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The Tampa Bay Times is the leading source for news and information in the southeastern United States. The Times is Florida's largest and best newspaper, one of the Top 10 newspapers in the country and the winner of 14 Pulitzer Prizes and numerous national awards. Our focus is local journalism. We tell the stories that matter in the Tampa Bay area. Readers may view our work in print or online at tampabay.com. The Times is owned by Times Publishing Company. With its broad portfolio of newspapers, magazines, websites and consumer events, Times Publishing reaches more than 1 million people a week in the Tampa Bay region. To learn more about the Times, visit company.tampabay.com

<p>Sun-Sentinel Company’s mission is to be the leading source of information in South Florida across all media. <br> <br> The company serves the news and information needs of South Florida through its South Florida Sun-Sentinel daily newspaper, Sun-Sentinel.com and southflorida.com Web sites, el Sentinel weekly Spanish language newspaper, weekly community newspapers, niche publications, and television and radio partnerships. <br> <br> The Sun-Sentinel also works closely on news content sharing and cross-promotion with WSFL-TV, the CW network affiliate serving South Florida, which is also owned by Sun-Sentinel parent Tribune Company. <br> <br> The Sun-Sentinel serves Broward and Palm Beach counties and is recognized as one of Florida’s most innovative major daily newspapers with a reputation for journalistic excellence</p> <h3>Specialties</h3> <p> Multi-Media New and Information company </p>

Graham Media Group is THE authentic, accessible, local voice passionately informing and celebrating our communities. WKMG News 6 is the local CBS affiliate for Central Florida. The station is owned by The Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC) and is one of seven Graham Media Group stations along with WDIV Detroit, KPRC Houston, KSAT San Antonio, WSLS Roanoke, and both WJXT and WCWJ Jacksonville. Serving nine counties, WKMG News 6 is Getting Results for our viewers by providing award-winning newscasts, in-depth investigations, and bringing important, life-saving information to Central Floridians every day. News 6 has received numerous accolades for its work including the prestigious Service to America Award, Edward R. Murrow Award, and multiple Emmy and Associated Press awards. By partnering with non-profits like A Gift For Teaching, Harbor House of Central Florida, The Salvation Army, and more, News 6 is committed to being of service. The station signed on-air in July 1954 under the call sign WDBO-TV, standing for the two major cities in the market: Daytona Beach and Orlando (or, as it was informally known, "Way Down By Orlando"). It is the sixth-oldest television station in Florida and the oldest in Central Florida. On January 30, 1998, the station changed its callsign to WKMG in honor of longtime Washington Post publisher, Katharine M. Graham. Other WKMG properties include ClickOrlando.com, News 6+, DABL, COZI, StartTV and Decades. Visit clickorlando.com for continuous updates on local news, weather & sports.