Newspapers, Magazines and other Media List

The media list here is useful for identifying magazines, newspapers, and other media editors and producers.

Send them your press kits and news releases after you have identified the publications with editorial content most related to your articles and books. You may want to use a press release service to speed the process.

The sites below are typically not public relation (PR) services but directories of periodicals.

http://www.bmi.net/magazines.html/ Online magazines

http://www.coalliance.org/ejournal/ Electronic journal database

http://crayon.net/ Free online news sources.

http://dir.yahoo.com/News_and_Media/ Yahoo media links

http://www.ecola.com/news/ Newspapers and magazines

http://www.elibrary.com/ 150 newspapers, 2,000 books, nine newswires, 800 magazines.

http://www.mediafinder.com/ Database of print media

http://mfginfo.com/htm/newspapers.htm Newspapers

http://newsbcc.com NewsBCC is a global news site that brings local news. Bcc is the term for sending emails to a friend without the first recipient knows about it. Likewise with News, they bring opinions from a broad network of sources, and not only the one you are reading regularly.

http://www.newsletteraccess.com/ Newsletters

http://www.newslink.org/ American Journalism Review contains many newspaper and magazine links

http://www.newspapers.com/ Newspapers around the world

http://newstation.com/ U.S. and international newspapers

http://www.niu.edu/newsplace/ News sources

http://www.online-pr.com Media links

http://www.owt.com/dircon/ Media service bureau, writes and distributes press releases

http://pppp.net/links/news/ List of news link sites

http://www.publist.com/ Directory of 150,000 publications plus 8,000 newspapers.

http://www.wwideweb.com/link40.htm newspaper, TV and radio news links

http://www.xpresspress.com - Distributes email news releases to hundreds of editors throughout the world, targeted by subject area. News release writing is also offered.

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This is copyrighted and excerpted from the book Your Guide to Ebook Publishing Success by James Dillehay, past member of the advisory board to the National Craft Association.

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