The Eastside Business, which covers business news in the Bellevue area east of Seattle, announced Wednesday that its board is considering whether to sell the newspaper, but did not name the interested parties.
“While the Board conducts this process, we will continue to execute our strategy. In the last year we have made great progress by increasing the number of people we reach through the print newspaper, our wildly popular online news site and twice weekly e-newsletters.â€?
“While it has been and continues to be my pleasure to serve the great and growing business community on the Eastside, considering the recent outside interest, it may be time to start considering additional partnerships so that we can better serve the Eastside business community with a larger staff and bigger budget, eventually leading to the printing of Eastside Business on a weekly basis.”
Read more here. The paper started in 2005 as the Bellevue Business Journal. It competes to a certain degree with the Puget Sound Business Journal, owned by American City Business Journals.
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