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The Village Voice’s History In 1955, the Village Voice introduced free-form, no-holds-barred journalism into the public discourse. Today, as the nation's first and largest alternative newsweekly, the Voice maintains the same tradition of dogged reporting and criticism it pioneered fifty years ago, as it stands at the forefront of today’s fastest-growing sector of the newspaper industry – alternative weeklies.
The recipient of three Pulitzer prizes, the Village Voice has won scores of coveted and prestigious journalism awards for its distinctive reporting and criticism. The Village Voice has been honored with the National Press Foundation Award, the George Polk Award, as well as dozens of Front Page Awards, Deadline Club Awards, and AltWeekly Awards.
A reputation for groundbreaking investigations and opinionated reviews on music, culture, dance, film, theater and the arts have made the Village Voice the authoritative source on all that New York has to offer. With daily criticism and reporting from eight different blogs as well as comprehensive entertainment listings and unrivaled classifieds, the Village Voice is the city’s must-read alternative newspaper. Each Wednesday, thousands of New Yorkers pick up their copy of the Village Voice – it’s a New York City ritual.
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