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<description>&lt;p&gt;First, P-I circulation is about 132,000, not &quot;200,000 or so.&quot;

Hearst is shutting down the P-I. They&apos;re not going to sink substantial money into it, and it would take substantial money to do what you&apos;re talking about.

Sure, they might keep something going as an experiment, but it would be with a few tech people and a small editorial staff. And it would still lose money.

From Hearst&apos;s point of view they know exactly what they&apos;re doing: getting rid of a money-loser.

Not a business person, are you?
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