Paul Colichman is "the gay Citizen Hearst."
Gay News Blog Jun 27 08
Cult filmmaker John Waters calls him "the gay Citizen Hearst." Though Paul Colichman is by no means as well known, rich or powerful as the legendary newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, he's trying to forge his own maverick path in the media world. Five years ago, Colichman and his business partner launched Here, television's only premium gay cable network. Now, with an eye toward building their empire, they recently made a $6.5-million deal to buy the popular news magazine the Advocate, style monthly Out and other sister publications. Colichman, who also owns the gay entertainment Internet portal GayWired. Full story...
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