Wireless Flash News Service

A PRO kicker news source... Wireless Flash is the most widely-used kicker news source in the world with more than 21 years of non-stop coverage of wild, off-beat news.

Global Dispenser of Exclusive Pop Culture News... Since 1980, Wireless Flash has specialized in reporting and covering pop culture news. Prior to May 1, 1993, Wireless Flash was known as Copley Radio Network, a division of Copley News Service. Every day, more than 800 radio stations, TV stations and newspapers around the world receive Wireless Flash items via electronic feeds, fax, internet delivery, email and air/surface mail. Clients also include television networks and national programs including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Comedy Central, David Letterman and Rosie O'Donnell. Wireless Flash items are also dispatched to client newspapers and broadcast outlets around the globe.

The Most Accurate Datebook in the World...Our celebrity datebook is the most accurate birthday and trivia day file in the business. Wireless Flash editors verify each item and confirm celebrity birthdays directly with the celebrities. It makes Wireless Flash the final word when it comes to the celebrity birthdays and pop culture daybook items. It makes Wireless Flash news and datebook the first choice for on-air personalities, talk show producers and newspaper feature editors around the world.

Pop Culture News Days Before Other Wires... Wireless Flash generates its own exclusive items – we never run material already moved by AP, Reuters or USA Today. Wireless Flash is the only news service in the world that specializes in daily feeds of pop culture news smoked out by its own staff of reporters and editors. That’s how Wireless Flash beats other wires by days, weeks or months when it comes to pop culture news. You can see for yourself why we say "You get it first!"

National TV shows use Wireless Flash for story leads and a monologue resource.

International outlets including the BBC, AFRTS, and stations and newspapers in Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Germany, Portugal, South Africa, Fiji and Papua New Guinea all turn to Wireless Flash for stories and phoners not dispatched via any other source.

Newspapers around the globe including the Los Angeles Times and the News of the World use Wireless Flash as an editor’s tip sheet and for local columns.

Wireless Flash consistently delivers material days, weeks or even months in advance of other wire services. These are items you won't find on Reuters or AP until days later -- if at all. You also get phone number contacts for almost every story dispatched and exclusive advances from magazines. And our full-time staff of editors and reporters are always here to answer any questions.