Danny Greenspun
Online travel, publishing and film culture
A publishing and online-travel entrepreneur whose work also reached into bookstores, galleries and film.
Travel becomes a digital business
UNLV identifies Danny Greenspun as the founder of Vegas.com. The venture connects the family’s publishing experience to the business of helping visitors discover and book Las Vegas. [1]
Culture alongside commerce
With Robin Greenspun, he helped develop CineVegas. His biography also records the Culture Dog bookstore, Moira James Gallery and participation in Stone Village Pictures. These activities expand the family story beyond newspapers and real estate. [1]
An ownership transition
His UNLV biography dates the end of his role in Greenspun Media Group to 2014, when Brian took full ownership. The brothers’ later careers should not be treated as one undivided business. [1]
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People in the same story
Brian Greenspun
His brother and the later sole owner of the family media group. [1]
Read the profileBarbara Greenspun
His mother’s publishing and civic career. [2]
Read the profileJane Greenspun Gale
Follow the related story in Jane Greenspun Gale’s profile. [2] [1]
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The papers announce the Stardust’s arrival
An opening announcement introduces the new Stardust resort and the fanfare surrounding its debut.
UNLV regents expected to OK Greenspun college
The Sun reported that regents were expected to approve naming UNLV’s College of Urban Affairs for the Greenspun family after a $1.7 million gift.
Homer Rissman, architect of Circus Circus and Strip expansions, dies at 74
The Sun’s October 4, 2001 obituary credited Homer Rissman with the tent-shaped Circus Circus design and with work on Flamingo towers and the Primm properties.
Why are the UNLV sports teams represented by a Confederate rebel?
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Freddie Glusman recalls a business career spanning the classic Strip
Norm Clarke’s October 4, 2013 interview traced Freddie Glusman’s Las Vegas career from a 1957 stop while traveling to sell linens to his restaurant businesses. The article recalled Piero’s move from Karen Avenue to Convention Center Drive in 1988.
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Sun publisher, family matriarch Barbara Greenspun dies at 88
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