Positive News Competitors

YES! Media is a nonprofit, independent publisher of solutions journalism. Through rigorous reporting on the positive ways communities are responding to social problems and insightful commentary that sparks constructive discourse, YES! inspires people to build a just, sustainable, compassionate world. Founded in 1996, YES! has helped drive the modern solutions journalism movement, covering the communities, ideas, and initiatives working to build a better world. YES! is advertising-free, reader-supported, nonpartisan, and governed by a board of directors made up of journalists, thought leaders, and community activists. YES! publishes daily online and quarterly in YES! Magazine, available in print and online.

The Good Trade is a Los Angeles-based lifestyle media brand founded in Los Angeles in 2014. Our mission is to serve, nurture, and inspire our readers with meaningful content about the issues that matter for an intentional life. We provide over 100M readers with vetted shopping recommendations and editorials on sustainability, slow living, and self-care. Our website and award-winning daily newsletter of over 350,000 subscribers have been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, TechRadar, New York Magazine, and more as a beloved women’s media brand.

At the Good News Network, it's our mission to deliver a “Daily Dose of News to Enthuse” and leave you feeling more hopeful and optimistic about the world. As a multi-media news company, we defy the ethos that says, “If it bleeds, it leads.” With us, you might say, “If it’s Good deeds, it leads” every day. With more than 2 million unique visitors per month consuming our positive news online (and thousands using our apps), the Good News Network® continues to grow because it features the best of both original content and positive news stories from around the web. We've created a platform of people enthused by positive news who are eager to participate with each other and donate to good causes. We are dedicated to the enrichment and inspiration of the whole community, and we hope to continue to create a shift in the public’s paradigm of what news IS. Got a tip? Go on, tell us something good!