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Seattle Post Intelligencer by Kimberly Mills | Mar. 8, 2009 (Editorial)

If this were a just world -- no, not the "just war" world of the Seattle Times -- the Seattle Post-Intelligencer would be the one left standing. Though we're not dead yet, things aren't looking rosy for our print version. So, on what's anticipated to be the last Sunday of the P-I dead-tree edition, here's a message for our competitors at the Times: Don't blow it. Full Story »

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 by Dwight Rousu - Mar. 8, 2009

As economic forces suggest the imminent end of a printed Seattle PI, the editors write to the local competitor who, for a time, continue to publish. The PI has been significantly more open to progressive views than the somewhat regressive Times. The workers at the PI hope for the best.

The likely loss of the PI would be a blow to informed citizenry.

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