Connecting Businesses with People Who Shape Western New York and Southern Ontario

Delivering the highest concentration of educated, affluent and influential citizens, WNED-TV, ThinkBright and Well TV, WNED-AM and FM offer marketing opportunities in Western New York and Southern Ontario. Our listeners are your clients, customers, patrons and employees.

Your company's sponsorship messages provide you with an unrivaled reach to an influential, well-positioned, highly educated audience. Your messages will reach into the homes, automobiles and offices of consumer and business decision makers that regard your messages as a statement of character from a company that supports public broadcasting just like they do.

Our audience will respond to your messages and visit your establishment; do business with you, and thank you for your support of public broadcasting. It's a testament to the incredible loyalty which public broadcasting enjoys - a loyalty that is unique in the marketing community.

Timeless Music.

Timely News.

WNED’s AM 970 News, Classical 94.5 and 94.5 HD2, WNED TV and ThinkBright and Well Television deliver news and entertainment, classical masterpieces and unsurpassed television programming and specials in a noncommercial, educational environment.

WNED AM carries trusted, national and international news from Morning Edition and All Things Considered - while its own team of award-winning radio journalists covers state and regional issues with the same thoughtful perspective.

WNED FM presents music for the heart, mind, and spirit. Its entertaining mix of classical music, combined with friendly and informative commentary, provides daily companionship, inspiration and respite from life’s stresses. The station serves as a guide to local arts and culture. Its educational outreach program, Classics for Kids, introduces classical music to the next generation.

A Dynamic Audience WNED attracts loyal viewers, listeners and supporters  from all walks of life. They are highly educated, culturally passionate and concerned about the issues facing their community and the world at large.

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