Under the guidance of Jeff Bezos, The Washington Post reportedly plans to sell its back-end content-management system (CMS) to local and regional newspapers. “The Post was approached by some of
its partner newspapers, which already have content-sharing deals with The Post, about licensing the software that’s used for The Post's Web site,” Business Insider writes, citing a
paywall-protected report in The Financial Times. “The Post has content-sharing deals with the Dallas Morning News and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.”
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