[Updated] Scroll down the editorial roster at City Pages from just over a year ago and you’ll have to pass the top seven names before you find one who’s still employed…
After losing a lawsuit in which it was accused of selling ads below cost to drive a competitor out of business, SF Weekly and its parent, Village Voice Media, aren’t happy. In a…
It’s hard to imagine that anyone outside the San Francisco Bay Guardian’s legal team expected this: Yesterday, following a five-week jury trial, the SFBG prevailed in its predatory pricing lawsuit against Village Voice Media,…
With the Republican National Convention now fewer than eight months away, City Pages has brought back “Elephants in the Room…” to provide a dose of snark during these all too serious times.
Expect new pieces to go up soon,…
City Pages music writer Peter Scholtes has pretty much lived local music. He’s written oral histories on the Twin Cities’ hip-hop scene and the downtown music club First Avenue, and he’s devoted thousands of…
Stats in perspective: Newspaper online numbers are up! But, says Alan Mutter, the industry has a long way to go. The former San Francisco Chronicle and Chicago Daily News editor compares time spent on newspaper websites — around…
Farking with the RNC logo: The Photoshoppers at Fark.com are having their way with the much-maligned logo for the Republican National Convention, to be held in the Twin Cities next year. From renditions…
Sputnik backlash: Some conservatives are irked that Google tweaked its logo last week — making the second G out of an illustration of Sputnik — to commemorate a historic aeronautical achievement by America’s…
Readers rap: As Kate Parry vacates her readers representative post at the Star Tribune — one of the first papers in the country to have such a position — she gives a rap to management’s knuckles over its plan to…
City Pages just launched cPod, a weekly podcast featuring writers discussing their contribution to the new issue.
First thoughts: the audio quality is pretty poor (think: answering machine), and the delivery is a bit… flat (there’s a reason some…
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