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A major run-in with the Department of Justice three years ago over the divvying up of the Los Angeles and Cleveland markets virtually assures that New Times Media and Village Voice Media Inc. will get a hard look from antitrust regulators who must approve the companies' merger. A key issue in this go-around of DOJ scrutiny will be competition in the market for alternative weeklies, the category of papers specializing in investigative reporting and coverage of local city arts.
October 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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