can you name a few journalists who wrote articles for the second newspaper mentioned above?
Tim Hobson.
Spare Change News
The newspaper's first managing editor, Tim Hobson
in which countries are street newspapers popular? Germany and Sweden. what information do such newspapers contain? Issues regarding homelessness and poverty, information on policy changes and  advocate for the homeless and poor. when was it was first sold? 1879. which company published it that time? The Salvation Army. how many copies were published that year? UNANSWERABLE which country was it sold that year? England. name some of the names of the newspapers which belongs to this category Street News and Spare Change News. can you name a few journalists who wrote articles for the first newspaper mentioned above? Lee Stringer. which year was he born? UNANSWERABLE
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Spare Change News [SEP] History
The paper was started in Boston in 1992 and was the brainchild of Tim Hobson, who enlisted the aid of twelve other homeless people and one housed advocate, Timothy Harris, who was a member and Executive Director of Boston Jobs with Peace. In 1994, Harris would go on to use the model of Spare Change News and the Homeless Empowerment Project to found "Real Change", a street newspaper in Seattle. The first issue of Spare Change News was published on Friday, May 8, 1992. The newspaper's first managing editor, Tim Hobson, said at its founding that it would be "heavy on politics as well as discussion of homeless empowerment".