L.A. Weekly editor Drex Heikes has announced that Friday will be his last day with the paper.
Why Google's enhanced search security could be bad news for publishers, the surprisingly old-school method that people are using to share stories online, and Groupon tells potential investors to expect "moments of brilliance and others of sheer stupidity."
This week's cover featured the name of Toronto punk band, Fucked Up.
Editor Doreen Manning gives a preview to how this week's paper celebrates 35 years of Worcester Magazine.
Tucson Weekly won a total of 13 awards from the Arizona Newspapers Association, including individual honors for several writers.
NUVO, the 21-year-old independently owned and operated media company in Indianapolis, has purchased statewide environmental magazine, Indiana Living Green.
U.S. attorneys in California are threatening to go after newspapers and other media outlets that run advertisements for medical marijuana dispensaries.
Prepare to have your soiled pants scared right off when Creative Loafing Tampa Presents: Reel Terror 2011.
Seattle Weekly food critic Hanna Raskin led a panel of alt-weekly scribes at the Association of Food Journalists' conference last week in Charleston. In addition, several alt-weekly food writers took home awards at the conference.
CL, Inc. has sold Creative Loafing Charlotte and Creative Loafing Tampa to Nashville-based SouthComm Inc. The company also announced that CEO Marty Petty has resigned.
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