The quality of the Arizona Republic has continually declined over the past few years, especially…read moresince printing was moved to Las Vegas. There is essentially no editing of the paper as typos and misspelled words are common. Papers are received with ink blots or smeared ink across the page, and creases or folded corners on pages. The national news is essentially a warmed over version of USA Today. Much of the content is old because printing is not held to allow content from later in the day. Last Sunday there was a large article in the sports section about learning terminology for the Kentucky Derby "before" the race. Come on, the Kentucky Derby was on Saturday and that article should have been in the Saturday paper. Broadcast times for upcoming events like March Madness games are given according to EDT or EST. Come on, this is supposed to be a local paper. I want to support local journalism, but I ask myself every day if the Republic is worth the price.

Biased reporting; delayed news, weather and sports coverage; poor customer service. Just cancelled…read moresubscription after reading the paper since first moving here in 1958. Read that subscription base is rapidly declining, perhaps to the point where they will cease producing a print edition.

Cool shop with a lot of interesting zines. The person working there was friendly. I would love to…read moresee more pop culture zines offered but I feel like there may just not be enough creators of them to offer them.

Great place to hang out and get to know the local art and zinester scene. Very welcoming and…read moreinclusive, a great place to shop local.

In a city that's filled with magazines that seem to only care about covering where the coolest…read moreclubs are, where the richest people shop and eat, or how to be a hip college student this magazine is clearly unique. Cheeky, irreverent, subversive and deceitfully honest, this magazine covers (or rather uncovers) aspects of Phoenix that are much less obvious than than the chic trendiness of other magazines and is so much more interesting because of this. Issues can be hard to come by since they only come out with new issues every 3 months but their site claims you can reserve issues and have them sent to you for a nominal fee. I should say that I wrote an article for hoozdo for their first issue. All writing and photography for this magazine is contributed by volunteers for the love of the game and for the love of Phoenix. Bottom line -- great read with a true subversive, big-city edge.

Candice Scott & Rich Lastra at O'Neil saved my ass! A vendor I had worked with for years dropped…read morethe ball on a project and O'Neil's team saved the day. They turned around my projects quickly and were so kind and gracious about it. I love working with this team and will be sending all of my poster and banner projects to them.

Nothing could be more serious than what I'm about to say... Listen. Up…read more We have been using another local print shop for several years that shall go unnamed because of how much I hate them. They're nice, talented people for the most part, especially Robert, but holy hell I don't understand how they stay in business. We used them despite them. In the most recent situation that draws my ever-loving ire, they sent us a half order and accused us of losing the other half. Then, we tried to switch over to Impact, who on two occasions ignored my requests for a quote. That was awesome. So I begin to scour the Interwebs, high and lo, begging, praying, beseeching the Gods above for a printing company to just be effing awesome. Lo and behold, such a company exists. The Heavens parted, angels sang to Odysseus' Sirens, and I found O'neil. O'neil is the real deal and if you don't get your stuff printed here you're evil. It doesn't matter if you've never heard of them. Even if you don't need stuff printed, you should make something up and send it here. They're hyper local and by that I mean they're not only local but locally EMPLOYEE owned. Yeah boooooiiiii! They've been in business for about 103 years or some crazy number to which I can hardly count. If you want to know the truth, I think in the future, I used a time machine to go back to the past to influence my future by founding this company that year just so that 100 years later I could look like a genius for finding such a great company to print our shite. In case you need to visually verify the veracity of my claims, pull a Cosmo Kramer like I did and just bust down their front door. It's probably not locked though they claimed upon my departure there'd be a "Dallas G" policy. I'm so happy. Even if they send me a box of flaming dog excrement they'll have done it with way more class, style, and responsiveness than the others in town. O'Neil for President!

I made a huge mistake to get in bed with phoenix new times. I signed a contract for their local SEO…read moreservices and have been paying 350 a month to have them send me the same report I can look up on google. They show no progress to brining in more clients to my business. on top of not performing well at their job they hide the cancellation fees in the contract. when you see the contract it shows nothing about cancellation. you have to click on a link to go to another page then scroll to the bottom. Don't make the same mistake its a scam.

After holding them accountable for a legally binding contract, they decided to drop me as a client…read more Buyer beware of your contracts, and your "reports" you're given as well. Our numbers didn't match their very inflated numbers.

We use Jennifer at Graphic Gal for all of our corporate advertising needs. Over the years she's…read moredesigned brochures, catalogs, mailers, and even a 10' x 10' display for use at trade shows and conventions. I work in technical sales and sometimes it can be difficult to relay the intricacies of our industry - but I've NEVER had this problem with Jennifer. She listens to our needs and is able to conceptualize dynamic, creative and fresh designs in a hurry - typically I get a proof back the very same day. Zero complaints!

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I feel like the luckiest girl alive! I was trying to figure out how to get my book designed and…read moreChat suggested Brady Book Design! The entire process from start to finish was flawless! David is so personable and friendly and professional. He walked me through every step from beginning to end and now my book is ready to go to print! I had never even heard of a book designer and then I met him and I couldn't be happier!

Incredible product, bringing art, style and content together seamlessly. There is nobody in the…read morebusiness that can deliver on all of these fronts and create a product is also good value. Being perfectionists we requested multiple edits and changes as the book evolved and David was very accommodating. With any product that is a blend of quality, value and service, the importance of service is often minimized. When I do my next book--a cookbook for my family-- BBD will be my go to vendor.

Snooty magazine day! Snooty magazine day!…read more I guess one of the perks of living in Scottsdale is that I get this magazine for free and really, who would pay $4.95 for it?! Self described as "Arizona's luxury magazine for affluent desert living" it features everything you need to make it in Scottsdale. Honestly though, snootiness and kidding aside, it is pretty useful. They always have features on new restaurants and shops in the area, a fashion and style section, and information on events and day trips. The plastic surgery and cosmetic dentistry ads are hilarious and the ads for million dollar homes make me drool.

This magazine is a fabulous resource for both local residents in Az but tourists as well. I love…read morethe Trendsetters page. Beautiful photos and articles make me a huge fan of your magazine!