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From Jan 1, catch Post, Newsweek in your HT

Your favourite newspaper will now bring you exclusively the world’s most respected columnists, such as Fareed Zakaria and David Ignatius, and reports from the newspaper that broke the Watergate scandal.

Updated on: Dec 22, 2009 02:11 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Your favourite newspaper will now bring you exclusively the world’s most respected columnists, such as Fareed Zakaria and David Ignatius, and reports from the newspaper that broke the Watergate scandal.

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Hindustan Times, one of India’s leading English language daily newspapers, has entered into an exclusive content partnership with The Washington Post, for India.

Starting January 1, Hindustan Times will carry columns and articles from the Post and Newsweek on an exclusive basis in India.

This is HT Media’s second major collaboration with an international media brand. Its business paper, Mint, which is now the country’s second-largest read business daily, has a very successful collaboration since its inception in February 2007 with News Corp.’s The Wall Street Journal.

Hindustan Times Editor-in-Chief Sanjoy Narayan said, “This partnership between The Washington Post and Hindustan Times is actually a meeting of minds and a joining of forces that will arm Hindustan Times readers to take on the world around them every day.”

 
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