Media in Boston

Local cable channels
Comcast is the main cable television provider, it also competes against RCN in select parts of the city.

• New England Cable News
• New England Sports Network
• NBC Sports Boston
• CatholicTV
• Boston Neighborhood Network (public-access television cable TV)

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• The Boston Globe[2]
• The Boston Herald[3]
• The Boston Metro, 5 days a week, 49% owned by the Boston Globe

• The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
• The Armenian Weekly
• Banker & Tradesman, business weekly
• Bay State Banner, African-American weekly
• Bay Windows, LGBT weekly
• Boston Business Journal
• The Christian Science Monitor, daily online, weekly print magazine
• Commercial Record, business weekly
• DigBoston
• The Jewish Advocate
• Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
• The Pilot, Catholic weekly
• La Semana, Spanish weekly

• Just Property, focused on real estate[4]
• Just Rentals, focused on real estate[5]
• The Rainbow Times, the largest LGBTQ monthly newspaper in Boston, serving all of New England[6]
• Sampan, bilingual, Chinese and English
• Spare Change News

• Allston-Brighton TAB[7]
• Boston Guardian (effective successor of defunct Boston Courant)
• Boston Sun[8] (formerly Back Bay Sun)
• Beacon Hill Times
• Charlestown Patriot-Bridge
• Dorchester News
• Dorchester Reporter
• East Boston Sun Transcript
• Fenway News
• Hyde Park Tribune
• Jamaica Plain Gazette[9]
• Mattapan Reporter
• Mission Hill Gazette
• South End News
• West Roxbury Transcript

Inner suburbs:

• Arlington Advocate
• Belmont Citizen-Herald
• Brookline TAB
• Cambridge Chronicle & TAB[10]
• Cambridge Day[11]
• Newton TAB
• Somerville Journal
• Watertown TAB
• "The Patriot Ledger"

Outer suburbs:

• The Eagle-Tribune of North Andover
• MetroWest Daily News of Framingham
• The Lowell Sun of Lowell
• "Winchester Star"

• The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, weekly
• The Daily Free Press, Boston University, weekly, online daily
• The Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, daily
• The Harvard Voice, Harvard University, weekly
• The Heights, Boston College twice-weekly
• The Hub, Emmanuel College, online
• The Huntington News, Northeastern University, weekly
• The Mass Media, University of Massachusetts Boston, weekly
• The Simmons Voice, Simmons College, weekly
• The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, weekly
• The Suffolk Voice, Suffolk University, online daily
• The Tech, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, weekly
• The Tufts Daily, Tufts University, daily

• Associated Press Boston bureau
• State House News Service, a local news wire covering Massachusetts state government[12]

• Barstool Sports[13]
• Big Red & Shiny, online contemporary arts magazine with coverage and arts criticism for Greater Boston and New England[14]
• Boston Art Review, a print and online magazine committed to facilitating active discourse around contemporary art in Boston[15]
• Boston Common Magazine
• The Boston Independent Media Center, provides alternative views[16]
• Boston Live Magazine, live music and entertainment
• Boston Magazine, a monthly lifestyles magazine[17]
• Boston Review, a national political and arts magazine
• Boston Spirit Magazine, full color, glossy luxury gay and lesbian life and style magazine, for Greater Boston and New England[18]
• CommonWealth, online magazine and quarterly print publication about politics and policy in Massachusetts
• Nieman Lab, online publication covering media and journalism based at Harvard's Nieman Foundation
• Open Media Boston, progressive online metro news weekly serving the Boston area
• STAT, an online publication covering health and life sciences, owned by The Boston Globe[19]