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New York's liberal weekly of politics and culture, the Village Voice, began in 1955 when Dan Wolf, a New School dropout and sometime Columbia Encyclopedia contributor on philosophy, and Ed Fancher, a psychologist, saw the need for a new publication in the Greenwich Village community. The idea was simple: give the voiceless people a voice and encourage cultural diversity. Their efforts resulted in a seminal weekly publication that influenced the direction of American journalism and by the 1960s had become "as central to the times as Vanity Fair* to the 1920s or Life* to the 1950s." 1 The tabloid, a hybrid of newspaper format and magazine content, promoted the "new journalism" that
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Publication information:
Book title: American Mass-Market Magazines.
Contributors: Alan Nourie - Editor, Barbara Nourie - Editor.
Publisher: Greenwood Press.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1990.
Page number: 551.
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