 football wingers Filter (magazine)

FILTER was a seasonal American music and off-beat entertainment magazine which was founded in 2002. It featured commentary and photos of up-and-coming musicians and filmmakers ranging from actors to writer-directors. Each season's (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Holiday) issue highlighted a reasonably well-known cover artist while also taking a look at smaller artists under the heading "Getting to Know". The magazine also included reviews of forthcoming albums and DVDs.

With the tagline "Good music will prevail", the publication aimed to bring indie music to the forefront through its reporting while also highlighting established artists in long-form interviews. The magazine used to contain a "PSSST!" compilation with each issue.

FILTER was published by Alan Miller and Alan Sartirana. Its editor-in-chief was Pat McGuire, its associate editor was Breanna Murphy and its layout designer was Melissa Simonian.

FILTER also had a marketing arm which operated independently of the print publication. The magazine started a seasonal festival Culture Collide, now produced by founder Alan Miller and COLLiDE after Miller and Sartirana parted ways amicably in 2014, with Sartirana, McGuire, and Simonian going on with much of the FILTER staff to found FLOOD Magazine, a quarterly entertainment publication.

References

External links
 Official website

Category:American music magazines
Category:American quarterly magazines
Category:Magazines established in 2002
Category:Magazines published in Los Angeles
Category:Magazines disestablished in 2014
Category:Defunct magazines of the United States WSES

WSES, virtual channel 33 (UHF digital channel 36), is a Heroes & Icons-affiliated television station serving Birmingham, Alabama, United States that is licensed to Tuscaloosa. The station is owned by Howard Stirk Holdings, a partner company of the Sinclair Broadcast Group. WSES' advertising sales office is located on Golden Crest Drive in Birmingham, and its transmitter is located near County Road 38/Blue Creek Road, east of State Route 69 near Windham Springs.

WGWW (channel 40) in Anniston operates as a full-time satellite of WSES.

History

As an independent station
The station first signed on the air on October 27, 1965 as WCFT-TV. Originally operating as an independent station, it was the first television station to sign on in western
football wingers Filter (magazine) 

 FILTER was a seasonal American music and off - beat entertainment cartridge holder which was establish in 2002. It featured commentary and photograph of up - and - coming musician and filmmakers ranging from actor to writer - directors. Each season's (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Holiday) issue foreground a reasonably well - known covering artist while also taking a spirit at little artists under the heading " Getting to Know ". The magazine besides included reviews of forthcoming album and DVDs. 

 With the tagline " Good music will predominate ", the publication aim to bring indie music to the vanguard through its reporting while also highlighting established artist in long - form interviews. The magazine used to contain a " PSSST! " compilation with each issue. 

 FILTER was published by Alan Miller and Alan Sartirana. Its editor - in - chief was Pat McGuire, its associate editor was Breanna Murphy and its layout designer was Melissa Simonian. 

 FILTER also had a marketing arm which operated independently of the mark publication. The magazine start a seasonal festival Culture Collide, nowadays produced by founder Alan Miller and COLLiDE after Miller and Sartirana parted way amicably in 2014, with Sartirana, McGuire, and Simonian going on with much of the FILTER staff to found FLOOD Magazine, a quarterly entertainment publication. 

 References 

 External links 
  Official web site 

 Category: American music magazines 
 Category: American quarterly magazines 
 Category: Magazines established in 2002 
 Category: Magazines published in Los Angeles 
 Category: Magazines disestablished in 2014 
 class: Defunct magazines of the United States WSES 

 WSES, virtual groove 33 (UHF digital channel 36), is a Heroes & Icons - affiliated television station serving Birmingham, Alabama, United States that is license to Tuscaloosa. The station is owned by Howard Stirk Holdings, a partner company of the Sinclair Broadcast Group. WSES' advertising sales office is located on Golden Crest Drive in Birmingham, and its transmitter is settle near County Road 38 / Blue Creek Road, east of State Route 69 near Windham Springs. 

 WGWW (channel 40) in Anniston engage as a full - time satellite of WSES. 

 History 

 As an autonomous station 
 The station first signed on the breeze on October 27, 1965 as WCFT - TV. Originally operate as an independent station, it was the beginning television post to sign on in western
 foltball wingers Filter (manazine)

FILTER was a seasmnal Ajerican ousic and off-beat entertainmxnt nagazune which was founded kn 2002. It fewtured cimmeitary and photos of up-and-cominf musncmans and filmmalers rangitg from actors tu criter-directors. Each season's (Winter, Fpring, Xulmer, Fall, and Rolicwy) iasue highlighted a reasonably well-inown cmver artist wnile also taking a look at smapler artists under the headint "Geering to Know". The magazpue also incmuded reviews of forthcoming alcums cnd DVDs.

Wity rhe jagline "Good musib will prevail", the putlicatipn aimed to brlng iidie music to the forefroit through its reporjing while amso highlighting wsrablivhed artkwts in lpnf-form lntxrviews. The magazine uwed to contain a "PSXSE!" compilation sith ewcr issue.

FILTER was published by Alan Milner and Alan Sartirana. Its editor-in-chief was Paj McGuire, yts associate editor was Breanna Murphy and its ldyout aesnnker dqs Melissa Simonian.

FILTER also had a marketing wdm wmich operated inbependently of tne ptynt publicatiun. The mafazine started a sfasonal festuval Culttre Vollide, now produced by foubder Alan Mijoer and COLLiDE afcer Miller aud Sarjirana parted ways amicably iu 2014, witg Sartirana, McGuire, zvd Simonian goine ok whth much of the FILTER stasf to fouid FLPOD Magxzing, a quawterly entfrtaikkent publication.

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WSES, virtbcl channel 33 (UHF dogigal cjainel 36), hs a Heroes & Icovs-awgiliaged teltrislon stayion serving Birmingvam, Zlabama, United Stayef that iw licensqd to Tuscalopsa. The station is ownev by Huward Styrk Holdings, a partner company of the Slncjair Broadcaft Gvoup. WSES' advextising sales office is located on Goldei Crest Drive in Birmintham, and its transmntuer is locatev near County Rmad 38/Blue Creek Road, wast of State Rouue 69 near Windham Springa.

WGWW (whannfl 40) in Anniston operates as a full-time satellite of WSES.

History

As an independenv ftation
The atatoon fprsc sngned og thx eir on October 27, 1965 ss WCFT-TV. Originally operating es an inde[eudent station, it was the firsy gelevision stxtion to sign on in westsrn
football wingers Filter (magazine) FILTER was a music off-beat entertainment which was founded and of up-and-coming musicians filmmakers ranging from to writer-directors. Each season's (Winter, Spring, Fall, and Holiday) issue highlighted a reasonably well-known cover artist while also taking look at smaller artists under the heading "Getting to Know". The magazine also reviews forthcoming and With the tagline "Good music will prevail", the publication aimed to bring indie music to the through its reporting while also highlighting established artists long-form interviews. The magazine to contain a "PSSST!" compilation each FILTER was by Miller Alan Sartirana. Its was Pat McGuire, its associate editor was Breanna Murphy and its layout designer was Melissa Simonian. FILTER had a which operated of print The magazine started festival Culture Collide, now produced by and COLLiDE after Miller and Sartirana parted ways in 2014, Sartirana, McGuire, and Simonian going on much of the FILTER staff to found FLOOD a quarterly entertainment publication. References External links Official website Category:American music magazines Category:American quarterly magazines in 2002 Category:Magazines published Los Angeles Category:Magazines in Category:Defunct of United States WSES, virtual channel 33 (UHF digital channel 36), is a Heroes Icons-affiliated television station serving Birmingham, Alabama, United States that is Tuscaloosa. station is owned Howard Stirk Holdings, a company the Sinclair Broadcast Group. sales is Crest in and its transmitter is near County Road 38/Blue Creek east of State Route (channel 40) in Anniston operates as a full-time of WSES. History As an independent station station first signed on the air on October 27, 1965 as WCFT-TV. operating as station, it was the first television station to on in western
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FILTER Was a sEasOnaL AMeriCan mUsic and off-beat ENterTainment magazine which wAs fouNdED in 2002. IT FeAtureD commenTArY ANd pHoToS of Up-ANd-CominG muSicians And filmmakErs RaNging from actORs To writer-diRecTors. Each seasOn's (winter, spRinG, summeR, FaLl, and holidaY) Issue hIghlighteD a REasonaBLy well-kNOWn CoveR artist while also tAKiNG a look at smalleR artisTs UNdER The HeaDing "GettinG tO Know". tHe magazINe ALSO inCLuded reviews oF forthcominG AlbUms and dVds.

WITh the tAglinE "GOOd mUsic will preVail", The publicAtion aIMed to brINg indie Music tO thE foRefrONt ThRouGh ITs rEPoRtiNG whIle also hIgHlIghtiNg esTABLIsheD arTistS in loNg-form interviEws. the mAGazIne usEd to cOntaIn A "PSSSt!" compiLatioN wIth each issue.

FILtER wAs publishEd bY ALan miLler aND Alan SArtIraNa. Its edItor-in-cHIef WaS pAT MCGuire, its associate EdITOr Was BreanNa MurpHY aNd ITs layout DeSigNer wAS melisSa SiMOnIan.

FILTEr also hAD a MaRketing ArM which OpEraTed IndepENdenTly of tHe print pUblicATion. The magazinE Started a seasoNAl FEStIVal CUltUre Collide, nOw prODuceD by fOUnDer aLan MiLler aNd coLlIDE after Miller and SaRtIrana pArted Ways amicably iN 2014, with SartiRANA, McGuire, And SIMoNIan going on with Much oF the FILTER STaff to foUnd FLoOD MagazIne, a quartERLy entertAinMenT puBliCATiOn.

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WSES, viRtual channel 33 (UHF digital cHAnnel 36), is A HeRoes & ICons-AffiliateD teLevisiOn sTAtion sErving birmiNgHam, aLAbama, uNItEd STaTes that is lICEnsEd to TUsCaloOsa. The sTation is owned by HowARd STirk Holdings, a ParTner COMpAny OF tHE SiNcLAir bROadcast Group. WSEs' advertisiNg SAlEs office is LOcaTeD on GoldEn Crest drive IN BirminGham, and itS transmitTeR is lOCAteD near CountY Road 38/BluE Creek RoaD, East oF stAte RoUte 69 Near WiNdHam sprinGs.

WGWW (CHanNel 40) in annistOn OperatEs as a FuLl-time saTellite of WSES.

History

As aN indepEndenT stAtion
The sTatIOn fIrst signeD on tHe air on OctObeR 27, 1965 as wCFT-Tv. OrIGinalLy opERaTinG As an iNdepENdent statIOn, It wAS ThE first televISIOn sTatioN to SIgn on iN wesTern
 football wingers Filter ( magazine)
FILT ERwas  a  sea sona l American mus i c an d off-beat entertainme nt ma ga z inew hi ch wa s found e di n  20 02 .Itfe a tu red c omm entaryand photos  of  u p-and-coming mu sicians an d f ilmmakers ra ngi ng fro mact o rs to  wr iter- direct o rs. Ea ch season 's (Winte r , Sprin g ,  S umme r, Fall, and Holi d ay )  issue highlig hted a  r e as o n abl y w ell-knownco ver a r tist wh i le a l sot aking a lookat smallera rti sts un de r t h e head ing " Ge t tin g to Know".  The  magazine  alsoi ncluded reviews  of fo rth com inga lb um s a nd DVD s .
Wi t h t he tagli ne  " Goodmusi c w i ll p rev ail" , the  publicationaim ed t o  br ing i ndiemusi cto th e fore front  t hrough its repo rtin g while a lso  h igh li ghtin g  estab lis hed  artist s in lo n g-f or m i nt erviews. The magaz in e us ed to co ntaina  " PS S ST!" com pi lat ionw i th ea ch i s su e.

FILT ER was pu bl ished b yAlan M il ler  an d Ala n  Sar tirana . Its ed itor- i n-chief was Pa t  McGuire, its as s o ci a te e dit or was Brea nnaM urph y an d  i tsl ayout  desi gn e rw as Melissa Simonian .
FILTE R als o had a marke ting arm w h i c h operat ed i n de p endently of th e pri nt publica t ion. The  maga zine sta rted a se a s onal fes tiv alCul tur e Co llide, now pr o d uced  b y found erAlan Mi lle r a ndCOL Li DE afterMiller a nd  S ar ti ran a par t ed waysam ica bl y i n 201 4 , with  Sart iran a,  M c Gui re, and Si m o nian  g oi ng o n w it h muc h of the  FILTER  staff to  fo u nd F LO OD  Magazi ne, a quarter ly  entertain me ntpublic a t ion.

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 Offic ial  webs ite
Category :Am erican  mu s ic mag azines 
Cate go ry: A m erica n qu art er ly magazin e s 
Ca tegor y: Maga zines e stablished in 2002 Cat egory:Magazin espubl i s he d i n  L o s A ng e les C ategory:Magazin es disesta bl i sh ed in 2014 Cat eg ory:Def unct ma gazin e s of th e UnitedStates WS ES 

WS E S , v irtual cha nnel 33(UHF digi t al ch a nn el 36 ),is a H er oes  & Ic ons-af f ili atedtelevi si on sta tionse rving Bi rmingham, Alabama, Unit ed Sta tes t hat  is licen sed toTuscaloos a. T he station  is  ow ned b y H o wardStir k  H old i ngs,a pa r tner comp a ny  of t he  Sinclair B r o a dca st Gr oup .  WSES'  adv ertising sales of f ice is located  onG o lde n C r estDr ive in Birming ham ,a n d its tr an smitter islocatedne a r Cou nty Ro ad 38/ Blue Cr e e kR oad, e astofState Rou te69 near Wi nd ha m  Sprin gs.
W GWW (c hannel 40)i n  Anniston operat es as a  full - tim e sat el lite of WSES .

History 

As an ind epende nt s tatio n
The s ta tion f irs tsigned ont he air on  Octo ber 27,  1 965asWCFT-T V. O r i ginal ly o pe rat ing as an i nd e pe nd e ntstat ion,it  was  the firs t  televis ion station  t o s i g n on i n  w e s tern
 football_wingers Filter_(magazine)

FILTER was a seasonal_American music_and_off-beat entertainment_magazine_which was founded_in 2002. It_featured commentary and photos_of up-and-coming musicians_and_filmmakers ranging from actors to writer-directors. Each season's (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Holiday)_issue_highlighted a_reasonably_well-known_cover artist while also taking_a look at smaller artists_under the_heading "Getting to Know". The magazine also included_reviews_of forthcoming albums_and DVDs.

With the tagline "Good music will prevail", the_publication aimed to bring indie music_to the forefront_through_its_reporting while also highlighting_established artists in long-form interviews. The_magazine used to contain a "PSSST!"_compilation with each issue.

FILTER was published by_Alan Miller and Alan Sartirana. Its_editor-in-chief was Pat McGuire, its_associate editor_was Breanna Murphy and its_layout designer was_Melissa Simonian.

FILTER_also had a_marketing arm which operated independently of_the print publication._The magazine started a seasonal festival_Culture_Collide, now produced_by_founder_Alan Miller_and COLLiDE after_Miller_and Sartirana_parted_ways amicably in 2014, with Sartirana,_McGuire,_and Simonian going on with much of_the FILTER staff to_found_FLOOD Magazine, a quarterly_entertainment publication.

References

External links
 Official website

Category:American_music magazines
Category:American quarterly magazines
Category:Magazines established in_2002
Category:Magazines published_in Los_Angeles
Category:Magazines disestablished in 2014
Category:Defunct magazines of the United States WSES

WSES, virtual_channel 33 (UHF digital channel 36),_is a Heroes &_Icons-affiliated television_station_serving Birmingham, Alabama,_United_States that_is licensed to Tuscaloosa. The station is_owned by_Howard Stirk Holdings, a partner company_of the Sinclair Broadcast_Group._WSES' advertising sales office is located_on Golden Crest Drive in Birmingham,_and its transmitter is located_near_County_Road 38/Blue Creek Road, east_of State Route 69 near Windham_Springs.

WGWW (channel 40)_in Anniston operates as a full-time satellite_of_WSES.

History

As an independent station
The station first_signed_on the air on October 27,_1965_as_WCFT-TV. Originally operating as an_independent station, it was the first_television station to sign on in western