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Seattle Weekly

The Seattle Weekly is an alternative biweekly newspaper in Seattle, Washington, United States. It was founded by Darrell Oldham and David Brewster as The Weekly. Its first issue was published on March 31, 1976, and it became a web-only publication on March 1, 2019. Since January 2013, it has been owned by Sound Publishing, Inc., a subsidiary of the…

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Founded
1976
Founders
Darrell Oldham · David Brewster
Owner
Sound Publishing
Headquarters
307 Third Avenue South Seattle, Washington
Circulation
formerly 38,000 (web-only since 2019)
Editor
Andy Hobbs

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Seattle Weekly

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples33
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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Seattle Weekly

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related to history · 16
Seattle Weekly → Christine Brennan, Former, In July, January, Jeff Mars, Knute Berger, New York, Sasquatch Publishing/Quickfish Media, Scott Tobias, Seattle, September, Sound Publishing, Stern Publishing, Village Voice Media, Village Voice Media's, Voice Media Group
related to Competition · 3
Seattle Weekly → Seattle, The Seattle Weekly's, The Stranger
Founders · 2
Seattle Weekly → Darrell Oldham, David Brewster
Circulation · 1
Seattle Weekly → formerly 38,000 (web-only since 2019)
Editor · 1
Seattle Weekly → Andy Hobbs
Format · 1
Seattle Weekly → Tabloid
Founded · 1
Seattle Weekly → 1976
Headquarters · 1
Seattle Weekly → 307 Third Avenue South Seattle, Washington
ISSN · 1
Seattle Weekly → 0898-0845
OCLC number · 1
Seattle Weekly → 17527271

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seattle weekly publishing january published web-only 2019 sound washington editor-in-chief became 2013 alternative david founded darrell oldham brewster since media

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Seattle WeeklyCirculationformerly 38,000 (web-only since 2019)1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyEditorAndy Hobbs1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyFormatTabloid1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyFounded19761.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyFoundersDarrell Oldham1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyFoundersDavid Brewster1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyHeadquarters307 Third Avenue South Seattle, Washington1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyISSN0898-08451.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyOCLC number175272711.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyOwnerSound Publishing1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyStaff writersCameron Sheppard1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyTypeAlternative weekly1.00infobox
Seattle WeeklyWebsiteseattleweekly.com1.00infobox
Seattle Weeklyis aalternative biweekly newspaper in Seattle0.90text

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