Journeymen journalists out to pasture
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Third of a series: The decline of newspapers is putting talented mid-career news people on the sidelines.
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April 08, 2008: Headlines
Don't sell the Times, sell products of it
Posted Tue, Apr 8, 3 p.m.
Second of a series: What the proudly independent Seattle Times Co. most needs is an infusion of expansionist ideas by taking on a go-go partner.
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The Seattle Times' suburban retreat
Posted Tue, Apr 8, noon
First of a series: Publisher Frank Blethen sought to conquer the Eastside but helped turn the suburbs into a daily newspaper desert.
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Congestion pricing: Even New York's got a problem with that
Posted Tue, Apr 8, 9 a.m.
The failure of an ambitious tolling plan there holds lessons for metro Puget Sound.
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Hey, what about an Absolut Ecotopia?
Posted Tue, Apr 8, 5 a.m.
A vodka ad stirs anger and nationalism, tapping a history that links to the fight for the Pacific Northwest.
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