UPDATED: March 18, 2009 | U.S. Newspapers Struggling for Survival | | | |
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Joe Copeland, editorial writer at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (P-I) enters the P-I building in Seattle, Washington March 16, 2009. The Hearst Corp plans to roll out the final print edition of its ailing Seattle Post-Intelligencer on Tuesday then move it online, ending speculation about the fate of the 146-year-old newspaper as crumbling advertising and the Internet wallop the industry. The P-I, with a greatly reduced staff, will be the largest daily newspaper in the United States to go online only.(Xinhua/Reuters Photo) |
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer photo editor John Dickson hugs AME Chris Beringer after Roger Oglesby, publisher and editor, announced to the staff that Tuesday's paper would be the final print edition of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer during a brief meeting in Seattle March 16, 2009.(Xinhua/Reuters Photo) |
(Xinhua News Agency March 18, 2009) |
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