<a href="http://seattlepostglobe.org/" target="_blank">Seattle PostGlobe</a> was launched by former journalists at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer after it stopped printing in March 2009. It says it  is “a nonprofit news organization devoted to <strong>independent reporting for changing times</strong>. We focus on social- justice journalism that links Seattle to the world, including issues and countries often ignored by mainstream media.” It lists a core staff of five, with other contributors, many of whom worked for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer  when it stopped printing.

The PostGlobe site says, “In the beginning we worked as volunteers.  Today, we’re still mostly volunteers. But, thanks to your donations, we’ve been able to begin paying a little — but far less than what it  will take to get off unemployment. We’ll keep the Seattle PostGlobe running as long as we can, but we’re going to need your support, as contributors to our news site and as financial contributors.”