“Neither judges with gavels nor editors with delusions fueled by martinis can tell people which website or newspaper to read,” said VVMH executive editor Michael Lacey.
In a six to one decision, the California Supreme Court has denied SF Weekly's petition to review the $22 million judgment against it.
The praise has been effusive for Watchdog: 25 Years of Muckraking and Rabblerousing, a collection of investigations, commentary and personal essays by Isthmus news editor Bill Lueders.
Just four months into her tenure as editor, the Chicago Reader's Kiki Yablon will be leaving the paper next month.
L.A. Weekly senior features editor Tom Christie has left the paper after 15 years.
Creative Loafing (Tampa) hopes to raise thousands of dollars for The Children's Home in its 2nd Annual Holiday Auction.
My Week at the Blue Angel is a collection of 10 essays, many of which were first published in CityLife, that uncover "the broken and disenfranchised side of the city."
Fifty pieces were sold through auction for a record total of $17,366 in net proceeds, which will be injected into the Boise arts community through Boise Weekly's arts grant program.
AAN's Web Publishing Conference will take place in San Francisco on January 28-29, 2011.
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