Staff of Seattle PI to leave the globe building

SEATTLE (AP) - all employees of the seattlepi.com - only web site of news on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer load - moves of the building which was the name of the journal.Hearst Corp. Paul Luthringer spokesman said that the site lease will expire on 31 July, which prompted a move in a larger space, near the current location. He said the new building has the appropriate technical infrastructure, and it adds that the site will keep the building office space.The Seattle Post-Intelligencer printing stopped 146 years March 17, 2009. A day later, seattlepi.com was launched.At the time, questions were raised concerning the future of the planet rotating of 18 tons of Post-Intelligencer. So far, she remained spinning at the top of the building, but three city councilmembers are pushing for the globe to be designated a historic monument.The Museum of history & industry has also negotiated with Hearst to the stewardship of the world, but no agreement has been reached.