P-I

Every answer is a familiar two-word phrase in which the first word starts with P-I and the second word starts with T.

This Puzzle Is The Pits 2010

Those bright guys over at TechFlash, my former colleagues Todd Bishop and John Cook, have set up a news feed that puts the far-flung Seattle P-I reporters back together in a virtual way.

Subscribe to the old P-I 2009

He could have done so to Publicola; he could have done so to the on-line Seattle P-I or the Times, or to TV stations.

Seattle Cops Must Earn Our Respect. And They’re Not. « PubliCola 2010

Every answer is a familiar two-word phrase in which the first word starts with P-I and the second word starts with T.

This Puzzle Is The Pits 2010

The headline on the front page (besides the one about about the closing of the P-I)?

PubliCola Gets Nice Mention in the LA Times « PubliCola 2010

In contrast, the P-I took the most straightforward question — do you want a new NBA team? — and concluded that voters were opposed or indifferent to the prospect.

Dueling Interpretations of NBA Poll « PubliCola 2010

But Hearst also said the P-I might re-emerge an online-only publication.

Religion news roundup: Scientology, religion trends, Islam, Gwen Shamblin, and more 2009

And last week, with the 60-day deadline nearing, it quietly began offering a few P-I staffers jobs with a new Web venture.

Religion news roundup: Scientology, religion trends, Islam, Gwen Shamblin, and more 2009

The debilitation and loss of the Seattle P-I severely limited public investigation.

Boo! (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

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Police Bust N. Seattle Bike Chop Shop « PubliCola 2010