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Press Release Service Contact: Judy Mowery E-Mail Releases@Inanews.Com • Phone 515-244-2145 319 E Press Release Service Contact: Judy Mowery E-mail [email protected] • Phone 515-244-2145 319 E. 5th, Des Moines, IA 50309 Iowa Zoning Options STATE All wire services, dailies, weeklies, radio and tv stations listed on reverse $225 IPRINT All newspapers and wire services in Iowa $180 IMAJOR Daily newspapers, 50 largest weekly newspapers, all radio, tv, wire services $140 IGOLDC All media within a 40-mile radius of Des Moines $125 IDAILY All daily newspapers and wire services in Iowa $105 IWEEKLY All weekly newspapers and wire services in Iowa $105 RADIO All radio stations and wire services in Iowa $105 TV All tv stations and wire services in Iowa $105 If you don’t find a distribution list that fits your needs, we can build one for you ($25 minimum)! See complete media list on next page. How it works... Once we receive your release, we double check your copy for typographic and spelling errors and then send it on its way. We will distribute all press releases according to each media outlet’s preferences. In most cases, distribution occurs within 2 hours. To smaller sites, transmission schedules have been prearranged to be well in advance of their next news deadline. Graphics or audio... You may include an image (logo, photo, etc.) or audio file to be linked to your release at a rate of $25 per image/file. Tracking report... You may purchase a report of successful sends, opens, click-throughs for $25. How to reach us... You may email releases in Word or Plain Text format to: [email protected]. Call for quotes on customizing regions, national distribution. Media List 2016 425 Sites Statewide North Liberty Leader Waukon Standard Mason City Northwood Anchor Waverly Bremer Co. Independent KGRA FM - Jefferson WIRE SERVICES Buffalo Center Tribune Hopkinton Delaware Co. 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