Seattle PostGlobe Packs It In

After two years, the Seattle PostGlobe—founded by laid-off Post-Intelligencer staff after their paper closed—is shutting down due to a gradual departure of staff and lack of funding, the site said today.

Donations, co-founder and curator Sally Deneen said, have dried up. Ads “have generated no meaningful revenue — ever.” So as the journalists working for the site for very little money found other jobs, there have been fewer and fewer people left to run the PostGlobe.

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