New SeattlePI.com Strategy: 'Experiment a Lot, Fail Fast'

Today the Seattle Post-Intelligencer delivers its final print edition, tomorrow it debuts as an online-only publication. The new SeattlePI.com will try to answer the question raised by its executive producer Michelle Nicolosi: "Is it possible to run an online-only local news site that serves a city's readers well while turning a profit?"Nicolosi says, "Our strategy moving forward is to experiment a lot and fail fast" [Click for MORE]

Seattle Paper Shifts Entirely to the Web

The Post-Intelligencer is the largest American paper to drop its print edition and become an Internet-only entity.

• Seattle Post-Intelligencer to become Web-only newspaper
• Photo gallery: Last publication day at the P-I
• Video: The P-I staff: What we'll remember about the paper
• seattlepi.com to continue
• Video: Publisher's announcement
• Special section: P-I memories
• Letter to readers
• More about the new seattlepi.com
• Connelly: Online-only P-I will be a journalism adventure
• PDF of commemorative P-I page
• Questions and answers for Seattle P-I subscribers
• The PI's globe will keep on spinning
• Hearst Ends 'Post-Intelligencer's 146-Year Run
• Will 'Seattle Times' Follow 'PI' Into the Sunset?
• Hearst Closing Seattle P-I Print Edition, Going Online Only
• P-I's closure offers "cautious relief" for Seattle Times, but no solution
• The last deadline: Seattle's oldest newspaper goes to press for the final time
• P-I reporter: "It hasn't really sunk in yet"
• Political leaders react to P-I closure
• The P-I's globe will keep on spinning
• Pioneers, statehood, fires, wars: It was all in the Seattle P-I
• Voices added character to P-I
• Read historic front pages from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
• Gallery | The Seattle P-I through the years
• Statement from Frank Blethen (PDF)
• Ryan Blethen | Preserve local newsgathering
• Archive | Hearst says it's no longer interested in buying Seattle Times

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