commercial vendor

By 

Sampson Onwuka

The Onions, the Green sheet, the Guide, the Village voice, the Mundo, are commercial vendor for the active inner city life. These paper advertising like other Newspapers are articles of history but their concession stand in Austin Texas and in Georgetown, or in New York or for the Chronicles – Houston, constitute a challenge. It may be true that the streets in New York are different from streets in Houston or Austin, but they provide their own challenges. There are no biker lots in downtown New York whereas in Austin or Houston, there is revolution for bikes and for small electric cars that is not exactly visible in New York. The Age of Newspapers or paper advertising is tested for reasons of natural change, it does not necessarily follow that it ends too swiftly, too cheap. 

There are interesting reasons why the Onion is very important - for instance it proved a hot-spot for alternative lifestyles in New York - whereas the Village Voice was a testing ground for public opinions and others interested in public relations. Austin free press provides its own advantage, especially the circulation of real estate, new artist in town and publication for SXSW year to year commercial hosting. The Mundo is still an engine of expression whereas the Guide and Green sheet like HEB coupons are organs of major industries. Coupons provide immediate interest but like the sharing circles for interesting groups of experts, these are organelles (orgamere) for public consumption that tender to certain specific and verifiable interest in housing, in real estate and employment. A visitor without immediate access to online service may take advantage of free paper guides to City of Austin until the needs are no longer pressing.

We are concerned with a City looking beyond SXSW - looking an exchange at a time when Tablets are primary access points. Besides the question of iron boxes.... Many Americans are not comfortable with littered items – both human and non- humans – they generally prefer a disposable interest to absorb the problems. Both most cities do not easily provide the access to these engines for transformation, as such the public default to visual impressions and salesman blather of public newspaper in circulation.

Whereas newspapers and magazines serve some needs but the public attitude and the structure of mass media has other agenda. The ‘future is unwritten’ about Newspapers advertising – it tilt a little to the right of Kindle and Tablets, to ebooks and electronic filing, to Mac Paper, etc., for software. There is something missing about iron boxes and concessions stands ripped and littered in inner cities – the extent the body consume visual art and persuasion and permanence of paper and print which a Kindle does not immediately provide. 

One case study that should entertain the minds of most experts is the future of these Newspapers and free paper advertising. For some, the priced interest in coupons and Green sheet does not readily provide interesting leads, including EBay coupons. It seems that exposure most articles of history and public