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Business Wire Catalog Biosciences Corridor Biosciences Corridor circuit reaches highly targeted media in key US biosciences markets. Includes media in the company's headquarters metro area plus value-add reach to disclosure destinations, key biotechnology trade and industry media, and full-text posting to Internet portals and sites, financial systems, online services and databases. Biosciences Corridor Scottsdale Airpark News Arizona Center for Investigative KOGO-AM Arizona Sedona Monthly Reporting online KPBS-FM Arizona Uptown Magazine AZBigMedia.com Online Newspapers Television ChamberBusinessNews.com LuxeListReviews.com Arizona Business Gazette KECY-TV CronkiteNews.azpbs.org One America News Network Arizona Capitol Times KGUN-TV (ABC) PhoenixNarrative.com Patch.com/LakeForest Arizona Daily Star KHRR-TV Tucson.com (Arizona Daily SanDiegoCountyNews.com Arizona Daily Sun KMSB-TV (Fox) Star) SanDiegoLovesGreen.com Arizona Free Press KNXV-TV (ABC) WesternJournal.com SoCalTech.com ASU - The State KOLD-TV (CBS) California TimesOfSanDiego.com Casa Grande Dispatch KPHO-TV (CBS) San Diego Metro VoiceofSanDiego.org Daily News-Sun KSAZ-TV (FOX) Newspapers Xconomy.com East Valley Tribune KTVK-TV (IND) Adelante Valle Non-media Green Valley News And Sun KTVW-TV Asian Journal Buzztime Kingman Daily Miner KUATTV (PBS) Climate Change Business San Francisco / Bay Area Mohave Valley Daily News KVOA-TV (NBC) Journal Newspapers Phoenix Business Journal Raycom Media, Inc. East County Gazette Antioch Press Prescott Daily Courier Radio El Latino San Diego Asian Journal Sierra Vista Herald 24/7 News Source La Jolla Light Asian Week The Arizona Republic Arizona News Radio Network San Diego Business Journal Bay Area Reporter The Daily Wildcat (University of KBAQ-FM Star-News The Berryessa Sun Arizona) KFNN Money Radio The Daily Transcript Bloomberg Businessweek The Nogales International KFYI-AM The San Diego Union-Tribune Burlingame Daily News The Verde Independent KJIK-FM News Services Campbell Express The Wickenburg Sun KJZZ-FM Associated Press/San Diego Denair Dispatch The Yuma Sun KJZZ-FM (NPR) City News Service East Bay Business Times Today's News-Herald KMXZ-FM - Tucson, AZ Thomson Reuters East Bay Express Tucson Weekly KNAU-FM Magazines & Periodicals East Bay Times West Valley View KNST-AM Big4Bio:San Diego Fairfield Daily Republic White Mountain Independent KPUB-FM East County Magazine Financial Times News Services KTAN-AM Hatch Magazine Financial Times of London Associated Press KTAR-FM San Diego Magazine Fremont Argus Capitol Media Services KUAT-FM SDMetro - San Diego Fremont Bulletin Dow Jones/Phoenix KUAZ-FM (NPR) Metropolitan Fremont Business Review Magazines & Periodicals KVNA-AM Television Good Morning Silicon Valley Arizona Business Magazine KVOI-AM KBNT-CD Hayward Daily Review AZRE: Arizona Commercial Real KVRD-FM KFMB-TV (CBS) Investor's Business Daily Estate KYBC-AM KGTV-TV (ABC) La Oferta Echo Magazine KYCA-AM KPBS San Diego Public Radio & Los Altos Town Crier Impact Magazine The Mark Shander Show TV Los Angeles Times In Business Magazine Voice of America Radio Los Gatos Daily News PHOENIX Magazine Online KCBQ-AM Marin Independent Journal US: +1.888.381.WIRE (9473) | Australia: +61 (0) 2.9699.2219 | Belgium: +32 (0) 2.741.2455 | Canada: +1.416.593.0208 France: +33 (0) 1.56.88.29.40 | Germany: +49 (0) 69.915066.0 | Japan: +81 (0) 3.3239.0755 | UK: +44 (0) 20.7626.1982 | Worldwide: +1.212.752.9600 1 Marine Scope Community Vallejo Times-Herald KPFA-FM TechCrunch.com Mercury News, The West County Times KPOO-FM The BBC online Metro Santa Cruz World Journal KQED-FM The Ringer Metro Silicon Valley News Services KQED-FM (NPR) TheOrg.com Morgan Hill Times Associated Press/San Francisco KQED-FM (PBS) TheWesternEdition.com Mountain View Voice Associated Press/San Jose KSFS-FM Times Publishing Group online Napa Valley Register Bay City News Service KSRO-AM Topix.net New Fillmore, The Bloomberg National Public Radio (NPR) TopNewsandViews.com Nikkei Dow Jones/Wall Street Journal Otto Radio, Inc. Valleylist online North Bay Bohemian MarketWatch from Dow Jones Online Wired.com/SF North Bay Business Journal Thomson Reuters 7x7.com Non-media Novato Advance Magazines & Periodicals Action-Alameda-News.com Global Directions Inc Oakland Tribune Big4Bio:SF Bay Alternative Media Network m/Oppenheim Associates Pacific Sun California Magazine online Meltwater Palo Alto Online Diablo Magazine Axios.com/SF Praetorian Group Inc. Petaluma Argus-Courier Forbes Bay Journal online Samsung - Tech & Media Quami Ekta Hacienda Network newsletter BayAreaTechWire.com Connecticut San Francisco Bay View Inside DSP BerkeleyDailyPlanet.com Connecticut San Francisco Business Times Nikkei Business/San Francisco Berkeleyside.com Newspapers San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Magazine BisNow.com/SF Branford Sound San Francisco Examiner Television CNET.com Connecticut Economic Digest San Mateo County Times Associated Press eSignal.com (Data Broadcasting Connecticut Post San Mateo Daily Journal Television/APTRA Corp.) Corporate Connecticut Magazine San Ramon Valley Times CNBC Flipboard.com Darien Times Santa Rosa Press Democrat CNN/SF FosterCity.Patch.com Fairfield Citizen Silicon Valley/San Jose KAXT-TV Handelsblatt/Silicon Valley Fairfield County Business Journal Business Journal KCRT-TV Livermore.com Glastonbury Citizen Sing Tao Daily News KDTV-TV Mashable.com Greenwich Time Stanford Daily KGO-TV (ABC) MetroNews.com Hartford Business Journal Sun Reporter KICU-TV (IND) MountainView.Patch.com Hartford Courant Sydsvenskan KNTV-TV (NBC) NBCNews.com Hearst Digital Central Publishing The Almanac KOFY TV NovoMetro Journal Inquirer The Ark KPIX-TV (CBS) Ozy.com New Britain Herald The Courier KRON-TV PaloAlto.Patch.com New Haven Register The Daily Post KSTS-TV Patch.com/Alameda Newtown Bee The Daily Yomiuri KSTS-TV (Telemundo) Podium.VC Norwich Bulletin The Delhi Express KTSF-TV Revealnews.org Plainville Citizen The Irish Herald KTVU-TV (FOX) RioVida.net Ridgefield Press The Livermore Independent Radio Salon Media Group online Shoreline Times The Mercury News/Los Gatos ABC Radio Salon.com Stamford Advocate The New York Times KALX 90.7 FM San Francisco PC Users Group The Bristol Press The River News Herald KCBS-AM online The Day The Santa Clara (Santa Clara KDOW-AM SFGate.com The Dolphin University) KFAX-AM SFStation.com The Hour The Wall Street Journal KGO-AM SiliconTap.com The Middletown Press Times of India KLIV-AM Staance.com The News-Times Tri-City Voice KNBR-AM SVDaily.com The Record-Journal Twin Cities Times KNRY AM 1240 SVvoice.com (The Silicon Valley The Register Citizen USA TODAY KOIT Radio Voice) The Stamford Times US: +1.888.381.WIRE (9473) | Australia: +61 (0) 2.9699.2219 | Belgium: +32 (0) 2.741.2455 | Canada: +1.416.593.0208 France: +33 (0) 1.56.88.29.40 | Germany: +49 (0) 69.915066.0 | Japan: +81 (0) 3.3239.0755 | UK: +44 (0) 20.7626.1982 | Worldwide: +1.212.752.9600 2 The Westerly Sun WSHU-AM National Weekly Edition WUSA-TV Thompson Villager WSHU-FM Thomas Roll Call Reports WWBT-TV (NBC) Waterbury Republican- WTIC-AM & FM U.S. News & World Report Radio American WZBG-FM USA TODAY AP Radio Business Western Connecticut State Online Virginia Business Magazine Associated Press Radio University Bethel.Patch.com Washington Business Journal NPR Willimantic Chronicle Brookfield.Patch.com Washington City Paper Radio Free Asia Wilton Bulletin CBIA.com News (Connecticut Washington Post, The/ Virginia News Network Yale Daily News Business & Industry Alexandria VOA/BBG News Services Association) Washington Technology WAMU-FM AP/Hartford Conntact.com News Services WFED-AM AP/New Haven CTPost.com Agence France-Presse WLZL-FM (Entercom) Magazines & Periodicals Danbury.Patch.com AP Daybook Washington WMAL-AM & FM Art New England Meriden.Patch.com Associated Press WNEW-FM DCA Business Media LLC PostLatino.com Bloomberg WOL-AM New Haven BIZ Trumbull.Patch.com Capital News Service WRVA-AM Portsmouth Living Magazine TurnTo10.com Dow Jones Newswires WTOP-FM Scholastic Inc. Waterford.Patch.com Dow Jones/Wall Street Journal XM Public Radio The Commercial Record WestfairOnline.com Gannett News Service Online The Connecticut Economy Westport.Patch.com ITAR-TASS News Agency / AOLNews.com Television WestportNow.com Washington DC ARLnow.com News 12 Connecticut Financial Community MarketWatch from Dow Jones Bisnow.com WCTX-TV (ABC) Interactive Data Real-Time McClatchy Washington Bureau Borderstan.com WFSB-TV (CBS) Services Inc Medill News Service Buzzfeed.com WJMJ-TV Washington, D.C. MNI - Market News CEO Blog Nation WTIC-TV DC Metro Scripps News Georgetown.Patch.com WTNH-TV (ABC) Newspapers Thomson Reuters INFOdocket.com WTXX-TV (CW) Arlington Connection UPI RestaurantDive.com WVIT-TV (NBC) Asahi Shimbun America, Inc. Magazines & Periodicals Technical.ly Radio (Washington, D.C.) Potomac Tech Wire TheDeal.com Metro Networks Associated Press The Washington Examiner US News & World Report/DC WATR-AM Baltimore Sun The Washingtonian online WEDW-FM Capital Business Television USAToday.com WESU-FM Chronicle Of Higher Education CNN Hawaii WGCH-AM El Tiempo Latino Hearst Broadcasting - Central Hawaii WICC-AM Leadership Newspapers Group Publishing Newspapers WIHS-FM Limited Hearst Broadcasting - DC Hawaii Island Journal WILI-AM McClatchy Newspapers Bureau Hawaii Tribune-Herald WILI-FM McClatchy Washington Bureau NHK (Washington) Honolulu Star-Advertiser WINY-AM (Central Publishing) TBD-TV Ke Alaka'I WJMJ-AM POLITICO TV Tokyo America - MidWeek WLAD-AM Richmond Times-Dispatch Washington, D.C. Oahu Island News WLIS-AM Sankei
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