October 8, 2010
Did the Washington Post die?
I keep getting blank pages when I try to go there. Did Richard Cohen, biking with earbuds plugging his ears and Neil Young's "Ohio" misting up his eyes, hit a bump and wreck the whole operation or something?
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Website looks fine to me. (I live in Arlington, just across the river from D.C.).
Word verification: anince.
We can always hope?
Looks fine to me too here in the greater Chicago-Milwaukee metroplex.
A good site is downforeveryoneorjustme to see if a site is down for everyone or just you.
wv: mershi
This has been going on for a couple days and happens in both Safari and Firefox.
After a long wait, it came up in Firefox. Still waiting in Safari.
Reports of their death....
I'd try clearing browser cache.
Vastly incurious about even trying to check whether it loads in CA.
Maybe there was a fine print clause in the Newsweek sales contract that contained a covenant not to compete with Newsweek. I blame nearsighted lawyers. Or Christine O'Donnell's witch craft may actually be working. Didn't she say that she is the Washington Post?
Years ago.
Ann Althouse said...
This has been going on for a couple days and happens in both Safari and Firefox.
After a long wait, it came up in Firefox. Still waiting in Safari.
They may have been upgrading the site and hadn't put in the browser sniffing necessary for Safari and Firefox yet. A lot of websites are written primarily for IE and may have to have extra code for other browsers.
I don't get it.
The Washington Post website seems to be fine.
Chrome is faster than Firefox and IE, don't know about Safari. I log on to the Washington Post every day. I did not see anything wrong yesterday or today. Use Chrome.
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