San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Chronicle is a daily newspaper in San Francisco, California, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.
The newspaper is published seven days a week.
The San Francisco Chronicle newspaper serves the San Francisco Bay Area of northern California. It was founded in 1865 by teenage brothers Charles de Young and Michael H. de Young. The de Young family owned the Chronicle until July 27, 2000, when it was sold to the Hearst Corporation. Hearst also owned the San Francisco Examiner at the time, but it soon divested the Examiner, which then became a free tabloid controlled by the Fang family. The San Francisco Chronicle has faced years of declining circulation and rumors that it might shut down. Today it has much lower circulation than its main competitor, the San Jose Mercury News.
Circulation: 220,515 copies
San Francisco Chronicle is one of the largest circulation newspapers in the USA. Mondo Times covers all American newspapers and newspapers around the world.
This newspaper is owned by Hearst Corporation.
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Ward Bushee is the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Very Good (15 votes)Political Bias: Liberal (15 votes) Credibility: Moderate (11 votes) |
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-- December 10, 2010 -- Casey Newton is now technology reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. He was previously a government reporter at the Arizona Republic. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, December 10, 2010
Team Meg Whitman Charging Media a Whopping $2,000 for One Day of Travel?
-- SFGate, the web site of the San Francisco Chronicle, reported on October 26, 2010:
"Maybe it's a metaphor for the entire California gubernatorial race, but we media folks just got the estimate of what it will cost to travel with candidates Meg...
Does Investing in Print Help the Bottom Line? Maybe Not for the San Francisco Chronicle
-- Nieman Journalism Lab reported on October 13, 2010:
"The Globe and Mail is the latest newspaper to double down on print — investing big money in a new, glossy, full-color format aimed at making the value of news-on-paper more clear. As Canadians kvell over the...
San Francisco Chronicle Columnist Pulled from Moderate Political Fundraiser
-- The online newspaper SF Appeal reported on September 1, 2010:
"Few would accuse San Francisco's political columnists of objectivity: scribes like the Examiner's Ken Garcia and the Chronicle's CW "Chuck" Nevius are paid to have an opinion. That said,...
San Francisco Chronicle Publisher to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
-- August 12, 2010: Hearst media executives Cathie Black, chairman of Hearst Magazines, and Frank Vega, chairman and publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle, will be honored as recipients of the Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media, 7 p.m.,...
San Francisco Chronicle's David Perlman Wins Lifetime Award
-- The newspaper reported on its web site, SFGate.com, on August 8, 2010:
"Chronicle Science Editor David Perlman has been honored with a lifetime achievement award for a journalism career that spans seven decades.
The Society of...
San Francisco Chronicle Explains 22.7% Circulation Slide
-- April 27, 2010: The decision to sharply increase the cost of the newspaper has had a predictable effect, the Chronicle reported:
"The Chronicle said Monday that remaking its business model by charging more for the newspaper has, as...
San Francisco Chronicle Reporter, Who Wrote of Her Cancer, Dies
-- The newspaper reported on April 23, 2010:
"Alicia Parlette, who turned her incurable cancer diagnosis at age 23 into a Chronicle series about her experience, died just before noon Thursday at UCSF Medical Center.
She was 28.
Ms....
Apple Rejects Pulitzer-Winning San Francisco Chronicle Cartoonist's iPhone App
-- Harvard's Nieman Journalism Lab reported on April 15, 2010:
"This week cartoonist Mark Fiore made Internet and journalism history as the first online-only journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize. Fiore took home the editorial cartooning prize for animations he...
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