18
Nov

DC Pulse = No More?

Written By : Stone // Comments (2)

Rumors are that DC Pulse has folded. They haven't put out an issue since August and they're not updating their website.

This is a sad event, mainly because not only was DC Pulse the HOTTEST thing to come out of DC, but it was most likely the HOTTEST magazine period. And it was Free.

And they put a half pipe in the middle of Club Five. Hotness.

But it seemed like they had a flawed business model. Make a magazine with glossy full color pictures and artwork and sell it for free? In this hick town? Please!

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Miss Hipstah on November 18th, 2005 5:22 pm

well.

that blows.

Stone on November 18th, 2005 9:22 pm

Yo……I CALLED this back during the summer

I told ya that that magazine was too cool for DC




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