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Washington NEWS SERVICE 2007 Annual Report wns washington NEWS SERVICE 2007 annual report “FREE, professional, STORY BREAKOUT NUMBER OF RADIO STORIES STATION AIRINGS* relevant…It’s easy to Budget Policy & Priorities 7 use…This is a really good 388 Campaign Finance Reform/Money in Politics 1 service and I wish there 72 13 were more like it…Concise, Children’s Issues 814 direct reporting.” Citizenship/Representative Democracy 8 295 Consumer Issues 8 400 Washington Broadcasters Criminal Justice 6 199 Early Childhood Education 3 119 Education 5 “Public News Service is 229 Energy Policy 6 one of the best venues for 325 Environment 5 progressive organizations 128 to get their issues on the Global Warming/Air Quality 8 307 radio. They are professional Health Issues 8 353 and experienced, and truly Housing/Homelessness 7 277 “get it” when it comes to Human Rights/Racial Justice 6 324 the nuanced interactions Hunger/Food/Nutrition 3 103 between communications International Relief 6 230 planning, the public and the Livable Wages/Working Families 19 1,313 needs of the media.” Oceans 2 87 Sian Wu Peace 1 59 Resource Media Public Lands/Wilderness 16 591 Rural/Farming 1 57 Salmon Recovery 14 616 Senior Issues 3 210 Urban Planning/Transportation 1 63 Totals 157 7,559 In 2007, the Washington News Service produced 157 radio news stories, which aired more than 7,559 times on 118 radio stations in Washington and 476 nationwide. * Represents the minimum number of times stories were aired. WASHINGTON RADIO STATIONS 9 10 City Map # Stations 11 12 13 22 23 6 Aberdeen 1–5 KAYO-FM, KBKW-AM, 39 40 41 44 45 46 42 26 KDUX-FM, KSWW-FM, 27 57 65 66 KXRO-AM 58 59 30 67 68 69 70 71 50 60 61 62 18 Anacortes 6 KLKI AM 63 36 72 73 74 75 76 8 77 78 79 80 81 87 88 89 90 Astoria, OR 7 KMUN-FM 28 91 92 93 94 24 31 64 1 2 34 35 55 95 96 37 38 43 25 56 19 20 Bellevue 8 KBCS-FM 3 4 5 21 97 98 99100 47 14 15 52 101102 103104105 Bellingham 9–13 KAFE-FM, KBAI-AM, KGMI- 17 16 53 54 AM, KISM-FM, KPUG-AM 84 106 107 7 48 49 32 33 51 Centralia 14–16 KELA-AM, KITI-AM/FM 86 (2), KMNT-FM 29 85 Chehalis 17 KACS-FM 82 83 Chelan 18 KOZI-AM/FM (2) Colfax 19–21 KCLX-AM, KMAX-AM, City Map # Stations City Map # Stations KRAO-FM Pasco 48–49 KONA-AM/FM (2), The Dalles, OR 82–83 KMCQ-FM, KYYT FM Colville 22–23 KCRK-FM, KCVL-AM KZHR-FM Toppenish 84 KDBL-FM Dishman 24 KEYF-AM Post Falls, ID 50 KCDA-AM Vancouver 85 KKLQ-FM Ellensburg 25 KCWU-FM Prosser 51 KZXR-FM Walla Walla 86 KTEL-AM Everett 26–27 KRKO AM, KWYZ-AM Pullman 52–54 KHTR-FM, KQQQ-AM, Wenatchee 87–96 KAAP-FM, KKRT-AM, KZZL-FM Gig Harbor 28 KGHP-FM KKRV-FM, KPQ-AM/FM Puyallup 55 KSUH-AM (2), KWIQ-AM, KWNC- Goldendale 29 KLCK AM AM, KWWW-FM, Rock Island 56 KXAA-FM Grand Coulee 30 KEYG-AM/FM (2) KWWX-AM, KYSN-FM, Seattle 57–63 KOMO-AM, KPLZ-FM, Hoquiam 31 KXXK-FM KZPH-FM KVI-AM, KFNK-FM, Yakima 97–107 KARY-FM, KATS-FM, Kelso 32–33 KLOG-AM, KUKN-FM KHHO-AM, KJR-AM/FM KBBO-AM, KFFM-FM, (2), KUBE-FM Lakewood 34–35 KLAY AM, KVTI-FM KHHK-FM, KIT-AM, KJOX- Leavenworth 36 KOHO FM Shelton 64 KMAS AM AM, KQSN-FM, KRSE-FM, KUTI-AM, KXDD-FM Moses Lake 37–38 KBSN-AM, KDRM-FM Spokane WA 65–81 KAEP-FM, KQNT-AM, KAQQ-AM, KDRK-FM, Statewide 108 Metro Networks (13) Mount Vernon 39–41 KAPS-AM, KBRC AM, KEYF-FM, KGA-AM, KISC- KSVR-FM AM/FM (2), KIXZ-FM, Oak Harbor 42 KWDB-AM KJRB-AM, KKZX-AM/FM (2), KMBI-AM/FM (2), Olympia 43 KAOS-FM KSFC-FM, KYWL-FM, Omak 44–46 KNCW-FM, KOMW-AM/ KZBD-FM, KPBX-FM, FM, (2) KZBE-FM KYRS-FM, KCDA-FM Othello 47 KZLN-FM WNS Market Share Information Seattle-Tacoma 14% Public News Service Spokane 37% 888-891-9416 fax 208-247-1830 Tri-Cities 18% [email protected] Yakima 57% Washington News Service 888-692-9286 fax 509-694-6356 WNS National and Regional pick up 476 Stations [email protected].
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