List of Media Outlets in Boston

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Daily

   * The Boston Globe, owned by the New York Times Company[1]
   * The Boston Herald[2]
   * The Boston Metro, (5 days a week) 49% owned by the Boston Globe

Weekly

   * The Boston Phoenix
   * Weekly Dig
   * La Semana, En Espanol
   * Bay Windows, the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered weekly
   * The Christian Science Monitor
   * The Pilot, Catholic, Archdiocese of Boston

Bi-weekly

   * Just Property MLSHomeFinder, exclusive to Real Estate
   * Just Rentals Boston For Rent, exclusive to Real Estate
   * Spare Change News
   * Barstool Sports[3]
   * Stuff magazine, formerly Stuff@night[4]
   * The Improper Bostonian, a "what's happening" guide to the Boston area[5]

[edit] Neighborhood papers

   * Allston-Brighton TAB
   * Back Bay Courant
   * Back Bay Sun
   * Beacon Hill Times
   * Charlestown Patriot-Bridge
   * Dorchester Reporter
   * Dorchester News
   * East Boston Sun Transcript
   * Fenway News
   * Hyde Park Tribune
   * Jamaica Plain Gazette[6]
   * Mattapan Reporter
   * Mission Hill Gazette'
   * South End News
   * West Roxbury Transcript

Inner suburbs:

   * Brookline TAB
   * Cambridge Chronicle
   * Somerville Journal
   * Newton TAB

Outer suburbs:

   * MetroWest Daily News of Framingham
   * The Eagle-Tribune of North Andover
   * The Patriot Ledger of Quincy
   * The Lowell Sun of Lowell

[edit] College newspapers

   * The Daily Free Press, Boston University daily
   * "The Huntington News", Northeastern University weekly
   * The Harvard Crimson, Harvard daily
   * The Harvard Voice, Harvard weekly
   * The Tech, MIT twice-weekly
   * The Heights, Boston College twice-weekly
   * The Tufts Daily, Tufts Daily
   * Boston Common Magazine
   * The Boston Independent Media Center, provides alternative views    
   * Boston magazine, a monthly lifestyles magazine[8]
   * Boston Review, a national political and arts magazine
   * Boston Spirit Magazine (full color, glossy luxury gay and lesbian life and style magazine, Greater Boston and New England)[9]
   * Open Media Boston, progressive online metro news weekly serving the Boston area
   * www.WhoFish.Org, local web site that publishes Top Event Picks for each weekend
   * www.presspasstv.org, local non profit that works with Boston youth to produce video news stories that focus on organizations and individuals working to build and sustain Boston neighborhoods.