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Big day for La Opinión
The paper announces it will combine with New York's El Diario/La Prensa to establish a national chain of newspapers catering to Latino readers. Reports the L.A. Times, "the new company, Impremedia, will be overseen by Los Angeles investor Steve Rader and La Opinion publisher Jose Ignacio Lozano, who will serve as the vice chairman of Impremedia."
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Undountedly good news for La Opinion in terms of resources...perhaps they can do an English language edition for Anglophone Angelenos.
We might even get some consistent San Fernando Valley coverage.
Posted by: Brad Smith at January 15, 2004 10:58 PM