{ Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting } { Radio } { Television }
{ Print Media } { Better Business Bureau } { The Grassroots }

 
Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR)
— FAIR is a "national media watch group" that "works with both activists and journalists" to "[offer] well-documented criticism of media bias and censorship."
— Media contact information for a number of national (U.S.) media outlets is provided on the FAIR website as part of its online media activism kit.
— FAIR also links to NewsDirectory.com, which includes further information on national (U.S.) and international television stations/networks, newspapers, and magazines.

 
Radio
— Radio stations may be located by state or by format at NewsLink.org as well as on the State Handbook & Guide (SHG) website.
— A national (U.S.) radio network directory is also available at NewsLink.org.
— Google Directory provides a list of Internet radio stations. See Web-Radio.com and StreamFinder.com for additional listings.

 
Television
— Televisions stations may be located by state at NewsLink.org.
— A national (U.S.) TV network directory is also available at NewsLink.org.

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Print - Newspaper & Magazine
— Newspapers may be located by state at NewsLink.org as well as on the State Handbook & Guide (SHG) website and 50states.com.
— A national (U.S.) newspaper directory is also available at NewsLink.org. Additionally, the site provides a list of top newspapers organized by type: major metro, daily, business et cetera.
— A directory of top-circulation national (U.S.) magazines may be found at NewsLink.org. See also the site's general magazine directory, which includes publisher information.
— An index of business magazines may be accessed via the Yahoo! Directory.

 
Better Business Bureau (BBB)
— Please note that the BBB is not a government entity but, rather, a business organization intended to create "[a]n ethical marketplace where buyers and sellers can trust each other."
— Information and complaint options are available from your local BBB website.

 
The Grassroots
— Co-op America is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose "is to harness economic power [...] to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society." Its Boycott Organizer's Guide "provide[s] information on a number of the basic strategies and resources" involved in organizing a boycott.
— Online sellers, especially those planning to establish a standalone storefront or website, should consult e-CommerceGuide.com's "Setting Up Shop: A Checklist for New e-Tailers"

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*Last updated 24 Mar 2008*