The Associated Press reports that the landmark Seattle Post-Intelligencer globe atop the newspaper's headquarters on Elliot Ave will go nowhere -- at least for a couple more years.
P-I managing editor David McCumber said that the web-only version will be housed in the same building that once was buzzing with as many as 170 employees. Although the web staff will number no more than 50, the P-I has a couple years left on its lease.
Therefore, the globe will continue spinning overhead as the P-I seeks to redefine itself online. If successful, the globe could come to represent not only Seattle but a new model for the struggling newspaper industry.
Should I continue my petition to save the globe? Sound off in the comments of this post or cast your vote on the sidebar of this blog.
Monday, March 16, 2009
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The globe is safe... for now. Thanks for your pro-active efforts to protect this local landmark!
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