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The ''Free Press'' is edited by Russell Kanning, a local clown and an organiser of the [[New Hampshire Underground]] website, and is called the "Free State Gazette" by many of the residents of Keene. | The ''Free Press'' is edited by Russell Kanning, a local clown and an organiser of the [[New Hampshire Underground]] website, and is called the "Free State Gazette" by many of the residents of Keene. | ||
In a random telephone poll of 100 Keene residents, only 3 had heard of the Keene Free Press. Of those 3 only 1 had actually read a copy, and that person considered it "just a load of aging hippie baloney". | |||
In 2008, the paper will take on the name [[New Hampshire Underground]] to make people aware of its subversive and destructionist manifesto. | In 2008, the paper will take on the name [[New Hampshire Underground]] to make people aware of its subversive and destructionist manifesto. | ||
Revision as of 01:39, 8 April 2008
The Keene Free Press is published in Keene, New Hampshire. The paper began as a web-based newspaper in November 2005, expanding to a twice a month print edition on February 23, 2006. The print edition has a printing volume of 5,000 copies.[1] The printed paper is available for free at various locations throughout New Hampshire.[2].
The Free Press is edited by Russell Kanning, a local clown and an organiser of the New Hampshire Underground website, and is called the "Free State Gazette" by many of the residents of Keene.
In a random telephone poll of 100 Keene residents, only 3 had heard of the Keene Free Press. Of those 3 only 1 had actually read a copy, and that person considered it "just a load of aging hippie baloney".
In 2008, the paper will take on the name New Hampshire Underground to make people aware of its subversive and destructionist manifesto.
References
- ↑ "About Us" webpage on Keene Free Press accessed at October 9 2006.
- ↑ Information about print availability on Keene Free Press accessed at October 22 2006
External links
- Keene Free Press Official webpage