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Top 30 July/05 Top 50 U.S. Business Media Beat Maps and Contact Dossiers For PR Professionals PUBLISHED BY Top 50 U.S. Consumer Media Beat Maps and Contact Dossier for PR Professionals is published by Infocom Group 5900 Hollis Street, Suite L Emeryville, CA 94608-2008 (510) 596-9300 Richard Carufel / Editor Mike Billings/ Research Services Manager James Sinkinson / Publisher All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, electronic, mechanical, photographic, recorded, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. © 2007 by Infocom Group For more information about Infocom Group publications, please call toll-free (800) 959-1059. All information in this book has been verified through February 15, 2007. Contents National TV & Cable CNN . .1 E! Entertainment TV . .2 CBS’s “The Early Show” . .3 “Entertainment Tonight” . .4 The Food Network . .4 “Good Morning America” . .4 Home & Garden TV . .5 “Live with Regis and Kelly” . .5 Martha Stewart Living TV . .6 The Oprah Winfrey Show . .6 “Today” Show . .7 Magazines AARP: The MagazIne . .7 Better Homes and Gardens . .7 Bon Appetit . .8 Conde Nast Traveler . .9 Cooking Light . .10 Cosmopolitan . .10 Elle . .11 Entertainment Weekly . .12 Esquire . .14 Family Circle . .14 Glamour . .15 Good Housekeeping . .17 Gourmet . .17 GQ . .17 Health . .18 InStyle . .19 Ladies’ Home Journal . .20 Marie Claire . .20 Maxim . .21 Men’s Health . ..22 Newsweek . .22 O, The Oprah Magazine . .24 Parents . .25 People . .26 Prevention . .29 Redbook . .30 Rolling Stone . .30 Self . .31 Seventeen . .32 Time . .33 US Weekly . .35 Vanity Fair . .36 Vogue . .37 Woman’s Day . .38 Newspapers Los Angeles Time . .38 New York Times . .46 USA Today . .53 Washington Post . .57 National Radio NPR. ..62 Bulldog Reporter's Top 50 Consumer Media Outlets NATIONAL TV & CABLE Steve Robinson, Executive Vice BUREAU (NORTHEAST) 5 Penn Plza., 20th Fl. President New York, NY 10001-1810 CNN Direct Phone: (404) 878-1722 One CNN Ctr. Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Bureau Phone: (212) 275-7800 Atlanta, GA 30303 Bureau Fax: (212) 714-7935 Bureau Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Media Phone: (404) 827-1500 Mary Lynn Ryan, Bureau Chief, Media Fax: (404) 827-4295 Media E-Mail: [email protected] Editorial/Op-Ed Octavio Blanco, Producer, Media Web Page: www.cnn.com Direct Phone: (404) 827-2350 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] General Business Direct Phone: (212) 275-7503 Gene Bloch, Managing Editor Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Phone: (212) 275-8082 Kate Tobin, Senior Producer, Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Direct E-Mail: [email protected] General Science/Technology Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Winnie Dunbar, Producer, Kim Bondy, Vice President State/National News Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Drew Trachtenberg, Executive Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Producer, General Business Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Alina Cho, Correspondent, Direct E-Mail: General Assignment [email protected] Deborah Feyerick, Direct Phone: (212) 275-7800 Correspondent, General Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Joey Trotz, Technical Editor, Assignment Computers/High-Tech Direct E-Mail: Jennifer Christensen, Producer, Direct E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Medicine/Healthcare Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Josh Zelman, Producer, General Science/Technology Maria Hinojosa, Correspondent, Linda Ciampa, Freelancer, Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Urban Affairs/Minority Issues Medicine/Healthcare Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork BUREAU (DC) Ann Curley, Assignment Editor, Covers all of the week's news for the Chris Kokenes, Manager network, including CNN Headline News and Direct Phone: (212) 275-7567 State/National News affiliates. Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] 820 First St. NE, 11th Fl. Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Washington, DC 20002 Sanjay Gupta, Correspondent, Bureau Phone: (202) 898-7911 Peter Viles, Correspondent, Medicine/Healthcare Bureau Fax: (202) 898-7923 General Assignment Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Christy Feig, Senior Producer, Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Amanda Hiatt, Booker, Medicine/Healthcare Arts/Entertainment Direct Phone: (202) 898-7634 Rachel Wells, Senior Producer, Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Arts/Entertainment Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Dorie Klissas, Producer, Jeanne Meserve, Correspondent, Direct Web Page: www.cnn.com/newyork Medicine/Healthcare State/National News Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Phone: (202) 898-7553 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] BUREAU (WESTERN) Kristyn Martin, Producer, Deadline is 2 p.m. Arts/Entertainment Scott Spoerry, Senior Producer, 6430 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 300 Direct Phone: (212) 275-8195 Personal Finance Los Angeles, CA 90028 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Phone: (202) 898-7921 Bureau Phone: (323) 993-5011 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Bureau Fax: (323) 993-5081 Jamie Morrison, Manager, Sports Carrie Stevenson, Supervising Matthew Carey, Senior Direct Phone: (404) 878-1759 Producer Producer, Arts/Entertainment Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Phone: (202) 898-7699 Direct Phone: (323) 993-5000 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Miles O'Brien, Anchor, General Science/Technology Annie McGruddy, Supervising Direct Fax: (404) 827-0565 Producer, Arts/Entertainment Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct Phone: (323) 993-5227 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] ©2007 Infocom Group www.bulldogreporter.com (800) 959-1059 1 Bulldog Reporter's Top 50 Consumer Media Outlets CNN INTERACTIVE PAULA ZAHN NOW Online version. E! Entertainment TV 5750 Wilshire Blvd. Paula Zahn, Anchor, Los Angeles, CA 90036-3697 Amy Cox, Producer, State/National News Media Phone: (323) 954-2400 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] State/National News Media Fax: (323) 954-2661 Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Media Web Page: www.eonline.com SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY WEEK Jasmine Bryant, Producer, The weekly show usually contains five CNN NEWSGROUP stories, two to three min. each in length, with Arts/Entertainment Bureau Phone: (212) 275-7800 two or three 30-sec. pieces that are newsy or Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Bureau Fax: (404) 429-4295 have good video but don't necessarily warrant a full story. Topics cover aerospace, Ted Casablanca, Reporter, David George, Executive biology, engineering and computer trends, but no software reviews. They will use expert Arts/Entertainment Producer guests for commentary on specific news Direct Ext.: 2871 Direct Phone: (404) 827-3271 items. Direct E-Mail: Direct E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Bureau E-Mail: [email protected] Jason Feinberg, Reporter, CNN TODAY Peter Dykstra, Executive Producer, General Arts/Entertainment News updates, sports, lifestyle features and Direct E-Mail: viewer call-ins. Science/Technology [email protected] Direct Phone: (404) 827-3349 Direct Fax: (404) 827-1574 Sibila Vargas, Correspondent, Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Suzanne Ross, Executive Arts/Entertainment Producer Direct Phone: (323) 993-5000 Alex Walker, Producer, General Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Science/Technology Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Mark Stuplin, Booker Direct Phone: (323) 954-2448 HEADLINE NEWS Direct Fax: (323) 954-2739 Primetime general news program. Marsha Walton, Producer, Direct E-Mail: General Science/Technology [email protected] Direct Phone: (404) 827-3299 Larry Smith, Anchor, Sports Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Michael Wilmeth, Technical Direct E-Mail: [email protected] Director Direct E-Mail: WOLF BLITZER REPORTS [email protected] LOU DOBBS TONIGHT Bureau Fax: (202) 515-2266 Bureau Phone: (212) 275-8100 Bureau Fax: (212) 714-5548 Edward.
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