Media

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Contents 1 Newspapers 1.1 Regional dailies 1.2 "Alternative" weeklies 1.3 Neighborhood weeklies 1.4 Street Paper 1.5 Other 2 Television 3 Radio 4 Internet 4.1 Blogs 5 External Links

[edit] Newspapers

[edit] Regional dailies

• Seattle P-I
• Seattle Times

[edit] "Alternative" weeklies

• The Stranger
• Seattle Weekly

[edit] Neighborhood weeklies

• North Seattle Herald-Outlook
• Seattle Sun
• Queen Anne News
• Magnolia News
• Capitol Hill Times
• Madison Park Times
• Belltown Messenger
• Seattle Star
• West Seattle Herald
• Ballard News-Tribune

[edit] Street Paper

• Real Change

[edit] Other

• ParentMap Newsmagazine
• Eat The State
• Evergreen Monthly

[edit] Television

• Seattle Channel TV 21 official website - City of Seattle Government Access Channel.
• KCPQ - Fox affiliate. http://q13.trb.com/
• KCTS - PBS affiliate. http://www.kcts.org/
• KING - NBC affiliate. http://www.king5.com/
• KIRO - CBS affiliate. http://www.kirotv.com/
• KOMO - ABC affiliate. http://www.komotv.com/
• KSTW - UPN affiliate. http://kstw.com/

[edit] Radio

• Radio stations around Seattle

Some specific stations:

• KBCS
• KEXP
• KUOW
• KPLU
• KPTK - Progressive Talk
• OverXposure.FM: Award-winning, independent, commercial-free, multiple-format Seattle-based chill web radio for ultra-modern lifestyles.

See also Public radio stations.

[edit] Internet

The Internet is taking off as an alternative news source for many people in Seattle. (That's why you're here, right?)

• Seattle24x7 Seattle24x7.com - Seattle's Internet Business Community features news, commentary, an Internet company directory, a Seattle Internet community calendar and a Seattle Internet Jobs board.
• Z's Metro Tales [1] - An alternative web cartoon about Seattle's Capitol Hill district

[edit] Blogs

• WashBlog - From the Left
• Sound Politics - From the Right
• Seattle-Search - Seattle iMarketing and Search Engine News
• Seattle Powerpop Blog - Seattle Powerpop Bands and Music

[edit] External Links

Wikipedia article: wikipedia:Media in Seattle: