Washington - Washingtonpost.com has launched "Washington Post Investigations," a new online section containing stories and additional features produced by the newspaper's investigative reporters. The site includes an archive with information on the status of every major Washington Post investigation in recent years, as well as Bob Woodward's coverage of the Watergate scandal. "Over time, even the most important ongoing investigations sometimes fall out of the public eye," said Jeff Leen, assistant managing editor in charge of the Investigative Unit. "(The site) serves as a destination for readers to easily find the most current information on individual cases."

Potomac, Md. - Looking to target the ever-growing population of serious bloggers and podcasters, Larstan Publishing said that it has launched a new monthly trade magazine, believed to be the first publication to launch simultaneously in print, digital and podcast formats. The Maryland-based company said that Blogger & Podcaster Magazine will include news, features, tips and profiles written for and by those who use the thriving online media. Despite an initial circulation of just 20,000, publisher Larry Genkin projects the publication's readership to reach 250,000 in the next year.