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Offices: Norfolk, Virginia
Virginian-Pilot Interactive Media serves the Hampton Roads market with a
variety of new media products. As the most visited news site and city guides
in Hampton Roads, PilotOnline.com and HamptonRoads.com serve the 6th most
wired market in the USA. With a single ad buy, businesses can reach the
largest group of Internet users, or target their market among the 959,118
internet users in Hampton Roads. PilotOnline.com and HamptonRoads.com reach
almost 550,000 unique users per month.-Washington-
Offices: Washington, DC
The Washington Post Company is a diversified media and education company
whose principal operations include newspaper and magazine publishing, television
broadcasting, cable television systems, electronic information services,
and educational and career services. The company owns The Washington
Post, The Gazette Newspapers (Maryland), The Herald (Everett,
Washington), Newsweek, television stations in Detroit, Houston, Miami,
Orlando, San Antonio and Jacksonville.
Offices: Washington, DC
The Washington Times print edition publishes daily serving the metropolitan
DC area. ABC audited, the paper reaches an equally affluent audience, including
key decision makers in government and industry. WashingtonTimes.com provides
all the original content of the newspaper edition, including daily updates
from the Associated Press and United Press International. Three million
unique readers visit WashingtonTimes.com to get the breaking news, political
insight and commentary The Washington Times is known for.
Offices: Westchester, New York
When it comes to diversity, the tri-county Westchester, Rockland and Putnam
market has it all: scenic landscapes, sophisticated urban areas, small towns
and elite communities. It features a wealth of commerce and industry, entertainment
and shopping, lifestyles and interests that offer all the right things to
advertisers. The pride of affluent Westchester/Rockland/ Putnam are the
people who call it home. They’re residents of all ages, occupations, interests
and backgrounds—giving the market a unique diversity.
Offices: Wilmington, Delaware
The Washington Post Company is a diversified media and education company
whose principal operations include newspaper and magazine publishing, television
broadcasting, cable television systems, electronic information services,
and educational and career services. The company owns The Washington
Post, The Gazette Newspapers (Maryland), The Herald (Everett,
Washington), Newsweek, television stations in Detroit, Houston, Miami,
Orlando, San Antonio and Jacksonville, and cable systems serving subscribers
in mid-western, western and southern states. 
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