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20 Years that Changed Los Angeles - Los Angeles Business Journal publication
The Los Angeles Business Journal began operating in 1979. Actual news was not its strength at the time. Its sale to developer Larry Bridges in 1988 was to mark a considerable turn for the better in the paper's fortunes. Under a new publisher, the paper became more aggressive and its readership increased substantially. In 1996, much of its editorial operations were restructured and more resources were invested on the weekly special reports, which helped transform the weekly newspaper into more of a magazine-type publication.See the full content of this document
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LABJ's first 20 years.
20 Years and Several Changes of Ownership Later, the Business Journal Is a Very Different Newspaper Than the One Founded by Cordovan Publishing
Where did we come from? It's a question that s bound to come up in most any pursuit - even among cynical, unsentimental journalists. Well, here's our story... The newspaper you're now reading was founded 20 years ago by a Houston company called Cordovan Publ...See the full content of this document
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