Former P-I employees launch Seattle PostGlobe

By Reynolds Staff on Apr 15, 2009 in Basics, Uncategorized

Former employees of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer have launched a Web site, Seattle PostGlobe.
Mote than 100 staffers lost their jobs after the 146-year-old Pulitzer Prize-winning paper was closed last month.
The site’s staff includes former P-I reporters, editors and photographers now working as volunteers.
The site says the project got off the ground with the help of station KCTS 9, but now donations are needed to keep the effort going.
Editor & Publisher has a story that offers more details behind the venture.

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