Will Someone Please Buy Back the Village Voice?
The Village Voice is not for sale. But somebody needs to save it, and that means somebody needs to find a way to buy it.
With flub after flub, does Kutcher still deserve the "social media genius" label thrust upon him? We don't think so.
The Village Voice is not for sale. But somebody needs to save it, and that means somebody needs to find a way to buy it.
It's a sad day at 36 Cooper Square, home of The Village Voice where the decades-old publication is finally giving up its legal battle with Time Out New York over exclusive use of the phrase "Best of NYC."
In ridiculous sounding lawsuits of the day: Village Voice Media is suing Time Out New York for using the phrase "Best of NYC" on the cover of its November 3 issue.
Times are tough if you happen to work at one of Village Voice Media's alt-weeklies, especially if you happen to hold the position of assistant calendar editor, which the chain of alt-weeklies has eliminated entirely.
Everybody wants to cover the Gathering of the Juggalos but nobody's being original
The New York Observer questions its competition; The Village Voice questions back
American Airlines pulled their ads in response to the sex-trafficking debate
Then maybe there wouldn't be a lockout next season, suggests one commenter
Plans to publish on a Tumblr called off after an agreement on health care benefits
The Village Voice countered Ashton Kutcher's figures on child prostitution
Healthcare is a sticking point in negotiations for second year in a row
Diaz's anti-gay marriage rally coinciding with the annual AIDS Walk draws more fire
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