The Village Voice Rises From the Dead

Posted Wednesday, December 23, 2020 10:48 am

Katie Robertson | New York Times

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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