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Our friends and media sponsor, CBS 5 just gave us a list of awesome contact info for submitting Press Releases, News Tips and Book an Appearance on the station.
We want to share with all of you and hope you can take advantage of it too!
- Send press releases for newscasts to releases@kpix.com or fax 415 765 8916.
- For news tips or stories you think we should cover please call the news tip line 415-765-8717.
- To book an appearance on Bay Sunday with Sue Kwon pitch amonifa@cbs.com See also cbs5.com/baysunday for past archive shows.
- To book an appearance on Black Renaissance with Dr. Brenda Wade or Bay Area Focus with Susan Sikora pitch rrafner@kbcwtv.com
- To send story ideas to Eye on the Bay send to Reid@kpix.cbs.com or Sullivan@kpix.cbs.com See also cbs5.com/eyeonthebay for past show archives.
- Consumer watch Help Line: (M-F 11 am – 1 pm) 1 888 5 HELPS U (1-888-543-5778)
- To submit a PSA (Public Service Announcement): PSA’s are to be submitted at least eight weeks before the proposed airdate in beta format in 10, 15, 20, 30 or 60 seconds length. When submitting a PSA please provide the name of the non-profit organization, address, contact person, phone number and the length of the PSA. Send the PSA to: Rosemary Roach, Director of Public Affairs 855 Battery Street San Francisco, CA 94111
About edith
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Edith Yeung is the Founder of BizTechDay and SFentrepreneur. She is also a lecturer at UC Berkeley International Program and committee member of the San Francisco Small Business Week. She has previously worked with AT&T Wireless, Oracle, Siebel, Autodesk, Cisco Systems, Symantec, American Management Systems (AMS), Telstra Australia, Matav Hungary Telecom and Taiwan Semi-Conductor. |
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August 7th, 2009 at 5:11 am
Wonderfully pithy and concise. Just a perfect little snapshot of useful info. Thanks Edith, et al…
I hope you don’t mind if I share this with my group of moonlighters and multipreneurs in Pink Passporty Society?