Aids-Communication

Aids

Media Links

Newspapers

Albany Democrat-Herald – Albany

Ashland Daily Tidings – Ashland

Bend Bulletin – Bend

Confederated Umatilla Journal – Pendleton

Corvallis Gazette-Times – Corvallis

Curry Coastal Pilot – Brookings

Daily Astorian – Astoria

East Oregonian – Pendleton

Eugene Register-Guard – Eugene

Eugene Weekly – Eugene

Forest Grove News Times – Forest Grove

Headlight-Herald – Tillamook

Herald & News – Klamath Falls

Hillsboro Argus – Hillsboro

Lebanon Express – Lebanon

Medford Mail Tribune – Medford

News-Register – McMinnville

News-Review – Roseburg

Observer – La Grande

Oregonian – Portland

The Skanner – Portland

Regal Courier – King City

Salem Statesman-Journal – Salem

Wallowa County Chieftain – Enterprise

Willamette Week – Portland

World – Coos Bay

Radio

KFIS 104.1 FM – Portland

KLCC 89.7 FM (Lane Community College) – Eugene

KMHD 89.1 FM (Mt. Hood Community College) – Gresham

KOPB 91.5 FM (Oregon Public Broadcasting) – Portland

Television Stations

Community Television of Lane County (CTV Ch. 97) – Eugene

KATU (ABC Ch. 2) – Portland

KCBY (CBS Ch. 11) – Coos Bay

KDRV (ABC Ch. 12) / KDKF (ABC Ch. 31) – Medford

KEZI (ABC Ch. 9) – Eugene

KFXO (Fox Ch. 39) – Bend

KGW (NBC Ch. 8) – Portland

KLSR (Fox Ch. 34) – Eugene

KMTR (NBC Ch. 16) / KMTX (NBC Ch. 46) – Springfield

KMVU (Fox Ch. 26) – Medford

KNMT TV 24 – Portland

KOIN (CBS Ch. 6) – Portland

KOBI (NBC Ch. 2, NBC Ch. 5) – Medford

KPDX (UPN Ch. 49) – Beaverton

KPIC (CBS Ch. 4) – Roseburg

KPTV (Fox Ch. 12) – Beaverton

KTVL (CBS Ch. 10) – Medford

KTVZ (NBC Ch. 21) – Bend

KVAL (CBS Ch. 13) – Eugene

KWBP (WB Ch. 32) – Beaverton

Multnomah Community Television (MCTV) – Gresham

Oregon Public Broadcasting (PBS) – Portland

Portland Cable Access Television (PCA) – Portland

Rogue Valley Community Television (RVTV) – Ashland

Southern Oregon Public Television (PBS) – Medford

Willamette Falls Television (WFTV) – Oregon City

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Useful Links

Radio Stations of Oregon that air the ELCA Grace Matters program
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A Checklist For Effective Communication By: Robert F. Abbott 1. What is your objective, what do you want to have happen? Do you want to make more contacts, reduce membership turnover, get new members? Be specific about your objectives, and if you can attach values to them so much the better. 2. What response of readers or listeners is necessary? Do you want recipients of your communication to act or think differently? Do you want to reinforce existing thinking or behavior? What do they need to do in terms of your objective? 3. Why would they respond to your message? It's all very well for you to have objectives, but you'll also have to offer something that provides value in their terms. Think of commercial broadcasting, which combines free entertainment with advertising messages. 4. What message content will motivate them to act? What subjects will provide that value to them? 5. How will you present that content? You can entertain, inform, consult, challenge, solve problems, and more. 6. How often will you have to repeat the message? In many cases, you'll need to make multiple contacts to get the response you want. For example, figure on an average of five to seven contacts before an individual becomes a potential member. 7. If you quantified your objectives, does the value of meeting the objective exceed the cost of communicating?