in other blogs : newsprint antiquities
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- The NYT assesses the soon-to-be-electronic future of the Post-Intelligencer. [nyt]
- Eli Sanders has been talking to P-I people about what’s been lost as the paper switches to not being on paper anymore. [thestranger]
- Liz Jones investigates the future of the city’s most beloved neon globe. [kuow]
- Michelle Nicolosi tells you a bit about the electromagic new, de-nwsource-ified SeattlePI.com [p-i]
- the P-I staff trade trinkets to commemorate the end of putting their paper on newsprint every day. [bigblog]
- Jack Shafer, who must know more than a little about running an online magazine, says hello and goodbye to the P-I, with some sound advice and a harrowing closer (SPOILER: “If the P-I delivers on her vision, it’s doomed.”) [slate]
- After the P-I ceases printing newspapers, its subscribers will find copies of the Times on their doorsteps. [publicola]
- The headline could have been improved if it were something like “Sleepless, Seattleites Didn’t Love Lucy”. [nyt]
- Now that Kerlikowske is off to DC, Seattle has a new acting police chief. [wsb]
- Seth returns to Seattlest to chide the legislature for stepping up and passing a crazy law to encourage the UW basketball team to win the NCAA tournament. [seattlest (who are happy houring at Zig Zag about now -- go! drink! et c.)]
