Media

Atlanta, Georgia, has a vibrant media landscape that includes television, radio, print, and digital outlets. Here are some key components of the Atlanta media scene:

Television

1. WSB-TV (Channel 2): An ABC affiliate, it is one of the oldest TV stations in Atlanta and offers a variety of news, weather, and entertainment programming.
2. WXIA-TV (11Alive): An NBC affiliate known for its local news coverage and community-oriented programming.
3. WGCL-TV (CBS 46): A CBS affiliate providing local news, sports, and weather updates.
4. WAGA-TV (Fox 5 Atlanta): A Fox affiliate with a strong focus on local news and investigative journalism.

Radio

1. WSB 750 AM / 95.5 FM: A news/talk radio station that has been a staple in Atlanta for decades.
2. WABE 90.1 FM: Atlanta’s NPR station, offering news, talk shows, and classical music.
3. V-103 (WVEE 103.3 FM): A popular urban contemporary station known for its music and morning shows.
4. Kiss 104.1 (WALR-FM): Focuses on R&B and classic soul music.

Print

1. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC): The major daily newspaper in Atlanta, providing comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news.
2. Creative Loafing: An alternative weekly newspaper that covers local news, arts, entertainment, and culture.

Digital Media

1. Atlanta INtown: A monthly news publication and daily online news site focused on local news, events, and lifestyle.
2. Patch: Hyperlocal news websites covering various neighborhoods and suburbs in the Atlanta metro area.
3. Atlanta Magazine: A lifestyle magazine that covers dining, entertainment, and culture in the city.

Specialty Media

1. The Atlanta Voice: Focuses on news and issues affecting the African American community in Atlanta.
2. Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB): Offers a range of public television and radio programming, including local news and cultural content.

These outlets provide a wide array of perspectives and coverage, catering to the diverse interests and demographics of the Atlanta metropolitan area.