Gay Gazette - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 22:33, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T22:33:15Z

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	[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]		[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]
	'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of ''[[Capital Gay]]'' in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''[[Boyz]]'' at the time, set up the ''Gay Gazette'' a week after ''Capital Gay''~~'s collapse~~, edited by [[Roger Goode]], who had been Capital Gay's most recent editor. It was designed by [[Jonathan Harbourne]]. ''The Pink Paper'' was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas ''Capital Gay'' was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		'''''The Gay Gazette''''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of ''[[Capital Gay]]'' in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''[[Boyz]]'' at the time, set up the ''Gay Gazette'' a week after the collapse of ''Capital Gay'', edited by [[Roger Goode]], who had been ''Capital Gay''’s most recent editor. It was designed by [[Jonathan Harbourne]]. ''The Pink Paper'' was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas ''Capital Gay'' was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. ''The Gay Gazette'' was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]

Ross Burgess at 10:07, 14 May 2012

2012-05-14T10:07:38Z

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	[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]		[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]
	'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger Goode, who had been Capital Gay's most ~~event~~ editor. It was designed by ~~Jonatan~~ Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of ''[[Capital Gay]]'' in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published ''[[Pink Paper]]'' and ''[[Boyz]]'' at the time, set up the ''Gay Gazette'' a week after ''Capital Gay'''s collapse, edited by [[Roger Goode]], who had been Capital Gay's most recent editor. It was designed by [[Jonathan Harbourne]]. ''The Pink Paper'' was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas ''Capital Gay'' was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and ~~Magazines~~]]		[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]

LGBT-HP at 13:45, 13 August 2011

2011-08-13T13:45:02Z

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	[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]		[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]
	'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger ~~xxxxxx~~, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger Goode, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

LGBT-HP at 19:06, 26 July 2011

2011-07-26T19:06:51Z

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	[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]		[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]
	The Gay Gazette was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		'''The Gay Gazette''' was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

LGBT-HP: adding picture

2011-07-26T08:34:54Z

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			[[File:Gay-Gazette.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Gay Gazette newspaper, issue 3, 2 August 1995]]
	The Gay Gazette was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		The Gay Gazette was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

LGBT-HP at 13:11, 22 July 2011

2011-07-22T13:11:31Z

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	The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		The Gay Gazette was a free weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

LGBT-HP at 12:47, 22 July 2011

2011-07-22T12:47:19Z

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	The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in ~~1996~~. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.		The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1995. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

LGBT-HP at 12:46, 22 July 2011

2011-07-22T12:46:34Z

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	The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1996. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper.		The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1996. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper. The Gay Gazette was published for xx weeks before it was scrapped.

	[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]

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2011-07-22T12:45:43Z

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The Gay Gazette was a weekly newspaper published by [[Chronos Publishing]], aimed to mop up the market from the collapse of [[Capital Gay]] in 1996. Rather than buy the title, Chronos, who published [[Pink Paper]] and [[Boyz]] at the time, set up the Gay Gazette a week after Capital Gay's collapse, edited by Roger xxxxxx, who had been Capital Gay's most event editor. It was designed by Jonatan Harbourne. The Pink Paper was seen as being a left-wing lesbian newspaper, whereas Capital Gay was quite often described as a right-wing male newspaper.

[[Category:Newspapers and Magazines]]