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Tennessee News Service Tennessee News Service NIVERS AN AR 2010 annual report Y Y P P A E H Y A R S E C I P V U R E BL S IC NE WS ERSAR NNIV Y MEDIA OUTLETS Y A PP 28 A R S H A 8 City Y E Map # Outlets 8 8 6 79 44 41 58 6 Algood 1 WATX-AM 79 11 32 36 36 72 44 25 3923 23 Arlington 2 WEGR-FM 7 11 9 40 32 60 67 46 40 40 57 57 31 31 3939 Athens 3 Daily Post-Athenian 61 61 51 64 30 38 46 1 40 45 45 61 61 61 16 45 62 Baxter 4 WBXE-FM 76 38 38 4 77 19 19 45 62 61 61 16 45 45 Benton 5 Polk County News 81 10 29 48 7777 16 1919 62 53 10 75 52 Blountville 6 WXSM-AM, WGOC-AM 10 12 75 48 56 27 54 24 Bowling Green, KY 7 WGGC-FM 12 12 5980 21 3 70 34 26 Bristol, VA 8 WFHG-AM, WFHG-FM, WXBQ-FM 22 59 59 13 14 42 65 49 74 69 5 Byrdstown 9 Pickett County Press 37 50 1313 14 39 66 47 47 47 18 55 33 50 66 13 13 13 13 14 Camden 10 The Camden Chronicle, WFWL-AM, 55 17 47 47 68 13 55 68 71 WRJB-FM 55 2 17 73 78 55 55 15 20 20 Celina 11 Citizen-Statesman, WVFB-FM 55 Centerville 12 Hickman County Times, WNKX-AM, 63 WNKX-FM 35 Chattanooga 13 Chattanooga News Chronicle, Chattanooga Pulse, WGOW-AM, WGOW-FM, WLOV-FM, WMXF-FM, City Map # Outlets City Map # Outlets WSKZ-FM, WUUS-AM Henderson 33 Chester County Independent Memphis 55 La Prensa Latina, Memphis Flyer, Cleveland 14 WCLE-AM, WCLE-FM, WUSY-FM Hohenwald 34 Lewis County Herald KWAM-AM, WDIA-AM, WHRK-FM, Collierville 15 Collierville Herald Holly Springs, MS 35 WURC-FM WOTO-FM, WREC-AM Cookeville 16 WGIC-FM, WGSQ-FM, WPTN-AM Hopkinsville, KY 36 WHOP-AM, WHOP-FM Milan 56 Milan Mirror-Exchange Covington 17 WKBL-AM, WKBQ-FM Humboldt 37 Humboldt Chronicle Morristown 57 Citizen Tribune, WCRK-AM Cowan 18 WZYX-AM Huntingdon 38 Carroll County News-Leader, WHUB-AM Mountain City 58 WMCT-AM Crossville 19 WAEW-AM, WCSV-AM, WOWF-FM, Jackson 39 Jackson Sun Murfreesboro 59 The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro WPBX-FM Jamestown 40 WCLC-AM, WCLC-FM, WDEB-AM, Post, WMOT-FM Dalton, GA 20 WBLJ-AM, WDAL-AM WDEB-FM Murray, KY 60 WFGS-FM Dayton 21 Herald-News Johnson City 41 WETS-FM, WJCW-AM, WQUT-FM Nashville 61 The City Paper, Nashville Pride, WLAC- Eagleville 22 Eagleville Times Jonesboro, AR 42 KASU-FM AM, WNRQ-AM, WNRQ-FM, WSIX- Elizabethton 23 Elizabethton Star, WTZR-FM Kennett, MO 43 KAUF-FM FM, WZTO-FM Englewood 24 WENR-AM Kingsport 44 WKIN-AM, WKOS-FM Newport 62 The Newport Plain Talk, WNPC-AM, Erwin 25 WXIS-FM Knoxville 45 Knoxville Journal, The Knoxville-Knox WNPC-FM Etowah 26 WCPH-AM County Focus, Mundo Hispano, WIVK- Olive Branch, MS 63 KJMS-FM Fairview 27 Fairview Observer FM, WUOT-FM, WUTK-FM Oliver Springs 64 WOKI-FM Fort Wayne, IN 28 WYLT-FM Lafayette 46 WEEN-AM, WLCT-FM Parkers Crossroads 65 WBFG-FM Franklin 29 La Campana del Sur Lawrenceburg 47 Lawrence County Advocate, WDXE-AM, Parsons 66 WKJQ-AM, WKJQ-FM Gallatin 30 WHIN-AM WDXE-FM, WLLX-FM, WWLX-AM Portland 67 Portland Leader Greeneville 31 WAEZ-FM, WGRV-AM Lebanon 48 WRVW-AM, WRVW-FM Pulaski 68 WKSR-AM, WKSR-FM Harrogate 32 WLMU-FM, WRWB-AM Lewisburg 49 WAXO-AM Red Bank 69 WAWL-FM Lexington 50 WDXL-AM, WZLT-FM Ripley 70 WTRB-AM Livingston 51 Overton County News Rossville, GA 71 WRXR-FM Loudon 52 WNML-FM Russleville, KY 72 WUBT-AM Martin 53 WUTM-FM Selmer 73 Independent Appeal McMinnville 54 WAKI-AM Signal Mountain 74 WKXJ-FM Smyrna 75 WFCM-AM, WFCM-FM South Fulton 76 WCMT-FM Sparta 77 Expositor, WRKK-FM, WSMT-AM St. Joseph 78 EWJOR-FM Tennessee News Service produced 100 news stories Tompkinsville, KY 79 EWTKY-AM, WTKY-FM Tusculum 80 EWIKQ-FM and 3 Spanish news stories, which ran approximately Union City 81 The Messenger 3,300 times on 114 radio stations and 37 print outlets for a total of 151 media outlets in Tennessee and border states. Nationally, our stories were picked up by over 461 outlets, and shared on hundreds of websites including our own -- publicnewsservice.org, which generated over 82,000 views, alone. Arizona News Connection Illinois News Connection Missouri News Service North Carolina News Service Phoenix, AZ 34% Bloomington 40% Columbia 36% Charlotte-Gastonia 31% Tucson, AZ 13% Chicago 14% Fayetteville, AR 1% Chattanooga, TN 8% Additionally, 68 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Decatur 18% Joplin 41% Fayetteville 15% Dubuque, IA 21% Kansas City 20% Greensboro-Winston-Salem 17% Big Sky Connection Evansville, IN 19% Marion-Carbondale, IL 1% Greenville-New Bern 6% Billings 39% LaSalle-Peru 2% Pittsburg, KS 18% Greenville-Spartanburg, SC 2% Great Falls 23% Marion-Carbondale 36% St. Louis 29% Knoxville, TN 1% Kalispell-Flathead Valley 22% Peoria 4% Additionally, 133 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Myrtle Beach 2% Additionally, 112 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Quad Cities 3% Raleigh-Durham, SC 49% NUMBER OF STORIES | MEDIA OUTLET USAGE* Rockford 1% Rocky Mount-Wilson 28% California News Service St. Louis, MO 7% Wilmington 49% Totals 103 | 3,295 Additionally, 114 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Additionally, 99 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Bakersfield 22% Nevada News Service Chico 28% Las Vegas 21% STORY BREAKOUT Budget Policy & Priorities Fresno 5% Reno 27% Budget Policy & Priorities 6 | 704 17 | 536 Los Angeles 20% Additionally, 55 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Children’sChildren’s Issues Issues 3 | 3219 | 340 Consumer Issues Merced 19% Civil Rights 1 | 5 102 | 128 Iowa News Service CriminalConsumerOregon Justice Issues News Service 9 | 313 Modesto 4% 2 | 232 Cedar Rapids 32% Early Childhood EducationDisabilitiesBend 1 1 | |46 132 57% Monterey-Salinas 19% Des Moines 19% New Hampshire News Connection EducationBoise,Education ID 3% 2 | 2228 | 295 Oxnard-Ventura 14% Energy Policy 3 | 82 Dubuque 41% We rely on aAugusta- widerWa varietyterville, ME 3% Endangered SpeciesEugene-Springfield & Wildlife 38%9 | 1,005 Redding 6% Environment 7 | 234 La Crosse, WI 2% Boston, MA 2% EnergyLas Vega Policys, NV 2% 8 | 912 Riverside-San Bernardino 15% of news sources than ever Family/Father Issues 1 | 20 LaSalle-Peru, IL 2% Concord (Lakes Region) 32% Medford-AshlandEnvironment 51% 18 | 2,052 Sacramento 20% before. Traditional media still Health Issues 31 | 925 Mason City 36% Lebanon-Rutland-White River Junction 17% EnvironmentalPo Justicertland 2 19%| 236 San Diego 21% Housing/Homelessness 2 | 26 Quad Cities, IL 36% provide news Lewiston-Auburn,and information ME 8% Human Rights/RacialTrHealthi-Cities, Issues Justice WA 2%1 | 22 16 | 2,748 San Francisco 19% Rochester, MN 2% for a large majority ofManchester our 51% HumanHunger/Food/Nutrition Rights/RacialAdditionally, 99 stat ionsJustice outside the major11 | | 52 ma122rkets aired the stories. San Jose 23% Public Lands/Wilderness 23 | 2,757 Sioux City 12% populationMontpelier-Bar and socialre St. Johnsbur mediay, VT 3% Mental Health 1 | 44 San Luis Obispo 5% Public Lands/WildernessRural/Farming 1 | 39 16 | 1,947 Waterloo-Cedar Falls 47% Portland, ME 5% Prairie News Service Santa Barbara 39% has transformed our ability SocialSocial Justice Justice 2 3| 58| 218 Additionally, 155 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Portsmouth-Dover 38% Bismark 79% Santa Maria-Lompo 12% to discover new stories and TeenSustainable Pregnancy Agriculture Prevention 2 | 64 6 | 726 Additionally, 38 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Fargo-Moorhead 49% Santa Rosa 13% interact with our audience. Women’sWater Issues 1 2 || 12371 Stockton 5% Women’sGrand IssuesForks 2 | 25645% New Mexico News Connection Additionally, 76 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Victor Valley 26% Kentucky News Connectioin Follow us on Twitter! Visalia-Tulare 4% Albuquerque 40% Bowling Green 15% Additionally, 98 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Santa Fe TNNS Market Share Information Clarksville, TN 18% twitter.com/pns_TN 32% Te nnessee News Service Waco, TX Cookeville, TN 2% 3% Bowling Green, KY 5% Evansville, IN 29% Like us on Facebook!Additionally, 45 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Chattanooga 41% Huntington-Ashland, WV 4% Clarksville 18% New York News Connection Colorado News Connection Lexington-Fayette 21% facebook.com/ Cookeville 60% Albany-Schenectady-Troy 63% Cheyenne, WY 48% Louisville 22% publicnewservice Jackson, MS 3% Binghamton 37% Colorado Springs 29% Nashville< TN 7% Johnson City-Kingsport 51% Buffalo-Niagara Falls 28% Denver-Boulder 38% Parkersburg-Marietta, WV 14% Jonesboro, AR 6% Find us on Google+ Danburand y, CT 8% Fort Collins-Greeley 49% Additionally, 104 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Knoxville 25% Elmira-Corning 9% Pueblo 33% other networks! Memphis 29% Hamptons-Riverhead 17% Additionally, 81 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Nashville 21% Ithaca 43% Additionally, 50 stations outside the major markets aired the stories. Keystone State News Connection Middlesex-Somerset-Union 12% Allentown-Bethlehem 24% Monmouth-Ocean, NJ 5% Virginia News Connection Commonwealth News Service Morristown, NJ 15% Altoona 20% Baltimore, MD 2% Boston 13% Nassau-Suffolk 32% Atlantic City, NJ 2% Charlottesville 61% Cape Cod 16% New York City 26% Binghamton, NY 9% Frederick, MD 7% Hartford-New Britain, CT 3% Newburgh-Middletown 10% Erie 11% TNNS Greensboro-Winston-Salem, NC 1% New Bedford-Fall River 20% Harrisburg-Lebanon 41% Olean 37% Harrisonburg-Chambersburg-WaynesboPrint Outlets rro, MD 1% 37 Total Portsmouth-Dover, NH 5% Johnstown 5% Poughkeepsie 16% Media Radio StationsHa rrisonburg 60% 114 Providence, RI 7% Rochester 35% Lancaster 39% Outlet Johnson City-Kingsport, TN 5% 151 Springfield 35% Stamford-Norwalk, CT 17% Pittsburgh 25% Types Norfolk-Virginia Beach-Newport News 14% Worcester 26% Syracuse 51% Online — Stories live on 100s of news/bloggers/advocacy sites Reading 25% Richmond 28% Additionally, 27 stations outside the major markets aired the stories.
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