Background and Format: Downtown Radio aims to play hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s and today, alongside local and national news. Owner: Bauer Media Schedule:  There is no schedule available online. You can see the list of presenters and the times they are on here Target audience: Listeners aged 25+ 57 Circulation: Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020 Advertising Information: Advertising information about Downtown Radio can be found here  Tips for PRs: All press releases should be sent to news@downtown.co.uk Local news is produced in house. National News is provided by IRN.

The Downtown Rams Podcast discusses the latest on everything Los Angeles Rams. Jake Ellenbogen & Alexis Kraft bring on top of the line guests as they talk and debate about the latest LA Rams topics while previewing and breaking down the games.

Written for Tucson, AZ residents and visitors and offers news and information on happenings in downtown Tucson. Focuses on news, events, shopping, dining and entertainment.

Downtown with Rich Brown is an afternoon sports talk show featuring veteran radio host, Rich Kimball. The program broadcasts from The Seasons Grill & Sports Lounge in Bangor, Maine. The show debuted on January 28, 2013 and has previously aired on WAEI-FM since 2011.

Covers downtown Washington. Discusses everything from economic development, green initiatives and events, to service, transportation, SAMs, safety, shopping, local parks, and more.

Formerly called Memphis Downtowner Magazine and established in February 1999 and aims to inform, entertain, and educate readers about Memphis and the Mid-South community. Regular features include in-depth coverage of current events, business development, personal profiles, history exposes, restaurant guide, events calendar, and entertainment listings. Topics include exposes on the city's history and the positive aspects of living in Memphis; perspectives from business and civic leaders, sharing their thoughts on topics of interest; up-to-date reports on commercial development projects changing the face of the city.

DowntownLA.com is an online source for The Downtown Center Business Improvement District (DCBID), a group of approximately 1,200 property owners united in their commitment to enhance the quality of life in Downtown Los Angeles.

The site is dedicated to presenting Downtown Miami to locals and visitors. In 2001, The City of Miami officially endorsed this as "an official site for the City of Miami".

Covers sports and events on The Dan Patrick Radio Show. Discusses events that occur during tapings and offers a behind-the-scenes look at a sports radio show. Also updates readers on sports news and provides insight from Dan Patrick on all things sports.

Launched in December 2010, DPAC Blog is a commercial disability and political weblog based in the UK. It is the official blog of Disabled People Against Cuts, a direct action group formed in the wake of austerity measures and protests against cuts to services for disabled people. Linda Burnip and Debbie Jolly are  Co-Founders of DPAC and coordinators of the original Disabled Peoples’ Protest, a protest group who were instrumental in leading nationwide austerity protests. As disabled women Debbie and Linda are  active advocates for disability rights. Linda set up the Local Housing Allowance Reform Group to campaign for changes in the way local housing allowance is administered to citizens with additional housing needs. Debbie serves on the board of the European Network on Independent Living and has written and presented widely on disability rights issues. Several members of the DPAC steering group contribute to the blog. Entries on DPAC Blog usually take the form of disability-related news (occasionally re-posted from external sites), protest announcements and recaps, events news, petition alerts and open letters, judicial motions, research and reports, and assorted commentary. Original photos from protests or events are sometimes included, as well as video footage and interviews. PR opportunities are available for relevant news and events, social research, political analysis, campaigning and interviews. DPAC believe that disabled people are entitled to rights not charity. Linda, Debbie and the team can be reached via email.