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A post-P-I, PostGlobe Misstep
The relationship between reporters and editors often is about as smooth and stable as a ride on Splash Mountain. A lot of reporters tend to regard editors as people who attend meetings, place casual u… more →
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The David Letterman Sextortion Scandal And Confession Has Damaged The CBS Network !
routingbyrumor wrote 2 months ago: From Murrow To Mediocrity… The Fall From Grace At CBS The Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City … more →
A post-P-I, PostGlobe Misstep
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glennnelson wrote 7 months ago: The relationship between reporters and editors often is about as smooth and stable as a ride on Spla … more →
My Vocabulary Did This to Me
dailyvalue wrote 8 months ago: By Terese Saplys Huxley, Oil on Canvas. Novelist Lorrie Moore reviews a biography of legendary autho … more →
Letter from Vashon Island: Goodbye to the Post-Intelligencer, Vashon Island Real Estate
Joyanne Sloan wrote 8 months ago: As an avid reader and news junkie, I have developed a daily routine which includes copious quantitie … more →
Seattlepi.com's Ghost Town
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glennnelson wrote 8 months ago: Those eager for Hearst’s splashy debut of its great online experiment, seattlepi.com, are in for a b … more →
The Place and People I Hated to Love
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glennnelson wrote 8 months ago: For a good 12 out of my 17 years at The Seattle Times, I felt total hatred for our arch-enemies, the … more →
Seattle Paper Shifts Entirely to the Web
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DF wrote 8 months ago: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper will produce its last printed edition on Tuesday and become … more →
Seattle's Past-Intelligencer
glennnelson wrote 9 months ago: If it walks like a duck, but barks like a dog, it’s a … what? Likewise, if it’s ca … more →
Journalism on the Brink (Part II)
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glennnelson wrote 9 months ago: It bears repeating that it is not journalism that’s necessarily on the brink. It’s the newspaper bus … more →
Journalism on the Brink (Part I)
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glennnelson wrote 9 months ago: The nightmare, worst-case scenario for U.S. journalism finally began to unfold in earnest today, as … more →
Newspapers, murder-suicides and the Kindle 2
glennnelson wrote 9 months ago: Few, if anything, in life is more irrational than a murder-suicide. I always think, “It was hi … more →
Newspapers in Trouble: Clinging to Printed Past
Graham wrote 10 months ago: photo credit The Chicago Tribune These days we’re constantly reminded of the sad truth about n … more →
12 Major Media Brands to close in 2009
jamiesonkane wrote 10 months ago: “Crikey” today noted this doom-laden sentence from the website 24/7 Wall St “No on … more →
Gaza on Brink of Humanitarian Catastrophe
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chrisy58 wrote 1 year ago: Published on Monday, July 21, 2008 by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Gaza on Brink of Humanitarian C … more →
Our Nation’s Self-Respect Demands Impeachment
chrisy58 wrote 1 year ago: Published on Sunday, June 1, 2008 by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Our Nation’s Self-Respect Demand … more →
World Water Day and Documentary to Air this Week!
Julia wrote 1 year ago: This March 22 is World Water Day, reminding us of the 1 billion people on Earth who lack easy access … more →
