Spectrum News NY1 is Charter Cable's 24-hour news and information channel, covering all five of New York's boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx. In addition, the network covers the state capital Albany in any political news that directly relates to New York City. The network launched on September 8, 1992 with the goal of providing superior news reporting from reporters who write, produce and shoot their own news stories. The network assigns reporters using the beat system similar to that found at newspapers. The beats are either geographical or topical. The geographic beats include each of the five boroughs, while the topical beats include health, technology, mass transit, law enforcement, entertainment, neighborhoods, education, and business. All reporters have spent time in New York and are very familiar with its atmosphere. The network operates on the standard news wheel throughout the day. At night, the format shifts to more topical discussion-oriented programming. PR professionals are advised to send press releases to the network's assignment desk or to the producer of the appropriate Spectrum News NY1 program. Because they write, produce and shoot their own stories, many of the network's reporters are interested in receiving story ideas as well. All information sent should be of interest to New York viewers. The best time to fax press releases to the assignment desk is between 7am and 3pm, ET. Keep all pitches brief but specific, and include appropriate contact information. Pitches are generally not taken over the phone, but a heads-up phone call is acceptable. The network is watched predominantly by adult New York viewers interested in daily news. Spectrum News NY1 is one of the most-watched cable news networks in the metropolitan New York area, seen by 2.1 million homes, representing 4.5 million viewers. In addition to common households, the network is also a popular choice in corporate offices, restaurants, bars and hotel rooms. For advertising rates and information, contact an advertising sales representative. They ask that information including guest booking information be sent two days ahead as they dont plan that far in advance.

KDVR-TV is the FOX affiliate for the Denver market. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Inc. KDVR-TV broadcasts locally on channel 31. Local news broadcasts Mondays through Fridays in the mornings and evenings. The station covers news, sports, health, history, and consumer issues. The station airs a 30-second calendar Mondays through Fridays which spotlights three community events. The lead time for community events is six weeks. Information can also be sent by e-mail through the station's Web site. The station was founded in August 1983, and was previously a FOX owned-and-operated outlet until July 2008.

WPXI-TV is the NBC affiliate in Pittsburgh. The station is owned by Cox Media Group, Inc. WPXI-TV broadcasts locally on channel 11. WPXI-TV's news programs cover news, weather and sports and focus heavily on local stories and concerns. The evening news programs feature daily segments on health and consumer issues. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with pitches and breaking news by phone or fax. It is not necessary to send a release to a particular person because assignment editor schedules change so much. Some programming on WPXI-TV is simulcast or repeated on the regional cable network PCNC, which shares some staff and facilities.The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Weather Channel was created in 1982 as the first 24-hour, seven days a week channel devoted entirely to weather. Since then, it has expanded to include a top-rated Web site, a 24-hour weather network in Latin America, a weather hotline, radio station, and newspaper service. The Weather Channel includes news updates throughout the day, as well as local weather updates "on the eights" of every hour. News topics include stories about local weather and environmental events, disasters, and forecasts, and how weather affects people. The Weather Channel was acquired by Entertainment Studios in 2018 and can be seen in nearly 100 million homes nationwide. Pitches can be sent to the assignment desk by fax, and are distributed to producers and reporters accordingly. If the pitch is for an editorial segment during live programming, pitches should go through the news desk or news director. Keep in mind the national audience so unless the event or product has broad appeal, it might not get attention. It is currently owned by TWC Product and Technology LLC. This outlet offers a digital iPad application.For more information on this outlet, visit http://navigator.cision.com/The-Weather-Channel.aspx

KSAT-TV is the ABC affiliate for the San Antonio, TX market. The station is owned byGraham Media Group. KSAT-TV broadcasts locally on channel 12. Local newscasts air mornings and evenings, Monday through Friday. Evening newscasts air on the weekends. KSAT-TV first went on the air as KONO-TV in February 1957. The station was purchased by the Outlet Company of Providence, RI in 1968. It became KSAT-TV 12 in 1969. Since that time, it has had several owners. The Rockefeller Group purchased the station in 1984. Texas-based H&C Communications purchased it in 1986 and Post-Newsweek purchased the station in April of 1994. PR professionals can contact the assignment desk with story ideas and breaking news by phone, fax, or mail. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).