In the Square Mile's daily newspaper, City AM, this research is presented as undermining the arguments promoted by "banker bashers" that the City attracts such people.
A small revolution is going on at the loss-making newspaper City AM, the title given away free in central London on weekdays.
Questions about Mr. Boyland's expenses were raised by the political newspaper City and State, and referred to the office of the state comptroller by the Albany County district attorney, P. David Soares.
The South African newspaper City Press alleged that the state broadcaster SABC instructed its production staff to cut away from live footage of President Jacob Zuma, because he was being booed by sections of the crowd.
Consolidation has reduced competition to the point where there are now few multiple-newspaper cities.
American newspapers often follow the same pattern where one-newspaper cities sustain the quality of a Washington Post or a San Francisco Chronicle.
Newspapers, cities, roads and parks still bear the names of miners, minerals, mining companies and other things related to mining.
From Other Newspapers City officials may soon play an elaborate video game to help prepare for fires, chemical explosions or terrorist attacks.
On Thursday, a federal judge put a two-week freeze on the purchase of The Chronicle, saying he was concerned that San Francisco might become a one-newspaper city.
She has done her homework: interviews with a variety of witnesses enliven her wide-ranging research materials, which include artists' biographies, local newspapers, city directories and trade magazines like Billboard and Cashbox.
