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Welcome. This is a place to imagine what a next-generation Seattle news outlet might look like. It's open to everyone. You can participate in discussions of topics and even edit pages.  The Seattle Post-Post-Intelligencer could be the beginning of a business plan for such a site, or it could merely be a good place to mull the challenges and solutions to promoting good professional and amateur journalism in metropolitan Seattle. It's up to you.Before you participate, please read the Preamble. Then dive in and contribute to the topics listed at the left side of every page. The major topics on this site are Content Strategy, Business Model, Technology Platform, Governance, and Who's Doing What (in the area of innovate online news around Seattle). The Seattle Post-Post-Intelligencer was inspired by a similar effort under way in the Bay Area, the San Francisco Post Chronicle. What Is a Wiki?This Web site is a "wiki." A wiki is a page or collection of Web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content, using a simplified markup language.[1][2] Wikis are often used to create collaborative websites and to power community websites. The collaborative encyclopedia Wikipedia is one of the best-known wikis.[2]More at Wikipedia. | HOT TOPICSGreen Bay Packers ModelSome Seattle Post-Intelligencer staffers have drafted a detailed treatise on the possibility of creating a community-owned news organization like the pro-football franchise in Wisconsin. Read it and commentTech Take 2Join a conversation about the future of news content management systems.Read it and comment SP-P-I Poll |
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| chuck.taylor | Me, gone for a week | 0 | Mar 6 2009, 12:09 PM EST by chuck.taylor | ||
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I'm the one who started this wiki and now I'm fleeing the country. I will be out of touch March 7-15. If all hell breaks loose, mmatassa has the authority to lock down pages, kick people out, etc.
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| Anonymous | view obsruction, | 0 | Jun 22 2009, 2:00 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Hi, My name is Ryan. I recently purchased a home, on an Inlet Island in Bonney Lake, Across the street from Lake Tapps. The neighbor across the street is now going to raise his roofline approx. 10ft and all but completely wipeout my view. I haven't even made my first payment yet!!!!!!!
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| Anonymous | going out of biz | 1 | Apr 9 2009, 2:32 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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if pgi and advertising and newspaper print publications would slash pricing for average consumer budgets, it would not be going out of business. All those classifieds... well, the income budget can not afford such high cost, as many ads charge.
I hate to see printing companies in different communities go out of business because not all consumers are on line for things, which... well I do. There are needs for both. I think that one of the major reasons for such in the printing industry, is because of ad cost. And if cost were down to realistic figures, small local companies and consumers could justify those cost. Face it, someone who needs a roomate, can not afford $80-100 an ad or more which is average print cost. Or a small biz hiring, can not afford $500 to hire ad. The classifieds just got too high, and that is also a part of this issue for awhile now, much less the manafesting of bad economy. Wishing you well and hope you grow again to where you were. |
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| amyhagopian | Just got my bill for PI subscription | 0 | Mar 7 2009, 1:34 AM EST by amyhagopian | ||
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My bill for my 7-day/week PI subscription came today ($58.50 for the period 3/31 through 6/29), with not one word about the demise of the paper. Wassup with that? I am in such mourning about the end of the PI that I'm only now starting to come out of the denial phase. Whosomever vows to carry on the journalistic heart and soul of the paper can count on my subscription price (times at least two) till death do us part.
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