| As the nation's first and largest alternative
newsweekly, The Village Voice maintains the
same tradition of no-holds barred reporting and
criticism it first embraced when it began
publishing in 1955. The recipient of three
Pulitzer prizes, the National Press Foundation
Award, the George Polk Award, Front Page
Awards, Deadline Club Awards and many others,
the Voice has earned a reputation for its
groundbreaking investigations of New York City
politics, and as the premier expert on New York's
downtown scene. Writing and reporting on local
and national politics, with opinionated arts,
culture, music, dance, film and theater reviews,
Web dispatches and comprehensive
entertainment listings, the Voice is the
authoritative source on all that New York has to
offer. Add classifieds unrivaled by any other New
York publication, the Voice is New York's most
influential must-read alternative newspaper.
The Village Voice also publishes a daily-updated
Web site, villagevoice.com. and produces an
Internet radio station,
www.radio.villagevoice.com. |
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