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| Communications and Media |
| Seattle's leading newspapers are the daily Seattle Times and
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; they share their advertising and
business departments under a Joint Operating Agreement, which
(as of 2004) the Times is seeking to terminate. The most prominent
weeklies are the Seattle Weekly and the Stranger. Both of these
consider themselves "alternative" papers; the Stranger
has a reputation for a younger and hipper readership, the Weekly
has a reputation as more serious and editorially responsible,
but both make frequent forays into each other's editorial and
demographic turf. There are also several ethnic newspapers and
numerous neighborhood newspapers. |
| Seattle is also well served by television and radio. Its major
network television affiliates are KOMO 4 (ABC), KING-TV 5 (NBC),
KIRO 7 (CBS), KCTS 9 (PBS), KSTW 11 (UPN), KCPQ 13 (FOX), KTWB
22/10 (WB), and KWPX 33/3 (PAX). Leading radio stations include
KIRO-AM 710, KOMO-AM 1000, NPR affiliates KUOW-FM 94.9 and KPLU-FM
88.5. Other notable stations include KEXP-FM 90.3 (affiliated
with EMP) and KNHC-FM 89.5, owned by the public school system
and operated by students of Nathan Hale High School. Many Seattle
radio stations are also available through web radio, with KUOW,
KNHC, and KEXP being notable web radio innovators. |
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