The Bulletin is published Daily for the residents of Bend, OR, including Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties. The Newspaper covers local and state news, business, sports, education, lifestyle, and entertainment. Deadlines are one day prior to publication, at 4pm PT.

CNN en Espanol is a 24-hour, Spanish-language news and information network, offering original programming and around-the-clock coverage of news as it happens. The network is available in the United States and Latin America. Utilizing the worldwide resources of cable news giant CNN, the network provides up-to-the-minute coverage of breaking news, international and regional events. Live reports and analysis comes from a global team of journalists, in-depth daily programs on finance, sports, and entertainment, and specialty shows devoted to the latest in fashion, science and technology, environment, health, and travel. PR professionals are advised to fax press releases to the CNN en Espanol assignment desk. Due to the immense volume of information received by the newsroom, story ideas are not taken over the phone. For all press releases, the network requests a written statement containing the who, what, where, when, and why of the release. Be brief, but specific. Lead times vary depending on the story. Feature stories may take up to weeks to produce, while breaking news can be processed in minutes. For advertising rates and information, contact the cable advertising sales department at (212) 852-6900. The network is reaches about 2.5 million U.S. homes and reaches another 11.4 million in Latin America. To pitch a story idea or guest, please contact the booking department at (404) 827-1305. Pitches can be sent in English. They prefer to interview people who speak Spanish, unless it is a very big story like the presidential race, and then they might translate. Their focus is different than Telemundo in that they do not simply focus on Hispanics. They tell the story in Spanish, but look at the whole country as opposed to just the Hispanic market. CNN en Espanol also broadcasts in Latin America, so they report how the issues affect those countries. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Columbian is a daily newspaper published for residents of Clark County, WA. Coverage includes local news, sports and general lifestyle stories.

This quarterly publication is aimed at entrepreneurs and small business owners. Covers business news, information on upcoming events, tips, advice and reading recommendations. The first publication is expected to be the July 2014 edition. Sections include: Feature Story, Up and Coming, What's Hot, Smart Tips and Surveys, Community/Mentor Q&A, What to Read

The Providence Journal is a general interest newspaper written for the general public in the Providence, RI area. It is America's oldest major daily newspaper of general circulation in continuous publication. Its mission is "to publish an independent and profitable newspaper of unquestioned integrity devoted to the dissemination of local, state, national, and international news of interest and importance, and to do so in a manner noted for its excellence on a national scale while ever maintaining an outspoken voice for the welfare of Rhode Islanders." Sections include: local news, with coverage of local events; national news, featuring news from around the nation; business, focusing on both local and national trends and events; sports, with scores and summaries of local sports and college and professional teams around New England; and features, covering the arts & entertainment scene nationally and in the greater-Providence area. There is no editorial calendar available as deadlines are ongoing. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Dothan Eagle is a daily newspaper written for residents of Dothan, AL. The paper covers local and national news, sports and weather.

The Blade, published since 1835, is a broadsheet, general interest, daily newspaper that covers regional, national and international news. It is Toledo's only morning newspaper and the primary newspaper of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. The paper prefers faxes be sent to the newsroom. Coverage includes news, sports, business, arts, features, science, technology and religion. The daily top stories and news sections feature mostly regional and national news items including politics and healthcare. The paper receives breaking news via the Associated Press newswire. The daily sports section features local news about college and professional sports as well as national sports and scores. The business section features general business news and trends as well regional industry coverage. The Arts & Features section offers coverage of local events, movie reviews, food stories, recipes, restaurant reviews, music reviews and book reviews. The religion section appears on Saturday and features local news, national trends and opinion columns. Media Alert: September 14, 2009 The Blade has launched a quarterly magazine for business and community leaders called Toledo BIZinsider. The first edition was mailed last week to leaders in metro Toledo and copies will be distributed at various business offices. The publication will have stories about local businesses and the issues they face each day, on finances, personnel, and other matters. It will contain stories that are different from those in The Blade, but the local stories and columns will be available upon publication on toledoblade.com. The next edition is scheduled for December. Story ideas can be submitted to Editor, Greg Braknis who can be reached on +1 (419) 724 6198 and bizinsider@theblade.com

Written for business professionals and managers seeking information and outlooks on the agricultural industry in America. Covers timely forecasts on USDA policy, crops wages and marketing.

Winston-Salem Journal is a daily newspaper with a primary coverage area of Forsyth County, and nine other counties in Northwest North Carolina including Alleghany, Ashe, Davidson, Davie, Stokes, Surry, Watuaga, Wilkes and Yadkin. The paper features local, state and national news, business, arts & entertainment, sports and classifieds. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). The paper uses a percentage rate for color advertisements.

The Idaho Statesman is written for residents in the Boise, ID, area. The paper covers local, regional, state, national and international news, as well as sports, business, arts & entertainment and special reports. It was founded as a weekly newspaper in 1864. The paper does not publish a holiday gift guide. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).