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Detroit Metro Times Announces Merger with Real Detroit Weekly
Media Contact: Cassandra Yardeni p 210.388.0606 c 210.475.2374 [email protected] MAY 6, 2014 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Detroit Metro Times Announces Merger With Real Detroit Weekly DETROIT — The Detroit Metro Times, Detroit’s award-winning alternative weekly media company, is pleased to announce a new venture. Real Detroit Weekly, a Detroit-based alternative weekly paper since 1999, is merging with Detroit Metro Times today, making it the largest alternative newsweekly in Michigan. The new company will maintain the Metro Times name. Owner and publisher of Real Detroit Weekly, John Badanjek, will serve as president of events of the newly formed media company alongside Chris Keating, publisher of the Metro Times. “Real Detroit Weekly has published the best in music and entertainment coverage for over 15 years,” says Badanjek. “We’re excited to join forces with the Metro Times to create a ‘superweekly’ that will offer metro Detroiters more music, art, political, dining and nightlife coverage than previously possible. “With an aggressive increase in circulation, the new paper will be capable of serving the needs of both Metro Times and Real Detroit Weekly readers. The new paper will feature the Metro Times’ award-winning journalism combined with Real Detroit's cutting-edge stories.” Of the merger, Keating says, “John and I are both excited to merge these brands into one. Undeniably, it's great to have a partnership where we maintain local ownership as well as continue to employ the hard-working people that really make these two papers great. Moving forward, the new company will take the –CONTINUED– best of both from Real Detroit Weekly and Metro Times — print, digital and events — and re-launch into a stronger and more balanced voice for the greater Detroit community. -
Euclid Media Group Acquires St. Louis Weekly, Riverfront Times Cleveland-Based Company Purchases Multimedia Property from Voice Media Group
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Euclid Media Group Acquires St. Louis Weekly, Riverfront Times Cleveland-based company purchases multimedia property from Voice Media Group St. Louis, MO — Euclid Media Group, a media company headquartered in Cleveland, OH, announced today that it has purchased the Riverfront Times, an award-winning St. Louis alternative weekly publication, formerly owned by Voice Media Group. The Riverfront Times has been recognized among the top 20 alt-weeklies in the country, though the industry has faced challenges in recent years. Euclid Media Group anticipates a revitalization of the alt-weekly by ushering in fresh print, digital and event marketing strategies, as well as through the addition of notable staff, like newly appointed Editor in Chief, Sarah Fenske. Sarah Fenske is an award-winning journalist and veteran of the Riverfront Times, having served as its Managing Editor from 2010 to 2011 before leaving to become Editor in Chief of the L.A. Weekly. Under her direction, the Weekly became the nation's most-read alternative newsweekly, growing its web traffic 63 percent and earning numerous national and local awards. Most recently, Fenske has worked as Director of Digital Content at Feast Magazine, a regional food and drink focused publication. “I'm thrilled to be returning to the Riverfront Times," Fenske said of the hire. "The staff has been doing amazing work under difficult circumstances, and I'm excited to be a part of Euclid Media Group's plans for the paper. I can't wait to join Managing Editor Jessica Lussenhop and the rest of the team." The acquisition marks the sixth property for Euclid Media Group, whose multimedia portfolio includes the Cleveland Scene, Detroit Metro Times, Orlando Weekly, San Antonio Current and OutInSA. -
Newly Formed Euclid Media Group to Acquire Times-Shamrock Alternative Weekly Properties
DECEMBER 23, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Newly Formed Euclid Media Group to Acquire Times-Shamrock Alternative Weekly Properties CLEVELAND, OH— Newly formed Euclid Media Group announced today that it has purchased four alternative weekly properties formerly owned by Times- Shamrock Communications of Scranton, PA. The purchase includes the Cleveland Scene, the Detroit Metro Times, Orlando Weekly and the San Antonio Current as well as their associated websites and events. Euclid Media will be based out of Cleveland, OH, and led by seasoned media executives, Chris Keating of Shaker Heights, OH and Michael Wagner, of San Antonio, TX, along with Andrew Zelman of Cleveland, Ohio. Keating and Wagner had been two of the publishers operating properties for Times-Shamrock. Of the acquisition, Chris Keating said, “The strength of our brands has always centered on serving our local communities with excellent journalism. This will be no different as we expand our digital and mobile content and allow our advertisers to target our local audience. Not only do we see growth opportunities within the digital space, but also through the expansion of our events, creative services, and other niche publications.” Under the terms of the sale, Euclid Media Group will own and operate the following print publications, corresponding digital and event properties: Scene (Cleveland), Metro Times (Detroit), Orlando Weekly (Orlando) and Current (San Antonio). Andrew Zelman added, “ I am excited about the opportunity to work with Chris and Michael and about the prospects of growing the business and serving our markets for a long time. These publications and websites all play a prominent role in the communities they serve and we are planning to continue that tradition.” Euclid Media will continue to provide hard-hitting, culturally savvy alternative journalism in each of its local markets, growing each brand’s audience across multimedia platforms. -
JIMMY KUEHNLE 2613 Ashton Road Cleveland Heights, OH – 517-914-7427
JIMMY KUEHNLE 2613 Ashton Road Cleveland Heights, OH – 517-914-7427, www.jimmykuehnle.com AWARDS Creative Workforce Fellowship 2016 Creative Partnership for Arts and Culture, Cleveland, OH Fulbright Grant 2007 Graduate Research Fellow in Sculpture, Nagoya, Japan SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2019 Wow Pop Bliss Columbia Museum of Art Columbia, SC 2016 Wiggle, Giggle, Jiggle Akron Art Museum Akron, OH Jimmy Kuehnle: Tongue in Cheek Hudson River Museum Yonkers, NY 2013 Inflatable Wonderland Labyrinth of Joy Sculpture Center Cleveland, OH Twinkling Tricycle Tour of Enchantment SPACES Cleveland, OH 2010 Things Bigger Than People Pittsburg State University Pittsburg, KS 2009 I Don’t Like Cold Weather Bobbitt Visual Arts Center Albion, MI 2008 Jimmy Kuehnle: Inflatable Sculptures Galerie Weissraum Kyoto, Japan Full of Cold Air Laredo Center for the Arts Laredo, TX 2007 Peek-a-Boo: Who’s Watching Who? San Antonio International Airport San Antonio, TX 2006 Tell Me a Story Bluestar Contemporary Art Center San Antonio, TX 3D on Swiss Dallas Center for Contemporary Art Dallas, TX Don’t Just Stand There Wenatchee Valley College Wenatchee, WA Jimmy in Binary C-Art Studio San Antonio, TX Jimmy Kuehnle: Art in the Streets Houston Community College Gallery Houston, TX 2005 Nowhere to Hide Project Row Houses Houston, TX GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2018 Inflatable Exploratorium San Francisco, CA 2015 How to Remain Human MOCA Cleveland Cleveland, OH 2014 State of the Art Crystal Bridges Museum Bentonville, AR 2013 Faculty Exhibition Cleveland Institute of Art Cleveland, OH 2012 -
City of San Antonio Charter Amendments
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Jimmy Kuehnle
JIMMY KUEHNLE www.jimmykuehnle.com EDUCATION University of Texas at San Antonio 2006 MFA, Sculpture Truman State University 2001 BFA, Sculpture AWARDS Creative Workforce Fellowship 2016 Creative Partnership for Arts and Culture, Cleveland, OH Fulbright Grant 2007 Graduate Research Fellow in Sculpture, Nagoya, Japan ACADEMIC POSITIONS Cleveland Institute of Art 2011 – Current Associate Professor in Foundations Courses Taught: BFA Sculpture, Sculpture 1, Design 1, Design 2, Design Charrette, Drawing II, Digital Synthesis, Creative Resistance, Sewing and Fabric Fabrication Cleveland Institute of Art 2011 – 2017 Assistant Professor in Foundations University of Alabama in Huntsville 2010 – 2011 Visiting Assistant Professor Courses Taught: Advanced Sculpture, Introduction to Sculpture, 3D Design, Bronze Casting University of Texas at San Antonio 2006 – 2007 Adjunct Faculty Courses Taught: Advanced Sculpture, Drawing I SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2019 Wow, Pop, Bliss Columbia Museum of Art Columbia, SC 2016 Wiggle, Giggle, Jiggle Akron Art Museum Akron, OH Jimmy Kuehnle: Tongue in Cheek Hudson River Museum Yonkers, NY 2013 Inflatable Wonderland Labyrinth of Joy Sculpture Center Cleveland, OH Twinkling Tricycle Tour of Enchantment SPACES Cleveland, OH 2010 Things Bigger Than People Pittsburg State University Pittsburg, KS 2009 I Don’t Like Cold Weather Bobbitt Visual Arts Center Albion, MI 2008 Jimmy Kuehnle: Inflatable Sculptures Galerie Weissraum Kyoto, Japan JIMMY KUEHNLE www.jimmykuehnle.com Full of Cold Air Laredo Center for the Arts Laredo, TX 2007 -
Euclid Media Group Acquires Tampa Weekly, Creative Loafing Tampa Cleveland-Based Company Purchases Multimedia Property
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, April 9, 2018 Euclid Media Group Acquires Tampa Weekly, Creative Loafing Tampa Cleveland-based company purchases multimedia property Tampa, FL — Euclid Media Group, a media company headquartered in Cleveland, OH, announced today that it has purchased Creative Loafing Tampa, an award-winning Tampa Bay alternative weekly publication, formerly owned by SouthComm Inc. Since 1988, Creative Loafing has been committed to providing Tampa Bay with an independent perspective, local news, arts and a comprehensive listing of local events. Euclid Media Group anticipates ushering in fresh digital and event marketing strategies, and reports the promotion of Scott Harrell, former managing/online editor, to Editor-in- Chief. While the transaction entailed layoffs of several SouthComm employees, including long- time Editor-in-Chief David Warner, leadership believes that the newly streamlined staff will strengthen Creative Loafing Tampa and increase its potential for online growth. "We value the contributions of every staffer," says publisher James Howard, "and the cuts we have made are in no way a reflection on the quality of their work.” “Creative Loafing Tampa has established itself as a cultural institution and we are very proud to add their incredible and resilient staff to the Euclid family. We’re excited to continue to strengthen CL’s relationships and contributions in the community with engaging content, local marketing solutions and world class events,” says Michael Wagner, Euclid Media Group COO. The acquisition marks the ninth property for Euclid Media Group, whose multimedia portfolio includes Orlando Weekly, Cincinnati CityBeat, Cleveland Scene, Detroit Metro Times, Riverfront Times, San Antonio Current, Out In SA and Out in STL. -
Alternative Weekly and City Magazine Under One Roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.'S “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” Magazine
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by eGrove (Univ. of Mississippi) University of Mississippi eGrove Electronic Theses and Dissertations Graduate School 2010 Alternative weekly and city magazine under one roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.'s “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” magazine Cory Taylor Cox Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/etd Part of the Journalism Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cox, Cory Taylor, "Alternative weekly and city magazine under one roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.'s “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” magazine" (2010). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 85. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/etd/85 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Electronic Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALTERNATIVE WEEKLY AND CITY MAGAZINE UNDER ONE ROOF: Contemporary Media, Inc.’s Memphis Flyer and Memphis Magazine Cory Taylor Cox Master of Arts School of Journalism December 2010 Cox Copyright The student, Cory Taylor Cox, claims full ownership of this master’s thesis manuscript submitted to the University of Mississippi, December 2010. Any other reference material has been properly attributed to the original author. ii Cox Alternative-Weekly and City Magazine Under One Roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.’s Memphis Flyer and Memphis Magazine Abstract This thesis studies the media of alternative weekly publications through a case study of the Memphis Flyer and its relationship with sister publication Memphis magazine, both under the umbrella of Contemporary Media, Inc. -
Contemporary Media, Inc.'S “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” Magazine
University of Mississippi eGrove Electronic Theses and Dissertations Graduate School 2010 Alternative weekly and city magazine under one roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.'s “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” magazine Cory Taylor Cox Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/etd Part of the Journalism Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cox, Cory Taylor, "Alternative weekly and city magazine under one roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.'s “Memphis Flyer” and “Memphis” magazine" (2010). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 85. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/etd/85 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Electronic Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALTERNATIVE WEEKLY AND CITY MAGAZINE UNDER ONE ROOF: Contemporary Media, Inc.’s Memphis Flyer and Memphis Magazine Cory Taylor Cox Master of Arts School of Journalism December 2010 Cox Copyright The student, Cory Taylor Cox, claims full ownership of this master’s thesis manuscript submitted to the University of Mississippi, December 2010. Any other reference material has been properly attributed to the original author. ii Cox Alternative-Weekly and City Magazine Under One Roof: Contemporary Media, Inc.’s Memphis Flyer and Memphis Magazine Abstract This thesis studies the media of alternative weekly publications through a case study of the Memphis Flyer and its relationship with sister publication Memphis magazine, both under the umbrella of Contemporary Media, Inc. History of the publications, targeted demographics and business models will be taken into account to answer proposed research questions.