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Pr Karma News Distribution List PR KARMA NEWS DISTRIBUTION LIST List composes of local, state, national newspapers, radio, television, magazine and trade publications. City / community newspapers only receive news when you select local cities for distribution. They are not targeted when you select national distribution, unless they indicate they are interested in national news. Read our FAQ’s for more info. 1 Wine Dude ABC Channel 15 news, AL.com Huntsville, AB 100 Mile Free Press Florence, SC AL.com Magazine 1011 Now Lincoln ABC Channel 33 40 AL.com Mobile, AB 102.3 KRMG Tulsas News Birmingham Alabama Gazette Talk Radio ABC Channel 33 40 Alabama Heritage Magazine 11 NEWS WPXI Pittsburgh Tuscaloosa Alabama Metro 360 12 NEWS ABC NBC Beaumont ABC Channel 4 news, Alameda Sun 16 WNEP ABC Scranton Charleston, SC Alaska Highway News 1stHeadlines Anchorage ABC Channel 57 South Bend Alaska Journal of Commerce 225 Magazine ABC Channel 6 Providence Alaska Magazine 23ABC News Bakerfiled CA ABC NBC Dakota News Now Alaska Public Radio 303 Magazine ABC News 5 Cleveland Albany Business Review 318 Forum Magazine ABC News Channel 9 Albany Herald 4 NBC Los Angeles Chattanooga Alberni Valley News 4 NBC New York ABC WFTS Tampa Bay Action Alberta Farmer 417 Magazine Springfield News Alberta Politics 6 News Lawrence KS ABC WLNS Channel 6 Lansing Alberta Venture 7 NBC San Diego ABC WRIC Channel 8 News Albuquerque Business 7 News Miami ABC10 Sacramento Journal 7 x 7 Magazine Aberdeen News Albuquerque Express 89.3 KPCC Radio (South Abilene Reporter News Albuquerque Journal California) Access NEPA Albuquerque News.net 89.3 WFPL Radio Louisville Action News Now (Chico, CA) Albuquerque The Magazine Abbotsford News AdVentura Life and Style Aldergrove Star ABC 10 News San Diego Advisors Edge Alexandria Gazette Packet ABC 25 Waco TX After Five Alexandria Times ABC 4029 News Fort Smith Ag Alert Alibi.com abc 6 Columbus AG Canada Alice Echo (Alice, TX) ABC 7 KRCR News (Redding) AG Week Aliso Laguna News ABC 7 News Amarillo Agassiz Harrison Observer Alive ABC Channel 12 Fint MI Ahens Magazine Alive Magazine ABC Channel 13 Grand Ahwatukee Foothills News Allen American Rapids Phoenix Allston Brighton Local ABC Channel 13 NewsNow Airdrie Today Alpine Avalanche Norfolk Akron Beacon Journal Amarillo Global News ABC Channel 15 News Akron.com Amarillo.com Globe-News Arizona Akronlife.com American Business Womens Backwoods Home Magazine Big News Network St. Ascn Bainbridge Island Review Petersburg American Handgunner Bakersfield Now (KBAK FOX Big Sky Business Journal American Press 58) Big Spring Herald American River Messanger Bakersfield.com Billings Gazette American School & University Baldwin Herald Birmingham Business Journal American Thinker Baltimore Brew Birmingham Star Anchorage Daily News Baltimore Business Journal Birmingham The Terminal Anchorage Press Baltimore Magazine Biz Journal Seattle Angelus Baltimore News.net BizEd Magazine Animation Magazine Banker & Tradesman Black Enterprise Magazine Ann Arbor Ecurrent Banking Technology BlogTO Ann Arbor Observer Magazine Bloomberg Magazine Antioch Buzz Barrhead Leader Bloomberg News - 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