They are very nice, professional and published my business name for a very good price and even…read morefiled an affidavit of publication for me free of charge. Five stars for their five star service!! If you need to file your business name with a newspaper, do it with this one!! Specially if you filed your DBA in martinez, they are 2 blocks from the court house.

As somewhat a new homeowner in Brentwood, it's nice to find a local Great Magazine that helps you…read moreget to know the community. And, I love how closely 110 Magazine works with the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce and Brentwood Rotary Club. I moved here a little over a year ago and have found many "new" friends! Thank you 110 Magazine for reaching out to me and helping me feel right at home. Gloria Guzman

The most recent edition of 110 magazine's cover is in very poor test. The cover is show casing an…read morearticle within the magazine called "Job Whore" The article is about a women that goes from one bad job to another. The word "whore" typically refers to a women who trades sex for money or other commodities. The caption on the cover indicates that one is trading sex for a job. This magazine sets out in public view in many businesses where any one can read, including children of all ages. I am not a prude but I believe our publications should show some restraints in what they put on the covers of their editions in order to get readers to pick up their magazine. This edition places 110 in the same category of the magazines we find in grocery store check out lanes. Not very professional. How about raising the bar instead of stooping to the level of "rags"

Last year, I moved to the East Bay from Portland, OR, where the local incarnation of the EcoMetro…read moreGuide, the Chinook Book, is a household staple. You can imagine how excited I was to hear about the EcoMetro Guide. This little coupon book has information and coupons for everything you could want--food, entertainment, recreation, dining out, you name it. As someone who's fairly new to the Bay Area, it's been a good resource for finding sustainable businesses, yoga studios (see 7th Heaven Yoga), and bike shops--the trifecta of a happy me.

EcoMetro Guide is a great resource for supporting local businesses in Oakland and the East Bay…read morewhile leaving a lighter footprint. There are resources for recycling and green living and coupons for local business that have sustainable practices. The book launch is happening in September of 2007 and is being sold by many local businesses.

The Post is as good as it gets in a local paper! Everything Piedmont needs to know about what's…read morehappening.

I read a wide variety of newspapers, magazines, and on line content, and am often reminded of an…read moreexchange between Dr. Bashir and Garak in Star Trek: DS9: Of all the stories you told me, which ones were true and which ones weren't?" "My dear Doctor, they're all true." "Even the lies?" "Especially the lies." In its broadsheet edition day, the Berkeley Daily Planet was both a great read and infuriating. I did not agree at all with their Israel, Marine Recruiting Office, and other "progressive" stances, and often found myself flinging down the paper in disgust. Yet, I couldn't wait to pick up the paper again and read some more, especially Becky O'Malley's "holy" opinions and the best letters section outside of the Anderson Valley Advertiser. Broad and sometimes contentious political debate within the Fourth Estate can be free speech at its best. "To hold a pen is to be at war" - Voltaire Unfortunately, thanks to narrow special interest boycott (of which one of the leaders has his say below), the economy, and some payroll service fraud thrown in, the Berkeley Daily Plant closed up their print edition and went on line. So image my delight when I recently picked up a Copy Mat "newsletter" edition of the Daily Planet. "Great Caesar's Ghost!" - Perry White I devoured the issue and was left wanting for more. So whether I agree with the content or not, I hope that the Daily Planet is on the way back, and mindful of the Joseph Pulitzer quote that "Newspapers should have no friends"

They are not beholden to donors. They have no agenda beyond community service. You will get the…read moreunvarnished truth about Berkeley here. You'll see the love for the community as soon as you dive in. We are so lucky to have this kind of independent journalism here.

Nice community-oriented monthly free paper. Columns from the…read moreallied neighborhoods, school and new business news. Focuses on good news, which is nice.

I have worked with Marci on a number of projects. Every time I have met with her I come away with a…read morewealth of knowledge. Marci is an expert in her industry and can help any business improve their bottom line through powerful marketing and PR methods. She is trust worthy and extremely efficient. -Charles

Im giving 3 stars cause i havent seen the advocate in quite some time. In its day it was a very…read moreinformative, insightful and full of news you could use regarding the well being of children. id love to find it again. Im wondering if Daphne Muse is still with the paper? She was a gem! where you at???