Post by bob quarteroni on Mar 6, 2012 17:40:21 GMT -5
BTW, a certain whacked out local ME actually chided me for saying I had the TL sale first, as if we were competing with the same resources (I'm screwed until the next batch of Dunkin' Donuts coupons come out). But it was nice, told him, that he's actually checking out what I do.
In any case, this is how one of the TL's new family member announced the news: said here's what the CV had to say. I can see lots and lots of shoppers in our future.
Inquirer Owner Buys More Mediaby GalionLive • March 6, 2012 • News & Views • 0 Comments Versa Capital Management, owners of Ohio Community Media, the newspaper group which owns and operates the Galion Inquirer, has moved to expand its newspaper network.
This morning, a news story on citizensvoice.com shared news that Versa has now purchased the Impressions Media. Impressions Media is the owner of daily and weekly newspaper operations in the northeastern Pennsylvania area.
Versa has collected a diverse portfolio of properties in addition to newspapers, including a chain of shoe stores, a manufacturer of rubber tape, a set of parking garages, and a chain of steakhouses (click here for a representative sampling on their website). The company, according to the online journalism site Poynter.org, “specializes in buying “distressed properties.”” It acquired most of the assets of the Inquirer’s prior owner, Brown Publishing, after Brown’s bankruptcy.
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In any case, this is how one of the TL's new family member announced the news: said here's what the CV had to say. I can see lots and lots of shoppers in our future.
Inquirer Owner Buys More Mediaby GalionLive • March 6, 2012 • News & Views • 0 Comments Versa Capital Management, owners of Ohio Community Media, the newspaper group which owns and operates the Galion Inquirer, has moved to expand its newspaper network.
This morning, a news story on citizensvoice.com shared news that Versa has now purchased the Impressions Media. Impressions Media is the owner of daily and weekly newspaper operations in the northeastern Pennsylvania area.
Versa has collected a diverse portfolio of properties in addition to newspapers, including a chain of shoe stores, a manufacturer of rubber tape, a set of parking garages, and a chain of steakhouses (click here for a representative sampling on their website). The company, according to the online journalism site Poynter.org, “specializes in buying “distressed properties.”” It acquired most of the assets of the Inquirer’s prior owner, Brown Publishing, after Brown’s bankruptcy.
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