Local Media
Greater Syracuse is served by many print and broadcast outlets, and its proximity to New York City is a definite asset when it comes to reaching national and international audiences.

The Post-Standard is the largest news gathering organization in Central New York. Operating from a state of the art plant in the heart of downtown Syracuse, with bureaus in the surrounding communities, The morning Post-Standard provides more than 400,000 readers with news, information and entertainment.

There are a dozen weekly newspapers, including the Liverpool-Salina Review, serving the northern suburbs, the Camillus Advocate, serving the west, and the Eagle-Bulletin, serving the east. The Syracuse New Times is a weekly provider of news, arts and entertainment in and around Syracuse. Two business publications, the Business Record and Business Journal serve the community business leader as a valuable source for Central New York business news, reports and analysis. Several shoppers' guides are also distributed to homes each week, including the Scotchman and Scotsman Pennysavers.

For regional news, events, interactive games, message boards and other area links, try Sybercuse.com.

Radio stations cover the broadcast spectrum. Tune into Jazz 88, WAER FM on the web to hear local broadcasts of sports, news, and of course jazz from your computer.

There are four general programming television stations affiliated with national networks: WTVH-TV (CBS), WSTM-TV (NBC), WIXT-TV (ABC) and WSYT-TV 68 (Fox), and one local public broadcasting station: WCNY-TV 24. Time Warner provides cable coverage for the area.

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