It
makes some sense: Cut your editorial staff by 80 percent, and there’s
at least a decent chance that Web traffic will tumble. And that’s just
what has happened at the new online-only Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Page views are down about 20 percent in the week since the newspaper
killed its print edition and became an online-only publication,
according to internal numbers. Seattlepi.com
averaged between 1.3 million and 1.4 million page views a day this
week, down from 1.7 million page views a day in January, when the site
was able to draw large chunks of content from the print edition. And
more than a third of those 1.3 million to 1.4 million hits are from
photo galleries and comics. (Disclosure: I worked at the P-I until the very end.)
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