Since The Washington Post completed its own migration in 2015 to Arc, the customizable publishing platform built in-house but intended to be licensed out to other publications, WaPo has been slowly building out its customer base, starting with a test run on college publications that were offered the platform for free and expanding to paying publications that have included, recently, New Zealand Media and Entertainment.
Its newest client is back stateside, with the Post announcing that Tronc, publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, among other papers, will be signing up for the Arc platform as a technology partner.
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