Village Voice Set For 2021 Comeback Under Controversial New Owner
By Marisa SarnoffDec 22nd, 2020, 7:36 pm
Iconic New York alt-weekly
The Village Voice, which shut down in 2018, will be coming back in early 2021, according to a report Tuesday in the
New York Times.
LA Weekly, the former alt-weekly-turned-culture-guide for Los Angeles.
Calle said that he plans to restart
The Voice’s website in January, along with a “comeback” print edition, according to the
Times report. Calle also reportedly intends to have quarterly print issues of
The Voice, in addition to a planned podcast and increased social media presence. He said that he intends to “honor the traditions of The Village Voice of yesteryear.”
The Village Voice Rises From the Dead
The owner of LA Weekly, another independent publication, plans to restart The Voice next month. In addition to reviving the website, Brian Calle plans a quarterly print edition.
The former Village Voice headquarters in Cooper Square, in New York.Credit.Zack DeZon for The New York Times
Dec. 22, 2020
The Village Voice, the storied New York alt-weekly that shut down in 2018 after a 63-year run, will live again.
Brian Calle, the chief executive of Street Media, the owner of LA Weekly, said on Tuesday that he had acquired the publication from its publisher, Peter D. Barbey.
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