The Journal Record Publishing Co.

Name: The Journal Record Publishing Co.
Address: 211 N. Robinson Ave, Suite 201 S, Oklahoma City, OK, US
Telephone: (405) 235-3100
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

Management

Parent Company

Managing Director – Sales

Contact Information

(405) 235-3100

news@journalrecord.com

https://journalrecord.com

Hours:

Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm

About

Since 1903, The Journal Record Publishing Co. has been a multifaceted media company that specializes in business, legislative and legal-related information sources. Its flagship is an award-winning daily general business and legal publication with a daily print newspaper and 24/7 website focusing on local and statewide business trends and in-depth stories conveying the voice of the Oklahoma business community. It also produces specialty industry-related publications and hosts several statewide events. Affiliate of BridgeTower Media. Mission: To be Oklahoma’s foremost influential and trusted information service.

Why we like The Journal Record Publishing Co.

The Journal Record Publishing Co. stands out as a premier Oklahoma City publisher with roots dating to 1903, delivering award-winning daily business and legal news through print and a robust 24/7 digital platform. It uniquely combines in-depth local reporting on trends, real estate, health care, and government with specialty publications and prestigious events like the Woman of the Year Awards and Beacon Awards that celebrate Oklahoma leaders. As an affiliate of BridgeTower Media, it offers trusted public notice services, advertising reach to key decision-makers, and multi-channel content that supports the business community statewide including Tulsa. Its long-standing commitment to accurate, influential information and community engagement sets it apart in the Publisher industry.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

Over a century of continuous publishing experience since 1903 specializing in Oklahoma business, legal, and legislative news
Award-winning daily print newspaper combined with 24/7 digital website covering local and statewide trends

Cons

Primary focus on business and legal professionals may limit broader general-audience appeal
Full access to content and archives typically requires paid subscription

Review Scores

Facebook4.5