Bally Sports North serves outlets in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. Focuses on live coverage of Minnesota Twins baseball, Minnesota Timberwolves NBA basketball, MLB Milwaukee Brewers, NBA Milwaukee Bucks, and NHL Minnesota Wild games. Also broadcasts University of Minnesota and University of Wisconsin athletic events.

Bally Sports South is a 24-hour cable television network dedicated to sports in the South. Viewers catch up-to-the-minute scores, statistics and video coverage of all the day's Southern sports action. The localized network is one of over 20 under the Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. It is the largest regionalized sports network in the country, reaching viewers in seven states: Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and the Carolinas. Professional teams covered include the Atlanta Falcons, Braves, Hawks and Thrashers; the Tennessee Titans; the Carolina Panthers; the Charlotte Hornets; and the Nashville Predators. College programs covered include the University of Alabama, University of Arkansas, Auburn, Duke, University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, University of Kentucky, North Carolina and Wake Forest, as well as other smaller colleges and high schools. The network also airs FOX Sports Net national programming and original programming in addition to live, local event coverage. PR professionals are advised to send press releases to the network's assignment desk to assure the information is processed promptly. Many producers and reporters like to receive information directly as well. All information sent should be related to sports and be of interest to viewers in the South. Press releases should be brief, but specific and include thorough contact information. The network is watched predominantly by adults interested in Southern sports. Advertising rates and information can be attained by e-mailing sales@foxsports.com.

Bally Sports is the heart of the fan in the Southwest. Watch the Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, New Orleans Pelicans, Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars, Dallas Wings, and University Interscholastic League (UIL) on Bally Sports Southwest, Bally Sports Oklahoma, and Bally Sports New Orleans. Subscribe to this channel for exclusive highlights, features, and more.

The Ballymena and Antrim Times provides hyper-local news coverage for the Mid-Antrim area. Its reporting focuses on local council decisions (Mid and East Antrim Borough Council), community human-interest stories, and regional crime and court reports. It is also a primary source for local secondary school news, agricultural updates relevant to the rural Antrim community, and grassroots sports, specifically focusing on local football and rugby clubs.

Background and Format: Launched in 1970, The Ballymena Guardian is published by the Alpha Newspaper Group weekly and is aimed at residents of Ballymena borough, Northern Ireland. Covers news, community events, lifestyle, sport and motoring. It also has a sister publication, the Antrim Guardian.  For more information about advertising rates, Robbie Abraham can be reached at robbie.abraham@ballymenaguardian.co.uk Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number.

Background and Format: The Ballymoney Times is a weekly paid for newspaper covering local news, sport and events. Its sister paper is the Coleraine Times. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at residents of Ballymoney and surrounding areas in Antrim. Deadline: Monday 5pm Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: It is distributed throughout Ballymoney and surrounding areas in Antrim. Ad Rates: Advertising contacts can be viewed here.

Baltimore Beat is a nonprofit newspaper and media outlet. They focuses on community, questions power structures.

Offers sports news about the Baltimore Ravens football team. For Advertising / PR opportunities and inquiries, contact Baltimore Beatdown via email or use the contact form.

Provides independent reporting and informed commentary about the Greater Baltimore area.

Designed as the forum to update regional business activities. Editorial scope includes reviews of the latest financial reports and special monthly supplements of interest to the business community. Readership is primarily composed of area business and financial movers and shakers who want the latest information on business related topics, including health care, real estate, technology, and small business. There is no product-specific coverage. Company issues are covered from the viewpoint of local companies or national companies with offices in the area. The paper's editorial content is made up of both breaking business news and topically focused feature articles and columns that deal with specific industries and their trends. As part of the American City Business Journals group, most of the weekly content can be easily accessed and read online. In addition to large portions of the print version, the online version also features Web-exclusive daily news blurbs. Covers breaking news events as quickly as a daily newspaper through their Web site, but focus stories typically require a lead time of a month or more. The weekly deadline for reporters is Wednesday, and the paper comes out Friday. The online version is delayed until Monday, to allow subscribers time to read exclusive news stories before competitors access the Web site. The Journal publishes an editorial calendar divided into two sections: Special Reports and Lists. The Special Reports are always organized around one topic or industry, while the Lists detail various businesses in the coverage area, sometimes related to the topic of that week's Special Report. Honors source confidentiality, non-disclosure agreements, and whatever else is necessary to secure an important story. The paper values its sources and works hard to maintain relationships over the long term.