Editing Monterrey (section)

===Media===
Monterrey is an important producer and broadcaster of media and entertainment in Mexico. [[Grupo Multimedios]] operates 4 television channels in the city, and [[XHAW-TDT]] is the [[flagship (broadcasting)|flagship]] of the near-national network [[Canal 6 (Mexico)|Canal 6]], which also airs as a cable network in the United States. National broadcasting networks [[Televisa]] and [[Azteca (multimedia company)|Azteca]] have local stations for all of their major channels, along with the non-commercial broadcasters such as [[Canal Once (Mexico)|Once]] and [[XEIMT-TDT|Canal 22]] networks. The state of Nuevo León and [[Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León|UANL]] also maintain television stations.

[[Grupo Reforma]], one of the most widely read newsources in Mexico originated in the city with the newspaper [[El Norte (Monterrey)|El Norte]]. [[Milenio Diario|Milenio Diario de Monterrey]], published by [[Grupo Multimedios]], is another newspaper of high distribution, daily printing local editions in the most important Mexican cities. Other local newspapers include ''El Porvenir'', ''El Horizonte'', and ''ABC''. Northern Mexico's weekly business newspaper ''[[Biznews]]'' is also headquartered in Monterrey.

Monterrey also has [[List of radio stations in Nuevo León|several radio stations]] broadcasting news, music, entertainment, and culture for the city. The main radio broadcasting groups are [[Grupo Multimedios|Multimedios Radio]], Grupo Radio Alegría and Nucleo Radio Monterrey.