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Offices: Akron, Ohio
The Akron Beacon Journal's website, Ohio.com. is the companion web
site for the Akron Beacon Journal. Interactive and up-to-the minute,
the site covers local news, business, sports, entertainment, living, shopping
and travel. The site also offers integrated real estate, recruitment, classifieds
and automotive channels. With and average of more than 470,300 unique visitors
each month, Ohio.com can get your message to an attractive, affluent audience—with
measurable results.
Offices: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Readers of the Albuquerque Journal online come from all walks of
life, but closely resemble web demographics as a whole. They are from mid-to
upper-income households, aged 35+ years, and have a college education. Any
business can benefit from customers like those! The Albuquerque Journal
online is competitive with other marketing tools such as direct mail and
can provide additional and more timely information to your customers at
low cost.
Offices: Anchorage, Alaska
The Anchorage Daily News is Alaska's most widely read daily newspaper.
The Daily News is recognized as one of the finest newspapers in the
nation, having twice received the Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal for Public Service.
From the tundra oil fields to the rainforests of the inside Passage, the
Daily News carries out its mission to enhance the lives of Alaskans through
superior delivery of the news, advertising and information in print and
online.
Offices: Phoenix, Arizona
The Arizona Republic is Arizona's leading provider of news and information,
and has published a daily newspaper for more than 110 years. As the state's
premier media company, The Republic is much more than a newspaper.
It is part of a multimedia presence that includes their Web sites—AzCentral.com
and ArizonaRepublic.com—specialty publications such as Buyer’s Edge, Republic
Real Estate, Republic Rentals and direct mail services. The Arizona Republic,
one of the fastest-growing major metropolitan newspapers in the country.-Arkansas-
Offices: Little Rock, Arkansas
The history of Arkansas' newspaper, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,
begins in the wilderness at Arkansas Post. At a clearing in those dense
woods the Arkansas Gazette was born in 1819, at a simple frontier
time when Arkansas was still a young territory, not yet a state.
Half a century later the Arkansas Democrat came into being, born
of the turbulent politics of the defeated, war-ruined South. Together
they dominated the newspaper landscape of Arkansas for more than a
century.
Offices: Neptune, New Jersey
Asbury Park Press is owned by the Gannet corporation. Gannett is
the USA's largest newspaper group in terms of circulation. The company's
90 daily newspapers in the USA have a combined daily paid circulation of
approximately 7.3 million. They include USA TODAY, the nation's largest-selling
daily newspaper, with a circulation of approximately 2.3 million. USA
TODAY is available in 60 countries worldwide.
Offices: Atlanta, Georgia
Over four Sundays, the newspaper reaches more than 2.2 million adult readers
in metro Atlanta. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution also reaches 1.9
million readers daily over 5 cumulative issues. The metro Atlanta area,
with retail sales of $85 billion and an effective buying income of over
$93 billion, is an affluent market. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
is the largest daily newspaper in the Southeast and a trusted source for
local news.
Offices: Austin, Texas
Statesman.com is Austin's leading online news, entertainment, and shopping
site for Central Texas. Statesman.com averages more than 1.5 million unique
visitors and over 20 million page views per month. The Statesman.com family
of websites is clearly Central Texas's top news and information resource
right behind the Austin American-Statesman in print. Statesman.com
online advertising solutions can extend the reach of an Austin American-Statesman
print campaign by more than 60,000 local adults each week.
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