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MEDIA DALLAS As the fifth-largest media market in the country, Dallas offers plenty of opportunities to promote your event. Dallas has daily newspapers in English and Spanish along with a number of ethnic newspapers printed in languages such as Russian, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese. Radio plays a large part of our robust media market as sports and Spanish radio stations have major roles. Dallas is also home to television stations from all the major networks and it is the fifth-largest Spanish TV market. Here is a sample of our 200+ local media outlets. Major publications KERA — PBS — CH 13 KKDA 104.5FM, Urban Contemporary kera.org myk104.com Dallas Morning News dallasnews.com KTXA — CH 21 KLTY 94.9FM, Contemporary Christian dfw.cbslocal.com/station/txa-21 klty.com Fort Worth Star-Telegram star-telegram.com KDFI — CH 27 KLUV 98.7FM, Classic Hits fox4news.com/kdfi-my27 kluv.cbslocal.com Dallas Business Journal bizjournals.com/dallas KDAF — CH 33 KPLX 99.5FM, Country cw33.com 995thewolf.com Dallas Voice dallasvoice.com KUVN — Univision — CH 23 KRLD 1080AM, News univision/local/dallas-kvun.com krld.com Al Dia aldiadallas.com KXTX — Telemundo — CH 39 KSCS 96.3FM, Country telemundodallas.com kscs.com TV stations KTCK 1310AM and 96.7FM, Sports Radio stations theticket.com KDFW — FOX — CH 4 KDMX 102.9FM, Music Variety myfoxdfw.com KVIL 103.7FM, Adult Contemporary 1029now.iheart.com kvil.cbslocal.com KXAS — NBC — CH 5 KESN 103.3FM, ESPN Sports nbcdfw.com WBAP 820AM, News Talk kesn1033.com wbap.com WFAA — ABC — CH 8 wfaa.com KDXX 107.1FM, Univision Radio Latino univision.com/radio/dallas-kdxx KTVT — CBS — CH 11 dfw.cbslocal.com VisitDallas.com October 2019.

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DFW Media Guide Table of Contents Introduction..................2 KHKS ........................ 14 KRVA ........................ 21 PR Tips and Tricks......... 2 KHYI ......................... 14 KSKY ........................ 22 Resources .....................3 KICI.......................... 14 KSTV......................... 22 Templates ................... 3 KJCR......................... 14 KTBK ........................ 22 Public Service KKDA ........................ 15 KTCK ........................ 22 Announcements............ 3 KKMR........................ 15 KTNO ........................ 22 PSA Format .............. 3 KLNO ........................ 15 KXEB ........................ 22 Tips for KLTY ......................... 15 KZEE......................... 22 Submitting PSAs....... 5 KLUV ........................ 15 KZMP ........................ 22 Press Releases ............. 6 KMEO........................ 15 WBAP........................ 22 Considerations KMQX........................ 15 Newspapers ............... 23 to Keep in Mind ......... 6 KNON........................ 15 Allen American ........... 23 Background Work ...... 6 KNTU ........................ 16 Alvarado Post ............. 23 Tips for Writing KOAI......................... 16 Alvarado Star ............. 23 a Press Release ......... 8 KPLX......................... 16 Azle News.................. 23 Tips for Sending KRBV ........................ 16 Benbrook Star ............ 23 a Press Release ......... 8 KRNB ........................ 16 Burleson Star ............. 23 Helpful
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Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC 20554
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Dale Hansen , Sports Anchor, WFAA 8
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Formerly KJAC) KFDM-TV, 6, Beaumont, TX KBMT, 12, Beaumont, TX +KW,29, Lake Charles, LA
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Progress Report Forest Service Grant / Agrreement No
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Kdge, Kdmx, Kegl, Kfxr, Khks, Kzps Eeo Public File Report I
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Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554
Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 In the Matter of ) ) Rules and Policies Concerning ) MM Docket No. 01-317 Multiple Ownership of Radio Broadcast ) Stations in Local Markets ) ) Definition of Radio Markets ) MM Docket No. 00-244 ) TO: THE COMMISSION COMMENTS OF HISPANIC BROADCASTING CORPORATION Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation ("HBC"), by its attorneys and pursuant to Sections 1.415 and 1.419 of the Commission's Rules, submits the following comments in the above-captioned proceeding on matters raised by the Commission in its Notice of Proposed Rule Making and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 01-329, released November 9, 2001 (“NPRM”). HBC is the largest operator of Spanish-language radio stations in the United States. It is a publicly-held corporation whose stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange. It is the licensee of radio stations in many of the nation’s largest markets, as detailed more fully below. Recognizing the keen interest expressed by the Commission for more than mere argument and rhetoric in support of its position for elimination or relaxation of the radio local multiple ownership rules, HBC joined with Infinity Broadcasting Corporation ("Infinity", also hereinafter "Viacom", see below) and Clear Channel Communications, Inc. ("Clear Channel") to commission studies by Professors David Pritchard of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Jerry A. Hausman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to establish that consolidation of ownership on a national level in the radio broadcasting industry -- triggered by the elimination of the national multiple ownership caps and the relaxation of the local multiple ownership rules in the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (“1996 Act”), and much derided in certain circles since then -- has in fact not diminished in any way the diversity of viewpoints and sources available to the American public and, indeed, has maintained and increased such diversity, particularly as far as radio service to the Spanish-speaking segment of the radio audience is concerned.
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