What's New @ washingtonpost.com November 2004


This month from washingtonpost.com:

  • What’s Cooking Thanksgiving
  • Phishing
  • Ask The Post (Live Online Series)
  • Skins Fantasy Job

    What’s Cooking Thanksgiving
    Whether it's your first or twenty-first Thanksgiving at the stove, the key to pulling it off is in the planning. We can help make your Thanksgiving feast as delicious and stress-free as possible, with recipes, how-to videos and expert advice for traditionalists and vegetarians alike.

    Phishing
    Phishing is a growing form of online fraud that blends old-fashioned confidence scams with innovations in technological trickery. Explore our history of phishing and how it affects victims. Think you can tell the difference between a fake and the real thing? Find out in our online quiz, and then learn the best ways to avoid becoming a phishing victim.

    Ask The Post (Live Online Series)
    Get inside the way The Post covers the news by reading this series of Live discussions with senior Washington Post editors, including new managing editor Phil Bennett, National Editor Elizabeth Spayd, Sports Editor Emilio Garcia-Ruiz and washingtonpost.com Editor Doug Feaver.

    Skins Fantasy Job
    Hey Redskins Fans!
    Ever dream of working for the Redskins? Well here's your chance. Enter today at Jobs on washingtonpost.com for your chance to win a Skins Fantasy Job! Be a sideline photographer, a sideline reporter, a game day associate producer, or a funky four dancer - Plus, you and a guest will get to enjoy the game from your very own dream seats. Every home game, we pick a winner. More contest details and specifics can be found at www.washingtonpost.com/fantasyjob.


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