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A.D. Amorosi on City Paper: I Have a Slightly Different Take on Things

Philadelphia City Paper ends today, and with it, we lose a large part of what made alternative media great in the first place: the loosening […]

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Farewell to City Paper, the Absolute Best Place to Work

I can’t remember what brought me to City Paper’s doorstep. I’d like to think that I was a fan of the publication and wanted to […]

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City Paper Shutting Down, Merging Operations with PW

The Philadelphia alt-weekly wars are over. Today Broad Street Media today announced it had acquired the rights to the City Paper intellectual property. As a […]

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City Paper Dumps This Modern World

https://twitter.com/tomtomorrow/status/540975208728133633 Here’s one way to measure the passing of a journalistic era: City Paper is cutting This Modern World, a longtime mainstay of alt-weekly cartoons, […]

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City Paper Is Looking Kinda Metro This Week

Hey, remember when Metro bought City Paper? You probably will when you see this week’s cover.

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Is Upstart Metro Buying City Paper?

Metro, the free daily tabloid newspaper, is reportedly looking to buy Philadelphia City Paper, the stalwart alt-weekly that has been buffeted in recent years by […]

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City Paper Retracts Description of “Exotic” Asian Waitress

After being chastised by the Asian American Journalists Association, City Paper has retracted a line from a restaurant review it published in a cover story […]

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UPDATE: City Paper Is Out of Twitter Jail

UPDATE: After more than 24 hours on some sort of Twitter spam list, the City Paper‘s Twitter operations are now back to normal. It looks […]

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William Penn Foundation Suspends Grants to City Agencies

The William Penn Foundation, the powerful grant-making foundation, has suspended new grants to city agencies while it faces a complaint before the Philadelphia Board of […]