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Oregon News Service Oregon News Service NIVERS AN AR Y Y 2010 annual report P P A E H Y A R S E C I P V U R E BL S 33 IC NE WS MEDIA OUTLETS 3 ERSAR 3 NNIV Y 3 Y A 63 PP 63 74 City A R SMap # Outlets H A Y E 41 27 27 31 53 Albany 1 Albany Democrat-Herald, KRKT-FM 55 31 53 53 55 55 32 32 53 75 55 55 55 55 69 53 53 Ashland 2 KCMX-FM, KSMF-FM, KSOR-FM, 70 5 55 5514 69 53 5 55 69 KSRG-FM, KTMT-AM, KTMT-FM 70 5 55 69 78 55 55 Astoria 3 KAST-AM, KKEE-AM, KMUN-FM 55 39 20 62 76 29 Baker 4 KBKR-AM, KBKR-FM, KKBC-FM 39 20 76 21 71 40 Beaverton 5 KKCW-FM, KPDX-TV, KPTV-TV 49 1 1 38 38 52 49 71 17 38 Bend 6 The Bulletin, KBND-AM, KICE-AM, 49 17 9 23 34 49 17 9 57 73 49 17 23 23 67 57 57 56 51 KMGX-FM, KMTK-FM, KQAK-FM, 64 36 23 23 65 6 6 56 51 12 KTWS-FM, KXIX-FM, Central Oregon 24 24 23 23 42 6 36 23 6 6 4 12 7 Television, KOHD-TV, KTVZ-TV 58 19 23 23 6 6 6 11 48 18 19 23 6 Boise, ID 7 KJOT-FM 18 6 6 15 15 66 Bonanza 8 KYSF-FM 16 15 61 77 Brownsville 9 Brownsville Times, KEHK-FM 61 61 61 Burney, CA 10 KNCA-FM 72 46 47 Burns 11 Burns Times-Herald 28 26 22 28 28 43 35 35 Caldwell, ID 12 KCID-AM, KCID-FM 25 43 43 35 30 43 35 35 8 37 Cave Junction 13 Illinois Valley News 25 13 43 43 35 2 54 54 35 37 37 Cherryvale 14 KLVP-FM 2 2 2 35 35 2 68 59 2 Coos Bay 15 Bicostal Media in Coos Bay, KYSJ-FM, 79 79 10 KYTT-FM 44 4545 Coquille 16 Coquille Valley Sentinel 60 Corvallis 17 KEJO-AM, KFLY-FM, KLOO-AM, City Map # Outlets City Map # Outlets KLOO-FM Cottage Grove 18 Cottage Grove Sentinel, KNND-AM Hermiston 31 KOHU-AM, KQFM-FM Portland 55 Cascadia Times, El Hispanic News, Creswell 19 Creswell Chronicle, KUJZ-FM Hood River 32 KCGB-FM, KIHR-AM El Latino de Hoy, Jewish Review, The Oregonian, Portland Alliance, Dallas 20 Polk County Itemizer-Observer, Ilwaco, WA 33 KVAS-FM Portland Observer, KBOO-FM, KEX- KWVT-TV John Day 34 Blue Mountain Eagle AM, KKRZ-FM, KWJJ-FM, KGW-TV, Depoe Bay 21 KPPT-FM Klamath Falls 35 KAGO-AM, KAGO-FM, KFLS-AM, KNMT-TV, KOIN-TV Eagle Point 22 KZZE-FM KFLS-FM, KKJX-AM, KKRB-FM, Prineville 56 KLTW-FM, KRCO AM Eugene 23 KCGR-FM, KLCC-FM, KNRQ-AM, KLAD-FM, KDKF-TV, KOTI-TV Redmond 57 KLRR-FM, KRDM-AM, KSJJ-FM KNRQ-FM, KODZ-FM, KSCR-AM, La Grande 36 KLBM-AM, KUBQ-FM Reedsport 58 KLFR-FM KUGN-AM, KZEL-FM, Chambers Lakeview 37 Lake County Examiner, KQIK-AM, Communications Corporation, KEZI- KQIK-FM Rio Dell, CA 59 KNHT-FM TV, KLSR-TV Lebanon 38 Lebanon Express, KGAL-AM, KSHO-AM Rocklin, CA 60 KLVP-AM Florence 24 KCST-AM, KCST-FM Lincoln City 39 KBCH-AM,KCRF-FM Roseburg 61 The News-Review, KQEN-AM, Gold Beach 25 Curry County Reporter, KGBR-FM Madras 40 Madras Pioneer KRSB-AM, KRSB-FM Gold Hill 26 KRWQ-FM Manzanita 41 North Coast Citizen Salem 62 KBZY-AM Goldendale, WA 27 KLCK-AM, KYYT-FM Mc Kenzie Bridge 42 McKenzie River Reflections Seaside 63 KCRX-FM, KCYS-FM Grants Pass 28 KAGI-AM, KAJO-AM, KLDR-AM Medford 43 Mail Tribune, KBOY-FM, KDOV-FM, Sisters 64 KWPK-FM Halfway 29 Hells Canyon Journal KLDZ-FM, KMED-AM, KOBI-TV Springfield 65 KMTR-TV Harbeck-Fruitdale 30 KLDR-FM Mendocino, CA 44 KPMO-AM Sutherlin 66 KAVJ-FM Mt. Shasta, CA 45 KMJC-AM, KNSQ-FM Sweet Home 67 New Era, KLVU-FM Myrtle Creek 46 Douglas County Mail Talent 68 KSJK-AM Myrtle Point 47 Myrtle Point Herald The Dalles 69 KACI-AM, KACI-FM, KMCQ-FM, Nampa, ID 48 KRVB-FM Y102-FM Newport 49 KLCO-FM, KNCU-FM, KNPT-AM, Tillamook 70 KMBD-AM, KTIL-FM Oregon News Service produced 174 English and 5 KWPB-LP, KYTE-FM Toledo 71 KPPT-AM, KCUP-AM Spanish news stories, which ran approximately 12,000 North Bend 50 KCBY-TV Tri City 72 KKMX-FM times on 143 radio stations, 34 print outlets, and 17 Ontario 51 Argus Observer, KSRV-AM Vale 73 Malheur Enterprise Vernonia 74 The Independent LLC television stations for a total of 194 media outlets in Payette, ID 52 KQXR-FM Pendleton 53 KQXR-FM, Confederated Uma- Wallowa 75 Wallowa Valley Online Oregon and border states. Nationally, our stories were tilla Journal, KCUW-FM, KTIX-AM, Warm Springs 76 KWLZ-FM, KWSO-FM picked up by over 683 outlets, and shared on hundreds KUMA-AM, KUMA-FM, KWHT-FM Winchester 77 KLOV-FM of websites including our own -- publicnewsservice.org, Phoenix 54 KAKT-FM, KCMX-AM Woodburn 78 KPCN-FM which generated over 26,000 views, alone. Yreka, CA 79 KNYR-FM, KSYC-AM NUMBER OF STORIES | MEDIA OUTLET USAGE* Totals 179 | 11,956 STORY BREAKOUT BudgetBudget Policy Policy & & Priorities Priorities 6 | 704 16 | 1,048 Campaign Finance Reform/MoneyChildren’s in IssuesPolitics 2 3| 146| 321 ConsumerChildren’s Issues Issues 1 | 102 6 | 421 Citizenship/RepresentativeCriminal Democracy Justice 22 | | 182 232 Early ChildhoodConsumer Education Issues 1 | 132 8 | 563 CriminalEducation Justice 1 2| 91 | 222 We rely on a wider variety Endangered Species &Education Wildlife 4 | 229 9 | 1,005 Arizona News Connection Endangered Species & Wildlife 4 | 539 Missouri News Service Energy Policy 8 | 912 Illinois News Connection of news sources than ever NorthEnergy PolicyCarolina 3 News| 139 Service Phoenix, AZ 34% Environment 18 | 2,052 Bloomington 40% before. Traditional media stillColumbia 36% EnvironmentCharlotte-Gastonia 11 |31% 567 Tucson, AZ 13% Environmental Justice 2 | 236 Chicago 14% provide news and informationFayetteville, AR 1% EnvironmentalChattanooga, Justice TN1 | 40 8% Additionally, 68 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Global Warming/AirHealth QualityIssues 4 | 216 16 | 2,748 Decatur 18% Joplin 41% Fayetteville 15% for a large majority of our Human Rights/RacialHealth Justice Issues 1 | 122 27 | 1,699 Dubuque, IA 21% Kansas City 20% Greensboro-Winston-Salem 17% population and social media PublicHousing/Homelessness Lands/Wilderness 9 | 584 23 | 2,757 Big Sky Connection Marion-Carbondale, IL 1% Greenville-New Bern 6% Evansville, IN 19% Hunger/Food/NutritionRural/Farming 11 | 805 16 | 1,947 has transformed our abilityPittsburg, KS 18% 2% Billings 39% LaSalle-Peru 2% Greenville-Spartanburg,ImmigrantSocial Justice Issues SC 3 | 218 9 | 520 St. Louis 29% Great Falls 23% Marion-Carbondale 36% to discover new stories and SustainableInternational Agriculture Knoxville,Relief TN 2 1%| 158 6 | 726 Additionally, 133 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Kalispell-Flathead Valley 22% Peoria 4% interact with our audience. Livable Wages/Working WaterFamiliesMyrtle Beach 1 | 2% 123 15 | 1,100 Oceans 5 | 297 Additionally, 112 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Quad Cities 3% Women’sRaleigh-Durham, Issues SC 2 | 256 49% Philanthropy 3 | 175 Rockford 1% Rocky Mount-Wilson 28% Follow us on Twitter! Public Lands/Wilderness 18 | 1,178 Wilmington 49% California News Service St. Louis, MO 7% Salmon Recovery 7 | 419 Additionally, 114 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. twitter.com/pns_ Additionally, 99 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Bakersfield 22% NevadaOR News Service Senior Issues 9 | 716 Social Justice 1 | 28 Chico 28% Las Vegas 21% Women’s Issues 1 | 96 Fresno 5% Like us on Facebook!Reno 27% Los Angeles 20% Additionally, 55 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Merced 19% facebook.com/ Iowa News Service ONS OregonMarket ShareNews InformationService Modesto 4% publicnewservice Cedar Rapids 32% Bend 57% Monterey-Salinas 19% Des Moines 19% New Hampshire News Connection Boise, ID 3% Oxnard-Ventura 14% Dubuque 41% Find us on Google+Augusta-Wa andterv ille, ME 3% Eugene-Springfield 38% Redding 6% La Crosse, WI 2% Boston, MA 2% Las Vegas, NV 2% Riverside-San Bernardino 15% other networks! LaSalle-Peru, IL 2% Concord (Lakes Region) 32% Medford-Ashland 51% Sacramento 20% Mason City 36% Lebanon-Rutland-White River Junction 17% Portland 19% San Diego 21% Quad Cities, IL 36% Lewiston-Auburn, ME 8% Tri-Cities, WA 2% San Francisco 19% Rochester, MN 2% Manchester 51% Additionally, 99 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. San Jose 23% Sioux City 12% Montpelier-Barre St. Johnsbury, VT 3% San Luis Obispo 5% Waterloo-Cedar Falls 47% Portland, ME 5% Santa Barbara 39% Prairie News Service Portsmouth-Dover 38% Santa Maria-Lompo 12% Additionally, 155 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Bismark 79% Additionally, 38 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Santa Rosa 13% ONS Fargo-Moorhead 49% Stockton 5% Print OutletsGrand Forks 45% 34 Media AdditionallRadioy, Stations76 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. 143 Total Victor Valley 26% Kentucky News Connectioin New Mexico News Connection Visalia-Tulare 4% Albuquerque 40%Outlet Television Stations 17 Bowling Green 15% 195 Additionally, 98 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Santa Fe Types Clarksville, TN 18% 32% OnlineTe —nnessee Stories live News on 100s Service of news/bloggers/advocacy sites Waco, TX Cookeville, TN 2% 3% Bowling Green, KY 5% Evansville, IN 29% Additionally, 45 stations outside the major markets aired the stories.
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