Mike Fancher

Seattle P-I Editor Now Outdoing Fairview Fannie For Narcissism

Is The Seattle Times’ Owner Being Remarkably Open About His Company’s Challenges?

Or just shrewd?

Paper Tigers

Or just shrewd?

Paper Tiger

The P-I tells the News Council to eat shit— for good reason.

Hempfest Sues the City

Plus: the inheritance tax, the new New York Times guy, and changes at The Seattle Times.

Changes at the Times

Plus: the inheritance tax, the new New York Times guy, and changes at The Seattle Times.

Transportation, Politics, and Media

Plus: the inheritance tax, the new New York Times guy, and changes at The Seattle Times.

Copy and Paste Job

Journalistic plagiarism turns up in Seattle.

P-I Pride

The No. 2 daily's journalists have succeeded in spite of corporate parent Hearst.

Last Paper Standing

There are many possible outcomes for the one-newspaper town.

Chasing the KCTS Story

How the Weekly got the scoop, if not the credit.

Thanks, media

How the Weekly got the scoop, if not the credit.

Striking Lessons

In Seattle's newspaper strike, both management and labor learned from Detroit's five-year-long labor dispute.

Family Feud

Can Fairview Fannie get her groove back?

Strike cents

The costs of the newspaper strike are heavy for both sides.

Striking divisions

Will workers at the Times and P-I preserve their unity despite important differences?

The Great Wall of Fairview

Will workers at the Times and P-I preserve their unity despite important differences?

Stop the presses?

A strike looms at The Seattle Times and P-I.

Daredevils

A strike looms at The Seattle Times and P-I.

Emulating 'The Body'

A strike looms at The Seattle Times and P-I.

The media and the establishment: one and the same?

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

For the news that gives you fits...

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

Scraping off the Barnicles

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

Let Stanford live

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

Good 'Times'!

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

News, Inc.

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

Glass doghouse

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.

Donovan's grief

Despite pledges of objectivity, local news executives—even a popular TV anchor—mingle with Seattle's corporate and political elites.