Brock & Abrams benefit for Willye B. White Chicago Press Contacted on 10/18/2013:
1. Rogers Park in 1,000 Words - www.RogersPark1000.com
http://rp1000.blogspot.com/2013/10/brock-abrams-band-benefit-for-willye-b.html
2. Bill Morton Promotions - www.BillMortonPromotions.com
http://billmortonpromotions.blogspot.com/2013/10/brock-abrams-band-benefit-for-willye-b.html
3. DNA.info
http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/events/rock-n-roll-fundraiser-for-white-park
4. JenChicago Takes The Windy City
5. Inspire Me Chicago -
emailed
InspireMe@LadyA-TFM.com
6. Medill School Chicago Chicago Chicago , IL
60604
7. Time Out Chicago
TIME OUT CHICAGO
8. Chicago.com
9.Citysearch
10. WGN
WGN Television
11. ChicagoMag.com - faxed
12. Gapers Block
13. RedEye
Kate Bernot
RedEye Nightlife and Events Reporter
14. Happn.in chi
@happn_in_chi
Local Twitter Trends from Chicago
15. Chicagoist
16. About.com Chicago - emailed
Lisa Davis
17. WTMX
One Prudential Plaza
18. WXRT-FM
Two Prudential Plaza
180 North Stetson – 10th Floor
19. NBC
20. News-Star - emailed
20. News-Star - emailed
21. CHICAGO
Regular hours: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Monday-Friday
Phone (all departments): 312-222-6920
22. Illinois
23. Columbia
web e-mail submission form
24. The Chicago
Send a Letter to the Editor. Maximum 350
words.
25. NewCity
To propose a story to Newcity’s editors
and writers, please read the following:
MAIL: Newcity endeavors to reduce uneccessary
paper waste, not to mention unneeded postage expense for its coverage subjects,
many of which are nonprofits. Unless you are sending a physical object—a CD,
DVD, book, bottle of tequila, etc.—please submit press releases by email only.
Do not mail. Most of Newcity’s editors and writers never visit our offices, so
every day we recycle painful amounts of mail that will never get read.
CALLS: Unless we’ve called you or otherwise
reached out to you, DO NOT CALL US. It will not increase the chances that we’ll
cover you and it may reduce them if you catch us when we’re cranky and on
deadline. And please keep in mind that we get hundreds of emails a day so, for
the love of god, do not ever think of calling us to confirm receipt of an
email. We have no idea. We’re spending every minute going through those
hundreds of emails and your call just meant, ironically, we might not get to
yours in time. Not to mention that we’re probably on deadline, and might bite
your head off, which forces us to wallow in remorse a few minutes after your
call, because we really don’t want to be jerks. So if you’re worried that we
didn’t get something, send it a second time. But please don’t send it more than
that.
PHOTOS: If you want to send along photos,
fine, but keep the quantity and file size reasonable, that is, just a couple
images and file sizes in total under four megabytes. If we need more, we’ll
ask. Also, do not embed captions into photos but rather include them either in
the email body or a Word file. Since we post photos directly to the Web,
captioned photos are nearly worthless.
EMAILS: As outlined above, email is the
preferred method for conveying pitches. Not Facebook, not Twitter. Please do
not send Word attachments, but rather put the release text in the body of the
email itself. We might actually read it then. It’s okay to ALSO attach a Word
file if you have one, but the relevant info should be available without it.
In April, 2009, Newcity implemented a new
email structure for publicity submissions, and we updated it in August 2012.
Each section, as outlined below, has an address for all the writers and
editors. (We used to have a separate address for calendar listings, but we
don’t publish those anymore.) Feel free to send us stuff personally as well, if
you are already doing so, but do not expect us to forward them on. If you want
editorial consideration, make sure it goes to the appropriate editorial
account. Releases sent via postal mail will not generally be of any use at all
since we throw them away, unopened.
26. Illinouis Entertainer - emailed
event listing
28. Loyola Student Dispatch - emailed
This is
Loyola University Chicago’s unofficial, student-run breaking news service. Its
mission is to capture events on and around campus as they happen, and to inform
the LUC community as quickly as possible.
Students file posts two ways:
• Originally reported and written news
stories which carry the student byline on top.
• Aggregated posts attributed to the original
source, with student taglines at the bottom.
The LSD logo, designed by Loyola journalism
professor and designer Jessica Brown, symbolizes the effort Loyola Student
Dispatch reporters put into the pursuit of the news. Mariam Pera, a
journalism student, used her technical know-how to establish the site.
Check out the LSD Twitter and Facebook
accounts, where we will be posting events as they happen. After the initial
post, you can check out our blog right here for the full story.
We hope you enjoy reading about the Loyola
news as much as we enjoy reporting it to you.
29. The Local Tourist
The Local Tourist is not only for you, it's by
you! You can add business listings, events, specials, blog posts - you name it.
This is your site.
To begin, Login or Register
Now that you've got your account, you can
start adding content to TLT. Click on the links below to get started. You can
also find links to the different types of things you can add from the "My
TLT" drop down menu above.
• Add a business
• Add an event, special, sale, or exhibit
• Add Photo Galleries
• Add Photos
• Write A Blog
• Write a Guest Post - guest posts could
appear on our home page and in our Twitter feed!
Want to be a contributor and be part of the
TLTeam? Apply!
30. ABC News tips
E-mail your Breaking News images or video to
ABC7 News
31. Chicago City
32. Windy City
33. Huffington Post - emailed
Welcome to HuffPost's Contact Us page.
Please select your reason for contacting us
from the list below. For example, if you have a question about the comment
community, select "Comments." Or if you have a scoop, choose
"News Tips." Once you select your topic, you will be able to contact
the best person at HuffPost to answer your question or resolve your issue.
Give Us The Scoop! Contact us to pitch an idea for a blog post to
the HuffPost Blog Team.
34.The Red Line Project -
emailed
There are many ways to reach The Red Line Project staff.
There are many ways to reach The Red Line Project staff.
You can contact us via Twitter
@RedLineProject, leave a comment below, submit a story, story idea or report an
error.
You
can submit stories or story ideas directly to DePaul University
35. TheChicago
Citizen - emailed
info@thechicagocitizen.com
Blogs (a few examples of the many)
36.Chicago
Events
http://chicagohappenin.blogspot.com/2013/10/brock-abrams-band-benefit-for-willye-b.html
37. Rogers Park Activities
http://rogersparkactivities.blogspot.com/2013/10/benefit-for-willye-b-white-park-youth.html
35. The
info@thechicagocitizen.com
Blogs (a few examples of the many)
36.
http://chicagohappenin.blogspot.com/2013/10/brock-abrams-band-benefit-for-willye-b.html
37. Rogers Park Activities
http://rogersparkactivities.blogspot.com/2013/10/benefit-for-willye-b-white-park-youth.html
38. North Howard Neighbors Association
http://nhna.blogspot.com/2013/10/notice-community-event.html
39.
https://twitter.com/ChicagoHappenin/status/393740304617971713
40. RogersPark1000
https://twitter.com/RogersPark1000/status/393743592755167232
41.
https://twitter.com/ChicagoHappenin/status/393866212074987520
42. Bill Morton Promotions
https://twitter.com/BillMortonPromo/status/393867353689030656
43. Howard Street
https://twitter.com/HowardStreetNow/status/393867735274229760
44. Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce
https://www.facebook.com/rogersparkchamberofcommerce/posts/3515875193454
45. Bill Morton Promotions
https://www.facebook.com/BillMortonPromotions/posts/10200481630503566
