Papercut Zine Library reopens collection within permanent space in East Somerville
The Papercut Zine Library crossed back over the Charles River today after being forced temporarily to Allston.
Scout mag lists Cambridge Day as nominee for best media votes in yearly ‘Honored’ list
Scout Cambridge, the independent metro style magazine with a Somerville twin, has an annual best-of vote (cleverly named Scout’s “Honored”) that lists Cambridge Day as one of three nominees for Best Local Media.
Three CCTV productions to be recognized at national group’s August awards event
Three programs produced at Cambridge Community Television will be honored at the Hometown Media Awards ceremony Aug. 13 as part of a national Alliance for Community Media annual conference being held in Pasadena.
Nice shot: Maybe you regret some ink? Tattoo removal company feels your pain
Dozens if not hundreds of people with poor impulse control are taking pictures of an ad from a company that can’t use spell check!
‘The Great Dictator’ reunites with Brattle, shows how satire, and inspiration, are done
Released in 1940, Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator” is a film often remembered by its final moments – and for good reason.
For this Baffler event, Charles Pierce joins the fashionable set
Usually evenings with The Baffler – the Cambridge-based journal of long-form thinkpieces – include readings or presentations based around the latest issue’s essays. This time, editor-in-chief John Summers just wants people to come by and join the conversation.
Cambridge makes it to a best-dressed list, which doubles as a farthest-off-base list
The survey industry is working overtime this week to prove that surveys are dumb, whether it’s “best food” in the school district or Cambridge being called a “best-dressed suburb.”
‘Interview’ is a weak blow for democracy, says some funny things about business
Well, so “The Interview” happened, and as a result of the big guys stepping out, 300 or so indie and small-chain theaters will now make all the money.
Want some Cambridge Police emails? That’ll be $9,000 for 25,000-page printout
The city’s response to Freedom of Information Act filings is so bad that the City Council has taken action.
CCTV’s World AIDS Day programming, scroll of victims’ names, runs Monday
World AIDS Day has long been an annual tradition for Cambridge Community Television, with the station preempting regular programming on Channel 8 each Dec. 1 for a victims’ scroll and special shows.
