Advertising Media Kit 2011

introduction} 2011
what is
COMMUNitY MEDia?
Manhattan south of 42nd Street is home to many of the world’s

wealthiest and most diverse neighborhoods. Community Media
reaches their inhabitants with five award-winning neighborhood
and niche publications.
We help advertisers targeting Tribeca, Greenwich Village, SoHo,

Chelsea, East Village, Lower East Side, NoHo, the Financial
District, Battery
Park City and
www.eastvillagernews.com
Seaport publicize
their real estate,
Downtown New York’s
fitness centers,
spas, retail
multimedia news and
establishments,
hotels,
advertising source
restaurants,
boutiques,
hospitals,
universities, business associations and non-
profit organizations.
Sponsors may direct their messaging to every corner of the Big

Apple – with extra distribution in Chelsea, West and East Villages
– by reaching the LGBT community through the pages of Gay City
News, America’s premiere LGBT newspaper.
We are your one-stop media souce. Our print and online

editions effectively reach over a half-million readers every month,
utilizing an efficient distribution network of streetboxes, retail
establishments, cafes, bars, restaurants, office buildings, mailed
subscriptions, newsstands, weekly e-blasts and Web.
Community media | 145 6th avenue, First Floor | new york, ny 10013
Julio tumBaCo | aCCount
Phone: eXeCutive
212.229.2496 | Julio@thevillaGer.Com
| Fax: 212-229-2790
646-452-2490 | 212-229-2790 FaX | CommunitymediallC.Com
communitymediallc.com
email: francesco@thevillager.com
Newspapers: The compelling facts below underscore the strength
of newspapers:
the Preferred • 48% of U.S. adults read the printed edition of a
Channel Of
newspaper on an average weekday.
• Customers for many products and services are

Consumers the heaviest newspaper readers.
• Neighborhood newspapers provide advertisers

with unique, local audiences.
• Newspapers are the most-used medium

for coupons.
• Newspaper website users are prime prospects

for advertisers...over 62% look for ads online.
• Newspaper print advertising reinforces and

increases reader response from other types of
media, like the Internet.
Source: 2009 Newspaper Association of America’s “Why Newspapers?” report
January 14 - 20, 2010
Art vendors fight

in court as new
regs set to start
P.S. 41 program
teaches kids all
about helping out
Red and gold fill 14th St.

as Spanish fans go loco
Editorial,
lEttErs
page 10
l.E.s.
food
fusion
page 14
award-winning
Local News
The New York Press Association (NYPA) and the National Newspaper Association (NNA) have
recognized Community Media with more than 155 awards over the past ten years, including NYPA’s
top prize for excellence (The Villager) and Community Leadership accolades from both.
Julio tumBaCo | aCCount eXeCutive | Julio@thevillaGer.Com
Phone: 212.229.2496 | Fax: 212-229-2790
publications} 2011
thE viLLagER
Greenwich Village, Soho, Noho, that make this area such a desirable
Chinatown, Little Italy, Union Square and market. From preservation and quality
Gramercy — in short, the neighborhoods of life to development, housing, parks,
The Villager covers — are among the schools, politics and community boards,
most dynamic, colorful, contentious and the news doesn’t stop. Because Villagers
exciting places on earth. And it’s the — active, committed and creative —
people who live, work and play here don’t either.
For over 70 years, The Villager has been Downtown Manhattan’s preferred
news channel. The Villager offers the most in-depth local news —
information you’ll find nowhere else. Whether it’s the waterfront, community
board, politics, quality of life, local business, arts and entertainment or
profiles of newsmaking personalities, The Villager covers it best. The Villager
was voted New York State’s best weekly community newspaper in 2001,
2004 and 2005 by the New York Press Association, winning the coveted
Stuart C. Dorman Award.
“
i have lived in the village since
PRINT EDITION 1956. i have read the villager for all
Reaching over 30,000 readers, The Villager is of those years and continue to read
distributed every Thursday, subscription only. Print it every week. the village would
edition includes legal ads. The print edition is also not be the place that it is today...
online at thevillager.com. were it not for the villager.
”
ED KOCh
Former Mayor
NEw YORK CitY
REaDER DEMOs PRiNt aD The Villager is published each Thursday. Advertising space reservations
male 47%
RatEs* for The Villager are due one week prior to Thursday distribution date.
female 53% BlacK & White

full page $1535 $1390 $1310 $1225 $1155 $995
median age 47
25-34 18% 9.875” x 11.4” (add 15% for the inside front cover and inside back cover)
35-54 57% $960 $860 $810 $765 $715 $625
half pages
hor. 9.875” x 5.6375”
median HHI $87,500
Vertical 4.85” x 11.4”
HHI $50k+ 64%
HHI $75k+ 43% quarter page $595 $545 $525 $495 $465 $395
4.85” x 5.6375”
college-educated 84%
eighth page $385 $345 $325 $310 $285 $250
employed 75% 4.85” x 2.75”
working full-time 68%
front page $1095 $1045 $985 $935 $895 $850
professional/managerial 65%
strip 9.875” x 2.00”
married 34.9% $2295
with kids 23% BacK coVer
9.875” x 11.4”
Source: PULSE RESEARCH
color charges (net)

* Local display ad rates are One Spot Color - $190
net per insertion 4-color - $395 (full page), $295 (half), $195 (quarter)
646-452-2490Phone: 212.229.2496
| 212-229-2790 | Fax: 212-229-2790
FaX | CommunitymediallC.Com
publications} 2011
DOwNtOwN ExPREss
Downtown Express readers have professional, family and community—
the means—and motivation—to buy they recognize the importance of
products that simplify their busy lives. taking care of themselves, their familes,
While balancing many priorities— friends and neighbors.
In the fall of 2001, after 13 years covering Lower Manhattan, The

Downtown Express expanded to weekly distribution. Providing readers with
crucial, ever-changing, in-depth information about quality of life, up-to-date
news about civic and political events, schools and businesses, Downtown
Express is a must-read in lower Manhattan. The Downtown Express is the
only publication focusing on all of the neighborhoods below Canal Street
— Tribeca, Financial District, City Hall, The Seaport, Chinatown and Battery
Park City.
“
Downtown Express helps spread
the word about our youth pro-
grams, brings in new participants,
and is critical in creating a sense of
community downtown. it is a must-
read every week for its local news
PRINT EDITION and forceful and independent edi-
Reaching over 100,000 readers, Downtown Express is
torials.”
distributed every Wednesday with a residential focus
”
in Tribeca, Financial District, City Hall, Chinatown, BOB tOwNLEY
Battery Park, South Street Seaport, World Trade. 350 Executive Director
street boxes, restaurants, bars, cafes, retail businesses, MaNhattaN YOUth
banks and a targeted subscription list. The print
edition is also online at downtownexpress.com
REaDER DEMOs PRiNt aD Downtown Express is published each Wednesday, Advertising space reservations
male 44%
RatEs* for Downtown Express are due one week prior to Wednesday distribution date.
female 55% BlacK & White 1x 4x 6x 13x 26x 52x

full page $1535 $1390 $1310 $1225 $1155 $995
median age 42
35-54 62% $960 $860 $810 $765 $715 $625
half pages
hor. 9.875” x 5.6375”
median HHI $112,500
Vertical 4.85” x 11.4”
HHI $100k+ 62%
HHI $75k+ 74% quarter page $595 $545 $525 $495 $465 $395
4.85” x 5.6375”
eighth page $385 $345 $325 $310 $285 $250
employed 93% 4.85” x 2.75”
professional/managerial 65%
front page $1095 $1045 $985 $935 $895 $850
married 61% strip 9.875” x 2.00”

with kids 40% $2295
BacK coVer
9.875” x 11.4”
color charges (net)

One Spot Color - $190
* Local display ad rates are
646-452-2490Phone: 212.229.2496
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publications} 2011
gaY CitY NEws

Gay City News boasts America’s most experienced and pioneering team
in LGBT journalism, a team that since the 1980s has chronicled
cross-currents, struggles and triumphs of the gay civil rights
movement and the determined fight to surmount the AIDS epidemic.
Gay City News is dedicated to providing the most insightful, informative

and up-to-date news about New York City’s diverse gay community.
GCN speaks to the core of “America’s most influential, untapped
market,” according to The Wall Street Journal, reaching more LGBT New
Yorkers than all national gay magazines combined.
PRINT EDITION
Reaching over 100,000 readers, Gay City News is
distributed every 14 days (Wednesday) throughout the “ “gay City News editor Paul schindler’s
always-strong opinions make the
paper kind of a must-read even outside the
”
Metropolitan New York area, via over 500 street boxes, community.”
newsstands, restaurants, bars, cafes, retail businesses,
banks and community gathering spots. The print BEN sMith, Politico.com
edition is also online at gaycitynews.com.
PRiNt aD Gay City News is published every other Wednesday. Advertising space
REaDER DEMOs RatEs* reservations for Gay City News are due one week prior to Wednesday
distribution date.
male 69%
female 31%
BlacK & White 1x 4x 6x 13x 26x
median age 38 full page $1535 $1390 $1310 $1225 $1155
35-54 52%
half pages $960 $860 $810 $765 $715
median HHI $72,500 hor. 9.875” x 5.6375”
HHI $50k+ 63% Vertical 4.85” x 11.4”
HHI $75k+ 47%
quarter page $595 $545 $525 $495 $465
college-educated 79% 4.85” x 5.6375”
eighth page $385 $345 $325 $310 $285

employed 93%
4.85” x 2.75”
professional/managerial 67% front page $1095 $1045 $985 $935 $895
strip 9.875” x 2.00”
married 3%
significant other 42% BacK coVer $2295
with kids 34% 9.875” x 11.4”

color charges (net)
Phone:
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Fax: 212-229-2790
publications} 2011
ChELsEa NOw
“Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood community—continues to make
represents one of the most diverse the neighborhood thrive as a
and evolving communities in New destination for new development,
York City. Its mix of residents—from hotels, restaurants, theaters and
families and single twentysomethings nightlife activity.
to artists and members of the LGBT
Bordered by the revitalized High Line in the Meatpacking District to

Herald and Times Squares, Hell’s Kitchen and the Hudson River, this
booming West Side locale represents a study in contrast—from
tree-lined brownstone blocks to bustling avenues and high-rises. Chelsea
is also home to America’s most innovative technology firms. Chelsea Now
is the ONLY publication devoted exclusively to this world-renowned locale,
sharing the most esoteric and breaking news from Manhattan’s epicenter of
art and fashion.
“
we were thrilled with the ads for
First saturdays/March, which di-
rectly contributed to a hugely suc-
PRINT EDITION
Reaching 75,000 readers, Chelsea Now is distributed
cessful program! we had a record
240 guests in attendance...
every 14 days (Wednesday) via 125 street boxes
”
located on street corners from 14th to 34th Streets,
aNNiE waChNiCKi
from Broadway to the West Side Highway. Plus high- Marketing Manager
traffic indoor locations, including bookstores, cafes, NEw MUsEUM, MaNhattaN
restaurants, clubs, residences, etc. The print edition is
also online at chelseanow.com
REaDER DEMOs PRiNt aD Chelsea Now is published every other Wednesday. Advertising space reservations
male 52%
RatEs* for Chelsea Now are due one week prior to Wednesday distribution date.
female 48%
BlacK & White 1x 4x 6x 13x 26x
median age 37 full page $1535 $1390 $1310 $1225 $1155
35-54 37%
half pages $960 $860 $810 $765 $715
median HHI $84,500 hor. 9.875” x 5.6375”
HHI $50k+ 62% Vertical 4.85” x 11.4”
HHI $75k+ 47% $595 $545 $525 $495 $465
quarter page
4.85” x 5.6375”
eighth page $385 $345 $325 $310 $285
employed 81% 4.85” x 2.75”
professional/managerial 71% front page $1095 $1045 $985 $935 $895
strip 9.875” x 2.00”
married 36%
significant other 42% BacK coVer $2295
with kids 26% 9.875” x 11.4”
Source: IN HOUSE SURVEY

color charges (net)
Phone:
646-452-2490 212.229.2496
| 212-229-2790 FaX | |CommunitymediallC.Com
Fax: 212-229-2790
publications} 2011
thE East viLLagER

The East Villager and Lower East Sider Each week we deliver 20,000 copies
is the newspaper of record for the to hundreds of locations including
neighborhood of Manhattan defined dozens of street boxes, doorman
by boundaries that run from Broadway buildingand businesses throughtout
to Avenue D, 23rd Street to Delancey. the area.
For over 70 years, The Villager has been the most authoritative voice in
Manhattan’s West Village, documenting politics, arts, neighborhood events,
crime and an ever changing array of personalities and issues. The East
Villager and Lower East Sider will use the same formula to take a weekly
snapshot of life in one of New York’s most iconic neighborhoods. It is the
East Village that has been at the heart of just about every revolution that has
spun out of New York...from fashion and the arts, literature, civil rights and
immigration, politics, technology and even architecture.
“
this is a great addition to the East
PRINT EDITION
”
village. Love the coverage.
Reaching over 20,000 readers each Thursday The East
Villager and Lower East Sider is distributed to dozens of harry hanson
locations within the district of Manhattan that is defined hanson Fitness
by Broadway to Avenue D, 23rd Street to Delancey. You
will find our bright yellow streetboxes in high-traffic
areas and single copy distribution inside residential
buildings, clubs, associations, medical facilities, retail
establishments, entertainment venues and retirement/
assisted living facilities and centers. The print edition is
also online at eastvillagernews.com.
REaDER DEMOs PRiNt aD THE EAST VILLAGER is published each Thursday. Advertising space
male 55%
RatEs* reservations are due one week prior to the desired issue.
female 45%
BlacK & White 1x 4x 6x 13x 26x 52x
median age 41 full page $1535 $1390 $1310 $1225 $1155 $995
25-34 19.9% 9.875” x 11.4” (add 15% for the inside front cover and inside back cover)
35-54 64%
half pages $960 $860 $810 $765 $715 $625
median HHI $52,500 hor. 9.875” x 5.6375”

HHI $50k+ 47% Vertical 4.85” x 11.4”
HHI $75k+ 41% $595 $545 $525 $495 $465 $395
quarter page
4.85” x 5.6375”
eighth page $385 $345 $325 $310 $285 $250
employed 79% 4.85” x 2.75”
professional/managerial 30% front page $1095 $1045 $985 $935 $895 $850
strip 9.875” x 2.00”
married 29%
BacK coVer $2295
significant other 22%
with kids 15% 9.875” x 11.4”
Source: IN HOUSE SURVEY CONDUCTED ONLINE SEPT. 2010

color charges (net)
646-452-2490Phone: 212.229.2496
| 212-229-2790 | Fax: 212-229-2790
print edition readership/distribution area} 2011
THE VILLAGER 30,000

EAST VILLAGER 20,000
{
DOWNTOWN EXPRESS 100,000
GAY CITY NEWS 100,000
CHELSEA NOW 75,000
42nd STREET
now
chelsea
(distributed throughout
manhattan, Brooklyn,
Queens and BronX...500
distribution points
every other thursday)
ZIP CODES COVERED:

THE VILLAGER:
10001, 10014, 10003, 10013, 10012
EAST VILLAGER:
10009, 10003, 10002, 10012, 10010
CHELSEA NOW:
10001, 10018, 10016
downtown
express
DOWNTOWN EXPRESS:
10004, 10280, 10007, 10038, 10002, 10007,
10014
GAY CITY NEWS: ALL OF THE ABOVE PLUS

10017, 10036, 10019, 10023, 10025, 10027,
10029, 10128, 10028, 10021, 10022, 10034,
10026
QUEENS: 11368, 11355, 11367, 11109, 11101
BROOKLYN: 11201, 11231, 11215, 11205
Julio tumBaCo | aCCount
Phone: eXeCutive
212.229.2496 | Julio@thevillaGer.Com
| Fax: 212-229-2790
web} 2011
MONthLY tRaFFiC
network
Page Views 2,206,878 434,848 483,914 874,288 311,398 102,430
Unique Viewers 564 273 110,431 102,779 224,910 98,431 27,722

# of Visits 1,498,893 306,933 302,538 611,531 207,890 70,001
Average Length of Visit: 4.38 minutes. Source: OCTOBER 2011 internal metrics. 4
3
MONthLY aD RatEs (NEt)

5
1 site 2 sites 3 sites 4 sites 5 sites
1 1
180 X 150 PIXELS. $550 $935 $1320 $1650 $1925 2
ARTICLE TOOL SPONSOR
2
300 X 90 PIXELS
NARROw RECTANGLE
2
$590 $1003 $1416 $1770 $2065
(right margin)*
300 X 250 PIXELS

SMALL RECTANGLE
2 2
$650 $1105 $1560 $1950 $2275
(right margin)*
2
300 x 600 PIXELS
wIDE SKYSCAPER
2
$795 $1350 $1908 $2385 $2782
(right margin)* 4
235 x 90 PIXELS
3 EMaiL BLast:
LEFT/RIGHT OF LOGO $795 $1350 $1908 $2385 $2782
(SITEwIDE)
Weekly e-newsletters:
728 x 90 PIXELS 4 Downtown Express:

(LEADERBOARD) $895 $1521 $2148 $2685 $2685 8,000 + subscribers
$249
PUSH DOwN Gay City News:

(970 X 60 EXPANDING) 5 $945 $1605 $2268 $2835 $3307 17,000+ subscribers
$499
DOUBLE BILL Chelsea Now:

(HOMEPAGE 970 X 250) 5 $945 $1605 $2268 $2835 $3307 2,000+ subscribers
$149
* SIZE AVAILABLE ON NEWSLETTER; ADD 20 PERCENT FOR NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING. RED CIRCLE NUMBERS CORRESPOND TO AD POSITIONS
DigitaL aD sPECs/DEaDLiNEs
DEADLINES are 7 days in advance of publication for both insertion orders and acceptable artwork.
EMAIL all ad creatives to: ads@CommunityMediaLLC.com. wE DO NOT ACCEPT FLASH FILES FOR EMAIL BLASTS.
1. Most current web technology advertising file-types and creative are accepted. Rich Media can have a 100k secondary load file size. All lo-
cally served ads require a SWF, FLA, GIF/JPG and click-through URL. Overlay ads, expandable ads, video ads and 3rd-party iFrame requests
must be made in writing to your sales representative. No flash ads accepted for E-blast
2. Files must be no larger than 30k.
3. Schedule, all URLs and billing info must be included in email.
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print ad creation/submission} 2011
aBOUt YOUR aRtwORK tO sUBMit FiLEs BY DisK

Four-color or black and white creatives submitted electronically must be industry- PDF’s can best be submitted by FTP or delivered
standard Adobe Acrobat PDF files. by email. CDs can be delivered to our office.
Black and white tO sUBMit FiLEs BY EMaiL

The following standards are recommended for black and white newspaper ads: (5Mg OR sMaLLER)
• Every continuous tone or halftone image should be evaluated on an individual ads@communitymediallc.com
basis with an expected dot gain of approximately 30%.
• Dot gain curves are non-linear; ads will gain more in their mid-tone values than DEaDLiNE FOR CaMERa-
highlight or shadow. REaDY MatERiaLs
• All continuous tone images should be at least 170 ppi at their final Noon on the business day following space
output size. reservation deadline.
• Line art should be at 1016 ppi.
5 • All supplied ads should have a minimum of 5% in the highlight and a maximum iNsERts
of 80% in the shadow area. $97/M net. Sample required, rate may vary
• Any part of the ad not intended to print solid black should be created at a maxi- depending on size, stock and weight. Due at
mum of 75%. printer at least one week prior to insertion date.
2
• A minimum of 20% contrast between foreground and background is Please contact the Sales Department for shipping
suggested. details. Commercial printing available.
• Type should be kept at a minimum of 8 pt. for standard or 12 pt. for reverse.
• All type intended to print solid black should be set at 100% black. POstaL aDDREss
• Surprinted type should be solid black and contrasted against a 30% or less black COMMUNITY MEDIA, LLC
screen. 145 6th Avenue, First Floor
2 • Reversed or knocked-out type should be 0% black (white) type on a 70% screen New York, NY 10013
or higher. Tel: (212) 229-1890
2 • Fine serif typefaces should be avoided.
we will not modify PDF files.
Four-Color
Tone (or Contrast) Reproduction
• Newsprint offers less contrast than text matte or coated stocks. The darkest four-
color area should not exceed 240%, the dot percentage should not
exceed 90%.
• Dot gain is approximately 30%.
• Reversed type or four-color black type should be at least 14 pt. and a medium-to-
bold sans-serif typeface is recommended. Dropped-out (reversed) type in a black-
only area should be at least 10 pt. medium to bold sans-serif typeface.
Fonts
Since we accept only PDF files for artwork, font files are not required. We cannot
make font corrections or any type of modifications to a PDF.
Resolution and Line screen

* Images @ 203.2 dpi (8 pixels/mm)
* Line Art @ 1016 ppi (40 pixels/mm)
* Output screen ruling @ 100 lpi
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2011 editorial calendar} 2011
CHELSEA DOWNTOWN GAY CITY THE EAST

NOW EXPRESS NEWS VILLAGER VILLAGER
WED. WED. WED. THU. THU.
STRAIGHT PRIDE January 5 January 5 January 6, January 6,

January 12 January 12 January 19 January 13,
jANUARy January 26 January 19
January 13,
January 20, January 20,
January 26 January 27 January 27
BEST OF CHELSEA February 2, February 3 February 3

FEBRUARy February 9
PROGRESS REPORT
February 9
February 16
February 2
February 16
February 10,
February 17,
February 10,
February 17,
February 23 February 23 February 24 February 24
RECORD STORES March 2, March 9 TRAVEL March 2 March 3, March 3,

MARCh March 9
SPRING
March 16, March 23
PROGRESS March 30
March 16
PROGRESS March 30
March 10, March 17, March 10, March 17,
March 24, March 31 March 24, March 31
March 23
April 6 April 6, April 13 April 13 April 7, April 14 April 7, April 14

APRIL TRIBECA FILM FEST
April 20
TRIBECA FILM April 20
TRIBECA FILM April 27
April 27 April 21,
HANDBOOK April 28
April 21, April 28
GREEN ISSUE May 4 HANDBOOK May 5,

MAy May 4
SHOP LOCAL
May 11
May 18, May 25
MARRIAGE May 11
May 25
UNION SQ. May 12
May 19, May 26
May 5, May 12
May 19, May 26
May 18
*THRIVE June 2 *THRIVE June 2
June 1 GRADS June 1 June 8 VOLUNTEERS June 9, June 9, June 16,
jUNE PRIDE June 15
SUMMER June 29
June 8, June 15
June 22, June 29
PRIDE June 22 June 16,June 23,
PRIDE June 30
June 23,
PRIDE June 30
July 7, ARTS July 14, July 7, ARTS July 14,

ARTS July 6, July 13 July 6 *THRIVE July 21, *THRIVE July 21,
jULy July 13
MEAT MKT July 27
July 20, July 27 FIRE ISLAND July 20 MEAT MARKET
July 28
MEAT MARKET
July 28
FRINGE FEST August 3, August 10 Aug. 4, Aug. 11 Aug. 4, Aug. 11

August 10 August 17, August 24 August 3 August 18 August 18
AUGUST FALL PREVIEW
August 24
August 31 BOOKS August 17
August 31
*THRIVE August 25 *THRIVE August 25
BACK TO SCHOOL SCHOOLS Sept. 7 SCHOOL Sept. 1 & 8 SCHOOL Sept. 1 & 8
SEPTEMBER Sept. 7
Sept. 21
Sept. 14,Sept. 21
HUDSON SQ. Sept. 28
FALL PREVIEW
Sept.14
Sept. 15, Sept. 22
HUDSON SQ.
Sept. 15, Sept. 22
HUDSON SQ.
Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 29
PROGRESS REPORT Oct. 5 October 12 Oct. 6 Oct. 6

OCTOBER Oct. 5
HALLOWEEN
THEATER Oct. 12
Oct. 19
October 26 THEATER Oct. 13,
EV/LES Oct. 20,
THEATER Oct. 13,
EV/LES Oct. 20,
Oct. 19 PROGRESS Oct. 26 *THRIVE Oct. 27 *THRIVE Oct. 27
THEATER Nov. 2 November 2, November 9 PROGRESS Nov. 3, Nov.10, Nov. 3, Nov.10,

NOVEMBER Nov. 16
RELIGION Nov. 30
Nov. 16, Nov. 23
Nov. 30
Nov. 9
Nov. 23
PROGRESS Nov. 17, PROGRESS Nov. 17,
T’GIVING Nov. 24 T’GIVING Nov. 24
HOLIDAY BOOKS DECEMBER 1, DECEMBER 1,

DECEMBER Dec 14,
2010 PREVIEW
HOLIDAYS Dec 7
Dec 14, Dec 21
HOLIDAYS
Dec 7, Dec 21
*THRIVE December 8 *THRIVE December 8
Dec. 15, Dec. 22 Dec. 15, Dec. 22
Dec 28 Dec 28 Dec. 29 Dec. 29
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introduction} 2011

Manhattan south of 42nd Street is home to many of the world’s

We help advertisers targeting Tribeca, Greenwich Village, SoHo,

Sponsors may direct their messaging to every corner of the Big

We are your one-stop media souce. Our print and online

the Preferred • 48% of U.S. adults read the printed edition of a

• Customers for many products and services are

• Neighborhood newspapers provide advertisers

• Newspapers are the most-used medium

• Newspaper website users are prime prospects

• Newspaper print advertising reinforces and

January 14 - 20, 2010

Art vendors fight

Red and gold fill 14th St.

female 53% BlacK & White

Source: PULSE RESEARCH

color charges (net)

In the fall of 2001, after 13 years covering Lower Manhattan, The

female 55% BlacK & White 1x 4x 6x 13x 26x 52x

married 61% strip 9.875” x 2.00”

color charges (net)

gaY CitY NEws

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