Media in Cleveland, Ohio

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The following is a list of media in Cleveland, Ohio, United States.

Contents 1 Print 1.1 Newspapers 1.1.1 Daily 1.1.2 Weekly 1.1.3 Alternative 1.2 Magazines 2 Television stations 3 Radio stations 3.1 FM 3.2 AM 4 References

[edit] Print

[edit] Newspapers

[edit] Daily

• The Plain Dealer
• The Cleveland Press - ceased publication in 1982
• The Cleveland News - merged with The Cleveland Press in 1960
• The Cleveland Leader - merged with The Plain Dealer in 1917
• The Cleveland Herald and Gazette - merged with The Cleveland Leader in 1885
• The Cleveland Advertiser - the newspaper that changed the spelling of "Cleaveland" to "Cleveland", ceased publication in 1841
• The Cleaveland Gazette and Commercial Register - Cleveland's first newspaper, ceased publication in 1820

[edit] Weekly

• Crain's Cleveland Business
• Sun Newspapers

[edit] Alternative

• Free Times
• Cleveland Scene
• Cleveland Edition

[edit] Magazines

• Cleveland Magazine
• Northern Ohio Live
• Inside Business

[edit] Television stations

Nielsen Media Research ranks the 17 county Cleveland-Akron television market as the 16th largest in the United States.^[1] Among the stations it includes are:

• WKYC Channel 3 (NBC)
• WEWS Channel 5 (ABC)
• WJW Channel 8 (FOX)
• WOIO Channel 19 (CBS)
• WVPX Channel 23 (i)
• WVIZ Channel 25 (PBS)
• WUAB Channel 43 (MNTV)
• WEAO Channel 49 (PBS)
• WBNX Channel 55 (CW)
• WQHS Channel 61 (Univision)

See also: Template:Cleveland TV

[edit] Radio stations

[edit] FM

• 88.3 WBWC - college/modern rock, Baldwin-Wallace College
• 88.7 WJCU - eclectic, John Carroll University
• 89.3 WCSB - eclectic, Cleveland State University
• 89.7 WKSU - Cleveland news bureau, Kent State University
• 90.3 WCPN - NPR
• 91.1 WRUW - eclectic, Case Western Reserve University
• 91.5 WKHR - big band/nostalgia
• 91.5 WOBC - freeform, Oberlin College
• 92.3 WXRK- formerly WXTM - alternative/rock "92-3 K-Rock"
• 93.1 WZAK - urban adult contemporary
• 95.5 WFHM - Christian "The Fish"
• 96.5 WAKS - Contemporary Hits/Top-40 "96-5 KISS FM"
• 98.5 WNCX - classic rock
• 99.5 WGAR - country
• 100.7 WMMS - rock "The Buzzard"
• 102.1 WDOK - adult contemporary "Soft Rock 102"
• 103.3 WCRF - Christian
• 104.1 WQAL - hot AC "Q 104"
• 104.9 WCLV - classical
• 105.7 WMJI - oldies "Majic 105.7"
• 106.5 WMVX - hot AC "Mix 106-5"
• 107.3 WNWV - smooth jazz "The Wave"
• 107.9 WENZ - mainstream urban "Z 107-9"

[edit] AM

• 850 WKNR - sports (ESPN Radio) "ESPN 850 WKNR"
• 930 WEOL
• 1000 WCCD - religious/gospel
• 1040 WJTB
• 1100 WTAM - news/talk "Newsradio WTAM 1100"
• 1220 WHKW - religious "The Word"
• 1260 WWMK - kids (Radio Disney) "Radio Disney AM 1260"
• 1300 WERE - news/talk "Newstalk 1300 WERE"
• 1320 WOBL - country
• 1330 WELW
• 1420 WHK - news/talk "Newstalk 1420 WHK"
• 1460 WABQ- gospel
• 1490 WJMO - gospel "Praise 1490"
• 1540 WWGK - sports (Fox Sports Radio) "AM 1540 KNR2"

[edit] References

1. ^ Nielsen Media Research: Metered Markets. Accessed May 23, 2006.

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