Anonymous wrote:Cancelled. Didn't miss it much (even before they fully gutted local news). Then learned that DC Public Library card holders can get free online access. Now I can read it and Bezos gets jack.

It’s been costing him more than $100 million each year for the last several years and he, reportedly, has never taken any of the profits out even in the years when it was making money, so canceling really doesn’t matter to him one way or the other.

Cancelled. Didn't miss it much (even before they fully gutted local news). Then learned that DC Public Library card holders can get free online access. Now I can read it and Bezos gets jack.

Anonymous wrote:Wait…..people actually pay to read the Washington Post?!? Why would anyone pay to read that left-wing drivel?

LOL. Someone who's never read the Post has entered the chat.

Sadly, canceled our long time subscription

Wait…..people actually pay to read the Washington Post?!? Why would anyone pay to read that left-wing drivel?

I still apparently get the employee discount rate (used to work there until relatively recently) — I tried dropping my Sunday print subscription to digital only, but the site told me that would be more expensive. Guess I’m stuck with AP sports sections for a while.

Anonymous wrote:WaPo rolling out personalized pricinf?

What's your algorithmic WaPo subscription rate?

Who will make the first subscription arbitrage market?

https://washingtonian.com/2026/03/12/the-washington-post-is-using-reader-data-to-set-subscription-prices-how-does-that-work/

We cancelled WAPO and it still gets delivered every Sunday and I still have access to digital version

So there is that