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A look at local web happenings in Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Posted by Mark Briggs @ 09:26:40 am
While The News Tribune has had our share of comings and goings in recent months (I'm still around part-time, in case you're wondering), the Seattle newspapers collectively lost three of the best bloggers in the Puget Sound this month.
John Cook and Todd Bishop are leaving the P-I to start new technology ventures at the Puget Sound Business Journal. This is good news for tech info consumers since Cook and Bishop formed what Lost Remote called the "Techcrunch of Seattle" with their P-I blogs on venture capital and Microsoft.
David Postman, the Seattle Times' political blogger, left the paper to join Paul Allen's Vulcan in media relations.
