New Players Nibbling Around the Edges of Growing LA Weekly
By AAN Staff
october 28, 2003 12:22 am
One year after New Times LA was
shuttered, several new papers are scrambling to
compete in the cramped quarters not already
occupied by a fatter LA Weekly, according
to the local business journal. "The LA Weekly is a
Goliath ... But there is still a way to make money,
even by picking up their crumbs,” says former
employee turned competitor, Jim Kaplan.
Southland Publishing's Charles Gerencser
says the Village Voice Media paper, which recently
published a phone-book size "Best of",
was becoming “publishing’s version of urban
sprawl.”