Village Voice Media, Inc.

James Larkin is the CEO of Village Voice Media, Inc..

Village Voice Media was acquired by New Times Corporation in December 2005, with the new company taking the Village Voice Media name. New Times, based in Phoenix Arizona, is majority owned by CEO James Larkin and Executive Editor Michael Lacey.

The new Village Voice Media is the clear leader in the field of alternative weekly newspapers. The company has 17 weekly publications with a combined circulation close to 2 million, reaching over 4 million readers.

Village Voice Media was originally named after its New York City newspaper publication, The Village Voice. This weekly newspaper analyzes current affairs, arts and culture, and provides event listings for New York City. It was the first of what are known today as alternative weekly newspapers and magazines.

The Voice was founded by Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher and Norman Mailer in 1955. It has published the work of many prominent writers including Allen Ginsberg, Ezra Pound, Henry Miller, Katherine Anne Porter, James Baldwin, e. e. cummings, Tom Stoppard, Lorraine Hansberry, I.F. Stone and Pete Hamill.

The Voice has been bought and sold a number of times through the years, and was once owned by Rupert Murdoch.

The Village Voice Media company also owns City Pages in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Cleveland Scene, Dallas Observer, L.A. Weekly, Miami New Times, Nashville Scene, OC Weekly, Phoenix New Times, Seattle Weekly and SF Weekly in San Francisco.

Contact Information

Web Site:	www.villagevoicemedia.com
Telephone:	212.475.3300
Fax:	212.475.8473
Address:	36 Cooper Square New York NY 10003 USA

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In Arizona:	Phoenix New Times (AAN affiliate)
In California:	LA Weekly (AAN affiliate)
	Orange County Weekly (AAN affiliate)
	SF Weekly (AAN affiliate)
In Colorado:	Westword (AAN affiliate)
In Florida:	Miami New Times (AAN affiliate)
In Minnesota:	Minneapolis City Pages (AAN affiliate)
In Missouri:	Kansas City Pitch (AAN affiliate)
	Riverfront Times (AAN affiliate)
In New York:	Village Voice (AAN affiliate)
In Ohio:	Cleveland Scene (AAN affiliate)
In Texas:	Dallas Observer (AAN affiliate)
	Houston Press (AAN affiliate)
In Washington:	Seattle Weekly (AAN affiliate)

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Anderson is BULL ST LA**	Posted at 11:08am on Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
Jeff Anderson is a incompetent reporter not to be trusted. Anderson reports bogus stories made up headlines and should never be associated with the Voice or LA weekly!
Richard Arsenault Los Angeles, CA	Posted at 11:34am on Monday, July 28th, 2008
James Larkin and Executive Editor Michael Lacey: I absolutely question the integrity of the news article from LA weekly journalistically and scientifically. Biohazard Educational Productions LLC and its parent company True-Film Incorporated challenges the LA Weekly and their parent company, Village Voice Media, to a journalistic and scientific duel. The scientific information contained in Biohazard our 1-hour television program, Toxic Mold Solutions against your article.
Bockelkamp Family	Posted at 10:15pm on Tuesday, December 4th, 2007
The Bockelkamp Family forbids any reporter, especially Jeffrey Anderson, from reporting any and all information pertaining to the death of Jeffrey Todd Bockekamp on January 5, 2007. This includes information on his personal life and any government job related issues that may have previously been discussed with Jeffrey Anderson. This reporter lacks the integrity, honesty, or dependability he initially portrayed to this family in conversations related to our deceased son. His purpose in contacting us was selfserving and his attempts were to gain information on the corruption in the government rather than to put together a human interest story on our son's life as we were promised. He lied about his intent and took advantage of a grieving family making them feel uncomfortable. We request that Jeffrey Anderson cease any and all contact with Jeffrey Bockelkamp's family or friends. He is NOT GIVEN the right to publish any information on Jeffrey Bockelkamp or his family. Any further contact will result in legal action. We have chosen to work with another more professional reporter. Sincerely, Frank P. Bockelkamp Terry A. Bockelkamp Bret C. Bockelkamp

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