Washington Post to close its Springfield printing plant, laying off 118
The 46-year-old Virginia facility will shut around year-end as the Post moves printing to a much smaller site near Dulles Airport.
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The 46-year-old Virginia facility will shut around year-end as the Post moves printing to a much smaller site near Dulles Airport.
The German group, which previously held 51%, now owns the web offset supplier outright after co-owner American Industrial Partners exited.
The January issue will be the magazine's final printed edition, with publisher Joan SerVaas citing production costs and weaker ad revenue.
The book manufacturer merged Dover and former Baker & Taylor Publisher Services reps into one team as it courts small and midsize publishers.