The Ticker: Changes at Seattle P-I, Fox and Meredith Corp.

We’re not going to get into reporting the minutiae of media industry changes and layoffs (that’s what our Revolving Door newsletter is for), however here are some highlights from the past few days that we feel are worth noting:

> NYTimes: “The Seattle Post-Intelligencer will stop printing in 60 days unless the newspaper’s owner, the Hearst Corporation can find a buyer by then….”

> TVNewser reports that Fox’s network morning show, “The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet,” will not be renewed for contract at the end of this season. From Broadcasting & Cable: “In the week ending Dec. 28, Mike and Juliet averaged a 0.9 live plus same day average national household rating, according to Nielsen Media Research. Over the show’s second season, it’s been averaging about a 1.0, a number that’s proven to be too low to sustain first-run shows even in a healthy economy.”

> Meanwhile, Fishbowl NY reports that Country Home magazine has folded, announced alongside 250 total layoffs at Meredith Corp.

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