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NW newspaper websites do their content a great injustice

Crosscut Seattle
Too many newspapers in the Northwest have the attitude: It's not news until we get around to posting it. "An exception is the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, which posts articles as they clear the copy desk in the late afternoon and evening. Bravo!," writes Chuck Taylor. "The Seattle Times, otherwise the best local-newspaper website in the region, doesn't get this."

Posted at 10:45 AM on Sep. 13, 2007

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