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Columnist Says Editor's Move to Tabloid TV Is Perfect Mergernew
Outgoing Cleveland Free Times editor-in-chief David Eden used to work for Barney, the purple dinosaur, Connie Schultz reports in The Plain Dealer. Schultz takes issue with reporting in the alt-weekly's "The Nose," which Eden described to her as "a snarky gossip column," and with news coverage at Channel 19, where Eden will soon become managing editor. But, she writes, "a guy who used to cavort with Barney can't be all bad."
The Plain Dealer |
05-28-2004 8:56 am |
Industry News
Cleveland Free Times Editor-in-Chief Moves to TVnew
Cleveland Free Times editor-in-chief David Eden is leaving the alt-weekly to become the new managing editor of that city's sister television stations, WOIO Channel 19 and WUAB Channel 43, The Plain Dealer reports. Free Times Publisher Matt Fabyan is seeking a replacement.
The Plain Dealer |
05-21-2004 11:57 am |
Industry News
Pennsylvania Newspaper Family Invests in Cleveland Free Times
Former Village Voice Media President Art Howe is now CEO of a holding company formed by the Mead family of Erie, Pa., which owns the daily Erie Times-News, to pursue purchases of alternative newsweeklies. Cleveland Free Times is the first investment the company has made in an alt-weekly. The management team headed by former Free Times Publisher Matt Fabyan "has been made significant partners," Howe said.
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AAN Staff |
04-03-2003 3:38 pm |
Industry News
Cleveland Free Times to Resume Publishing in May
Cleveland Free Times news release |
03-27-2003 10:36 am |
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