AAN News
Artvoice Disappears From Gov't Building Week Before Electionnew
200 copies of Artvoice mysteriously disappeared from a government building last week, the same week the paper ran a cover story on Erie County Executive Chris Collins.
Artvoice |
11-10-2011 4:44 pm |
Industry News
Artvoice Offices Hit with Two Gallons of Paintnew
Last week, "at the tail end of one of the few weeks in the past year in which we did not publish anything snarky about anybody, someone threw two gallons of paint on our front doors," Artvoice editor Geoff Kelly writes. "Seems a waste; we hadn't even earned it. Nonetheless, we were cleaning up all morning."
Artvoice |
11-17-2008 11:45 am |
Industry News
Artvoice Sues for Public Records and Winsnew
The Buffalo alt-weekly had for months been trying to obtain meeting minutes and budget documents from a board charged with negotiating a merger between two area hospital operators. But the board claimed to be exempt from New York State's laws regarding open meetings and freedom of information and wouldn't turn over documents, so associate editor Buck Quigley joined a lawsuit to force the board to release them. On Friday, Judge Patrick NeMoyer ruled in favor of Quigley and the other plaintiffs on every count. Artvoice editor Geoff Kelly writes that, in addition to shining light on the board's activities, the ruling is "also a precedent: The next time a public/private authority claims to be exempt from New York State laws regarding openness, we have a court case to wave under their noses."
Artvoice |
09-16-2008 8:59 am |
Legal News
Artvoice's New HQ Nearing Completionnew
The Buffalo, N.Y., weekly is in the midst of a four-year rehab of an 103-year-old building which has had enough "twists and turns to fill an opera," publisher Jamie Moses tells the Buffalo News. Moses bought the E.B. Green-designed building from the city for $10,000, and he's put close to $1 million into improvements. "It's a messy conversion," says Moses, who originally budgeted around $350,000 for the renovations. "We ran into things we didn't expect, and we're adding work, so it's not the same project we planned." Artvoice should (finally) be in its new home by the end of the year.
The Buffalo News |
04-22-2008 9:31 am |
Industry News
ArtVoice To Move To Building in Buffalo's Theater Districtnew
Buffalo Business First |
09-06-2006 11:22 am |
Industry News
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Buffalo Current Publisher Predicted Putting Artvoice Out of Businessnew
Niagara Falls Reporter |
03-15-2006 8:23 am |
Industry News
Faux-Alt Buffalo Current Shuts Downnew
The Buffalo News |
03-14-2006 9:35 am |
Industry News
Former Editor Returns to Artvoice
Geoff Kelly has returned to his former job as editor of Artvoice, according to representatives of the Buffalo, NY-based alt-weekly. Kelly recently returned from the Middle East after serving for two years as senior media officer for the Qatar Foundation. Before that he served briefly as the editor of the now defunct Pulp, an arts and entertainment paper in Pittsburgh. Artvoice also announced that Lauren Newkirk Maynard has left her position as managing editor and associate music editor Mark Norris has been promoted to replace her.
01-24-2006 9:42 pm |
Industry News
Artvoice Publisher Invests in Aesthetics on Web
Wells Dunbar |
07-09-2004 5:20 pm |
Association News
Artvoice.com Distinguishes Itself with Media-Rich Content
When he decided to upgrade the Web site of his Buffalo, N.Y., alternative weekly, Artvoice publisher Jamie Moses pulled out all the stops. The result is not a simple Web version of the paper, spiced up with a few online gimmicks. It's a media-rich environment, where visitors can watch interviews of the top players in local disputes, check out the latest songs by Buffalo area musicians and get a glimpse of the restaurants they might want to patronize. Artvoice.com debuts this week.
(FULL STORY)
Amy Souza |
05-24-2004 12:07 pm |
Industry News
Artvoice Buys, Closes Blue Dog Press
Artvoice Publisher Jamie Moses buys and closes rival Blue Dog Press in a deal announced today. Blue Dog prints its last run Thursday, ending alt-weekly competition in Buffalo. Former staffers at Blue Dog, once called Buffalo Beat, lament the demise of the scrappy paper, but Moses has the last word: "This market can support two weeklies, but not two successful weeklies."
(FULL STORY)
02-19-2002 4:08 pm |
Industry News
Summer Internships Give Insights into Minority Communities
New deadline announced for spring semester
(FULL STORY)
09-07-2001 1:43 pm |
Association News
Artvoice, OC Weekly Receive Diversity Grants
AAN announced today that Artvoice and OC Weekly are the recipients of the first two AAN Diversity Internship grants, instituted by the association this year to help alternative weeklies hire and train top-quality minority journalists.
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AAN Staff |
05-11-2001 11:51 am |
Industry News
Buffalo Beat Sold to City-Mag Publisher
Changes are coming, although direction is uncertain.
(FULL STORY)
Christine Iwan |
02-15-2001 11:50 am |
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