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Newspaper: Metropolitan News-Enterprise Alternative-weekly newspaper chains Village Voice Media and New Times Media, accused of dividing markets when they sold competing papers to each other in Los Angeles and Cleveland, have tentatively settled allegations of antitrust violations and unfair competition with the Justice Department. With the deal, New Times Media reportedly received $11 million from Village Voice for its Los Angeles newspaper, while Village Voice Media was paid $2 million for its Cleveland newspaper. Village Voice Media, owner of LA Weekly, and New Times Media also would pay $610,000 in civil penalties and $140,000 in attorneys fees to the State of California. www.metnews.com /articles/newt012803.htm   (636 words)

sfbg.com Federal and state Justice Department officials are aggressively pursuing an antitrust investigation of New Times Corp., owner of the SF Weekly and the East Bay Express, and Village Voice Media and are looking into whether the two alternative newspaper chains are cutting back on news coverage. Rachlis worked as executive editor of the Village Voice in the 1980s and, later, as editor in chief of the LA Weekly when it was still independent. Indeed, the U.S. Justice Department has done nothing to derail the endless media mergers that have taken place between corporate giants in recent years, and has yet to block a single joint-operating agreement between competing newspapers since the Newspaper Preservation Act was passed in 1970. www.sfbg.com /37/14/news_new_times.html   (1258 words)

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Village Voice Is Sold to Investor Group NEW YORK -- The Village Voice, the 44-year-old alternative newspaper that became an icon of journalistic iconoclasm, has been sold to a group of investors who are installing the current publisher, David Schneiderman, as chief executive of a new company, Village Voice Media. The investors, including the money management firm of Weiss, Peck & Greer and a private equity fund associated with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, paid between $150 million and $160 million for the Voice, The L.A. Weekly and five other newspapers, according to a source familiar with the finances of Stern Publishing. Now the newspaper that was as anticorporate as any in the country has become the flagship of a corporation bearing its name: Village Voice Media. webnetarts.com /socialjustice/article.html   (575 words)

Search Tuna Report for village voice Add Classifieds Unrivaled By Any Other New York Publication, The Voice Is New York's Most Influential Must-Read Alternative newspaper.... Village Voice - Newspaper In New York City,... CONTACT US The Village Voice Bookshop Is Located In The Heart Of Saint-Germain Des-Pr, Between The Beautiful Romanesque Church Of Saint-Germain And The Imposing Saint Sulpice Square.... www.searchtuna.com /ftlive2/1523.html   (925 words)

The Rise and Fall of Popular Music by Donald Clarke: Chapter Seven The Jazz Age, the Great Depression and New markets Helen Morgan sang in the Kern shows Show Boat and Sweet Adeline; The Helen Morgan Story was made for TV in the 1950s with Polly Bergen, who made fine albums of torch songs for CBS, but the 1957 cinema version unaccountably replaced Bergen with an actress whose singing voice had to be dubbed. The great country music producer Art Satherley, born in England, loved American rural, or folk, music, and regarded all of it as country music, whether white or black; but according to the institutionalized racism of the era, it had to be divided into ‘race’ and ‘hillbilly’ music. Hammond was the legendary producer of generations of great artists: coming from a wealthy family, he was financially independent enough to be able to work freelance during the Depression. www.theclassicalsite.com /RiseandFall/7.htm   (925 words)

About the Student Voice The Student Voice is a student written and managed newspaper for UW-River Falls and is published Thursdays during the regular school year, with the exceptions of semester/holiday breaks and the weeks of finals. All editorial content in the Student Voice is determined by the newspaper's editorial board. Letters to the editor become the property of the Student Voice and cannot be returned. www.uwrf.edu /student-voice/about.htm   (173 words)

The Voice: Disclaimer: The Voice is a newspaper for and by the students of Washtenaw Community College. From April 20th to April 23rd, a massive dosage of creative expression from the voices of youth between the ages of 13-19 was prescribed and taken in the city of San Francisco. The newspaper's content is the sole responsibility of the student staff. www.wccnet.edu /studentactivities/voice   (456 words)

Connecticut College - The College Voice The newspaper is used as a learning lab for students to gain real life experience before leaving the college. The College Voice office is located in the Student Center at Crozier-Williams, "Cro," on the second floor. The newspaper is distributed free in residence halls, classroom buildings, around campus (Cummings Arts Center, Fanning, Shain Library, and the Student Center at Crozier-Williams, "Cro") and is available through the mail by subscription. voice.conncoll.edu   (103 words)

The Village Voice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Village Voice is a weekly newspaper in New York City featuring investigative articles, analysis of current affairs and culture, arts reviews and events listings for New York City. The voice is also recognized for its 18+ content usually in the back of the magazine and is the only newspaper to do so. The Voice was launched by Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher and Norman Mailer on October 26, 1955, from a two-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village, its initial coverage area, expanding to other parts of the city by the 1960s. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Village_Voice   (756 words)

Indigenous/Native Peoples Internet Affairs Council An independent Native American owned monthly newspaper printed and distributed by the 20th of each month. The collection includes forty-nine Native American newspapers from twenty-three states and the District of Columbia. The material addresses problems and concerns of Native Americans and is confined to the twentieth century. www.indians.org /welker/natnews.htm   (756 words)

Interview with Lisa Chamberlain -- October 2001 A particular story doesn't come to mind, but over the decades, as the Voice and other pioneering papers broke story after story that the mainstream press wouldn't touch, it became clear there are other viable media out there, digging deep for good stories. Lisa Chamberlain is editor-in-chief of Cleveland Free Times, an alternative newspaper owned by New York-based Village Voice Media. JournalismJobs.com: Some claim alternative newspaper publishers such as New Times and Village Voice Media are becoming chains, and are smaller versions of media giants Gannett and Knight Ridder. www.journalismjobs.com /interview_chamberlain.cfm   (1620 words)

To Be Young, Naïve, and Totally Scammed on an Apartment and Other Media: Village Voice Stories : Gawker NEW YORK: Faced with a harsh and insulting proposal from management, workers at The Village Voice — the nation’s largest alternative weekly — are prepared to walk off the job for the first time in the newspaper’s history. Syd Schanberg revealed in this week’s Village Voice that he once got a tip that “a gifted and well-known newspaper editor liked to have sex wearing diapers.” Responsible journalist that he is, however, he did not follow up on the tip. As tense negotiations continue and a contract deadline draws near, the Voice’s salespeople, designers, photographers, editors, and writers are united in the face of management’s attempt to roll back hard-won benefits, undermine their bargaining power, and erode their ability to support their families. www.gawker.com /news/media/village-voice/index.php   (2136 words)

Native American Press Calling itself the "Voice of the People" the Native American Press/Ojibwe News is the only independent, self-supporting, non-governmental Indian weekly newspaper in the United States. Its mission is to provide information to Indian and non-Indian communities, promote accountability in tribal governments and civil rights on reservations, be a forum for Indian people to express their views on issues affecting them, and promote a better way of life for Indian communities. This newspaper provides information that is difficult to find anywhere else. www.citizensalliance.org /Reviews/native_american_press.htm   (2136 words)

The 'Village Voice', Prejudice and Hypocrisy: Nat Hentoff on Sudan (by David Hoile) - Media Monitors Network (MMN) It is ironic that a progressive newspaper such as the 'Village Voice' has seen fit to publish such questionable allegations, especially given their anti-Muslim and anti-Muslim overtones. It has come as a surprise, therefore, that 'Village Voice', a well-known and established progressive New York newspaper has seen fit to repeatedly publish articles fuelling both anti-Arab and anti-Islamic prejudice. The 'Village Voice', Prejudice and Hypocrisy: Nat Hentoff on Sudan usa.mediamonitors.net /content/view/full/2139   (1873 words)

www.newspapersoc.org.uk The Newspaper Society is the voice of Britain's regional press – a £3 billion advertising medium read by over 40 million adults a week. The voice of Britain's regional and local press Readership of regional newspapers is growing and new audiences are being reached through expanding portfolios of print and online platforms. www.newspapersoc.org.uk   (1873 words)

100 Best Films - Village Voice At the conclusion of the 20th century, the reknowned Village Voice newspaper held its "First Annual Film Critics' Poll." The newspaper asked 50 or more distinguished film critics, including Molly Haskell, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Andrew Sarris and others, to vote in their film poll. The Village Voice and Voice are registered trademarks of Village Voice Media, Inc. All rights reserved. The results (that are displayed below) were compiled from the poll's voting and published in the January 4, 2000 edition of The Village Voice. www.filmsite.org /villvoice.html   (276 words)

Article and Book References/Bibliography Organizer, The, nNewspaper of the Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee Communist Voice, journal of the Communist Voice Organization Palestine Focus, newspaper of the Palestine Solidarity Committee www.revolutionintheair.com /biblioperiod.htm   (1112 words)

Stars and Stripes, for our men of war "Even though it is totally independent, it would be very difficult for people in other countries to believe an editorial appearing in Stars and Stripes is not the voice of the Pentagon or the voice of the American government," he says. "As a matter of fact, its directive says it's supposed to have the same access as commercial newspapers, no more and no less. The Stars and Stripes was published weekly in Paris during the last year of World War I by a staff that included Harold Ross, who went on to found The New Yorker. www.medialifemagazine.com /news2001/oct01/oct29/4_thurs/news3thursday.html   (1112 words)

Underground press biography .ms The underground press, especially underground newspapers (or simply underground papers) was the print media associated with the countercultural movements of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Typically weeklies, monthlies, or even "occasionals", and usually associated with left-wing politics, they evolved on the one hand into today's alternative weekly newspapers and on the other into zines. The countercultural press drew inspiration from some predecessors that had begun in the 1950s, such as the Village Voice and Paul Krassner's satirical paper The Realist. www.biography.ms /Underground_newspaper.html   (1112 words)

Arsalyn The goal of Youth Voice Radio is to inform and educate youth, their families and community members in making sound personal decisions, understanding community issues and getting involved in community improvement efforts. Arsalyn and LA Youth published a Youth Voter Report in the September/October 1998 issue of LA Youth, a newspaper by and about Los Angeles teens. If your community is interested in starting its own radio show, Youth Voice Radio encourages you to contact them for technical assistance at (415) 982 0615 ext 20 or at youthvoice@cessf.org. www.arsalyn.org /specialprog.asp   (902 words)

info: Newspapers There are also a wide variety of English language national newspapers catering for ethnic minority readers including The Voice, Eastern Eye and Desi Xpress. Newspapers use photographs to illustrate stories; use editorial cartoonists, usually to illustrate writing that is opinion, rather than news; and also often include comic strips and other entertainment, such as crosswords and horoscopes. Newspapers have been developed around very narrow topic areas, such as news for merchants in a specific industry, fans of particular sports, fans of the arts or of specific artists, and participants in the same sorts of activities or lifestyles. www.napoli-pizza.net /Newspapers.html   (4934 words)

UAS Whalesong The student newspaper is affiliated with student government and student services and as such aids the goals of that department in providing opportunities for students to develop their leadership potential and social skills while assisting in their academic success. Its goal is to be the voice of UAS students and be a vehicle to reflect student opinion, interests and campus life. The Whalesong is the student run, student published, campus newspaper at UAS. www.uas.alaska.edu /whalesong   (426 words)

Street Papers About Us Street newspapers have found a way to provide the homeless with a means to get money while at the same time providing them a space with which they can feel at home, even if they do not have a direct shelter over their heads. The street newspaper movement is still in its infancy, the amount of homelessness has not changed significantly, nor has the disparity between the richest 10% and the poorest 10% improved much at all. The street newspaper movement is tackling many of the issues of homelessness from many different angles, and each newspaper does it in a different manner. depts.washington.edu /stnews/alan.html   (1877 words)

Welcome to YC Atlanta Teens can now raise their voices effectively and responsibly on the web as they do in YC's programs, such as the VOX teen newspaper. Youth Communication (YC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise youth voice. It is created monthly by 100+ teens during the school year and reaches 80,000 people in metro Atlanta. www.youthcommunication-vox.org   (407 words)

Youth Voice and Media LA Youth newspaper is a countywide, teen-written publication with a readership of 300,000 youth and adults. A project of the Open Society Institute's Youth Initiatives, Youth Media Reporter is a website for professionals who work with teens to create youth media—publications, videos, radio programming, and other media produced by young people and reflecting youth's perspectives and worlds. A project of AlterNet.org—the independent news and syndication service—and the Independent Media Institute, WireTap is an independent information source by and for socially conscious youth. www.whatkidscando.org /Resources/resourcesvoice.html   (1602 words)

From Mutiny to Mountbatten; A Biographical Sketch and Writings by Altaf Husain, Former Editor of DAWN; Zeba Zubair Dawn became the voice of millions of Muslims in undivided India, a unique publication that played a gigantic role in the birth of Pakistan and enjoyed an excellent international reputation. One of the central figures in the events surrounding the establishment of Pakistan was Altaf Husain, the Editor of the English-language newspaper Dawn. Dawn was created by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, leader and founder of Pakistan, to counter the anti-Muslim propaganda by the largely Hindu Press of India during the crucial power battle between the All India Congress Party and the Muslim League. www.columbia.edu /cu/cup/catalog/data/071030/0710305486.HTM   (368 words)

New England Associated Press News Executives Association Newspapers of distinct character published by a common ownership shall be considered separate members; any questions in this regard shall be determined by a majority of the Executive Committee. The purpose of this organization shall be to stimulate the cooperative efforts of these newspapers toward creation of the best possible Associated Press service in the six New England states, and such other general activities as shall help member papers improve service to their readers. It is recognized by this association that a wide attendance and participation on the part of newspaper member editorial personnel is desirable and should be strongly encouraged. www.ap.org /nne/neapconstitution.html   (368 words)

Inside Publications - What's up with the Uptown Theatre?; INSIDE Newspaper Serving Chicago's North Side neighborhoods www.insideonline.com They are not attempting to raise money for the theater, but decided that, while they were in the process of building their Web site, the publishing house could use the site to help the neighborhood by providing a forum for people to voice their support and concern for the theater. Dugan, of UpCorp, agrees that the Uptown Theatre could still be viable for entertainment, but that it needs something different that does not compete with the rock concerts of the Riviera and their 16- to 25-year-old audience, or the Aragon, whose patrons tend to be slightly older. Friends of the Uptown also continues to be an active advocacy organization, composed of all volunteers who research and promote efforts to preserve the building, but do not solicit or accept donations. www.insideonline.com /site/epage/22013_162.htm   (925 words)

OUTRAGE - Tabloid Newspapers, Kevin Myers and Vincent Browne "Abandoning the News," highlights a few promising newspaper responses, such as The Northwest Voice, a weekly launched by The Bakersfield Californian that is largely written by readers who submit news via the Web. John Lloyd says that the tabloids are waning, which is part of the decline of newspaper culture. John Lloyd of the Financial Times argues that the tabloid newspapers stock-in-trade of outrage and indignation won out in the British General Election campaign. www.finfacts.com /irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10001725.shtml   (925 words)

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