Downtown Bellevue Network Partners With Seattle Times as Local News Partner

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Today we are excited to announce that the Downtown Bellevue Network has partnered with the Seattle Times as a part of their Local News Partner Network.

What this means is that the links to our stories will often be featured on the Seattle Times homepage and in other sections of their website. It becomes an efficient way for the Seattle Times to diversify and localize content for their readers.  For us it represents an opportunity for a more diverse audience to read about Downtown Bellevue.

In the future you may see collaboration between the 2 organizations, but it’s important to note that we are not obligated to provide any specific content on our sites, and we also have no financial responsibilities to each other.  The networks benefits from the partnership mutually.

See the official announcement from the Seattle Times.

The Downtown Bellevue Network launched in May of 2007 (over 4 and a half years ago) with the vision of bringing access to more of the lifestyle news that was starting to take place in Downtown Bellevue. We look forward to expanding our existing and loyal readership base.

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