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Brand X Hits Streets Tomorrow - Posted April 14, 2009
Brand X is the new weekly publication from the LA Times. Editors Dean Kuipers and Deborah Vankin introduce the new rag in a blog post:
So, w... [FishbowlLA]
One Last Hurrah For CityBeat - Posted April 6, 2009
Former CityBeat employees from throughout the paper's six year history (but mostly the first five) gathered at El Chavito on Sunday night to say goodbye. The drunken wake of the recently deceased publication was organized by former CityBeat editor and columnist Natalie Nichols, who was good enough to buy us a... [FishbowlLA]
LAT Memo: A New Multimedia Editorial Product - Brand X - Posted March 26, 2009
The following is an internal memo from Russ Stanton:
Colleagues:
As the media landscape continues to shift, we are seizing the
opportunity to expand The Times to a different audience with a new
multimedia editorial product called Brand X (thisisbrandx.com).
In a few weeks, the street boxes currently occupied by Metromix will
offer a new weekly tabloid... [FishbowlLA]
Revolving Door: Todd Martens Heads To The LAT. Other People Do Stuff, Too - Posted July 9, 2007
Billboard's indies reporter, Todd Martens, starts his new gig as a producer for the LAT entertainment site tomorrow.
latimes.com also hired Dean Kuipers, formerly of City Beat, for a management position.
Meanwhile, Billboard is also losing Brian Garrity, who covered digital for the trade. He'll be covering a similar beat for the New... [FishbowlLA]
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