San Diego CityBeat
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San Diego CityBeat is an alternative weekly newspaper.
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Circulation: 49,750 (as of December 2007) Audited By: Verified Audit Circulation Publication Day: Wednesday Market Served: San Diego County National Advertising: AWN Publishing Group: Southland Publishing, Inc.
CityBeat is published every Wednesday with a weekly circulation of 50,000. San Diego CityBeat has earned strong community readership by reflecting the diverse area it serves. The distribution area includes all of San Diego County, from the Mexican border in the South County, to Oceanside in the North County.
Formerly known as SLAMM Magazine. Then owner/operator/promotor/artist manager, Kevin Hellman, now holds the title of Publisher of the growing weekly.
In 2005, Editor David Rolland made news of his own when he asked then mayor of San Diego Dick Murphy to step down form his elected seat. A week later, Time Magazine named Murphy #3 in their list of the nations 10 Worst Mayor’s. A few short weeks later, 3 months into his 2nd term, San Diego mayor Dick Murphy resigned.
[edit] Alternative weeklies
- Inland Empire Weekly [1]
- Los Angeles CityBeat
- Pasadena Weekly [2]
- San Diego CityBeat [3]
- Ventura County Reprter [4]
[edit] Monthly magazines
• Ventana Monthly [9]
[edit] External links
- City Beat Website
- Association of Alternative Newsweeklies (AAN)
- http://aan.org/alternative/Aan/ViewCompany?oid=oid%3A115250
- Corporate website
San Diego mayor announces departure less than 5 months into second term http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20050425-0947-murphy.html
San Diego City Beat Asks Mayor Murphy to Resign http://www.aan.org/news/san_diego_citybeat_asks_mayor_murphy_to_resign/Aan/ViewArticle?oid=145999
TIME Dick Murphy San Diego #3 in US 10 Worst Mayors List http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1050330,00.html
http://www.aan.org/news/san_diego_citybeat_asks_mayor_murphy_to_resign/Aan/ViewArticle?oid=145999 San Diego Mayor announces departure less than 5 months into second term
[edit] Sister Publication
LA CityBeat
[edit] Sponsorships
San Diego Music Awards
[edit] External links
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