MinnPost says: "As you can see below, City Pages' new size is now nearly identical to its sharply designed entertainment-side competitor Vita.mn (though the latter is not trimmed or stapled). Bartel says editorial changes include "more space to food and restaurant news and reviews, and expanded the music and concerts section"; some simple listings have been moved to citypages.com.
Bauer also notes in his article: "Bartel says CP's owner, Village Voice Media, did not dictate the new format, though many of the chain's papers have "made the change for the same reasons."

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Submitted by @jahnapeloquin
smaller, yet still far superior.
ReplyDeleteI love that this is cast as some kind of servile stylistic affectation. Does a drowning body mimic the derelict wastes toward which it sinks? If VitaMn is the harbinger of the resurrected alt-weekly, which might live once more in the guise of mute suck-pander, it is mainly to be valued for teaching the dying the importance of staying dead.
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