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1 1 of 5 10/5/ :30 PM Today is: October 5, 2011 Home Glossary Database Order Quick Facts Magazine Status Uses freelance writers? About us Links Archives Contact Us Newsweek Active Yes, for one column only Basic Magazine Information Type of publication Editorial positioning Additional information Consumer This is a weekly news magazine. It provides a broad cross-section of readers with analysis of the major news stories of the week, including politics, business and entertainment. The editorial also covers business, technology, consumer issues, sports, health and personal finance. Opinion columns deal with views on national and international trends. Its demographic editions focus on key targets, including C-level executives with Business Plus, the mature market with Fifty Plus, and women with Newsweek Woman. The website Newsweek.com is now being redirected to Dailybeast.com as of July 17, Publisher Editorial address The Newsweek Daily Beast Company 395 Hudson Street Fl 3 City State New York NY Zip or Postal Code Country USA Telephone (212) Fax (212) Website General info@newsweek.com Editor-in-Chief Tina Brown

2 2 of 5 10/5/ :30 PM Contact Contact's title Contact's Thomas Weber Managing Editor tom.weber@newsweekdailybeast.com Annual frequency 48 Circulation Rate base 1,500,000 Geographic distribution USA, International Language English (US) Year established 1933 Yearly subscription $41.00 ISSN Readers Gender Not gender specific Age Profession Education Employed Attended college Household income $50,000 - $70,000 Demographics The readers are 53% male, 47% female and their median age is 46 years. 59% are married and 40% have children. 75% own their own home with a median market value of $225,000. Their civic involvement includes: Volunteered in the past year or belong to a charitable organization (26%), took an active part in some local civic issue in the past year (9%), wrote to an editor of a newspaper in the past year (7%). Editorial Category Editorial calendar 70% have Internet access at home or work. News, Business and economy, Government, Politics and world affairs, Science and technology, Health and medicine JANUARY 10/JANUARY 17, Double Issue: Best Ideas in DC States. JANUARY 31, 2011: Business Report: Davos Preview. FEBRUARY 7, 2011: Oscars Roundtable.

3 3 of 5 10/5/ :30 PM FEBRUARY 21, 2011: FEBRUARY 28, 2011: Quarterly Global MARCH 7, 2011: MARCH 21, 2011: MARCH 28/APRIL 4, 2011-Double Issue: APRIL 18, 2011: MAY 16, 2011: Quarterly Global MAY 23/ MAY 30, Double Issue: JUNE 6, 2011: JUNE 13, 2011: JUNE 20, 2011: America's Best High Schools. JUNE 27/JULY 4, 2011: Double Issue. AUGUST 8, 2011: The Books You Need To Read Now. AUGUST 22/AUGUST 29, Double Issue: The World's Best Countries Emmy Roundtable. SEPTEMBER 5, 2011: Global Education. SEPTEMBER 12, 2011: SEPTEMBER 19, 2011: Quarterly Global OCTOBER 3, 2011: OCTOBER 10, 2011: The Power Li$t.

4 4 of 5 10/5/ :30 PM OCTOBER 17, 2011: OCTOBER 24, 2011: Newsweek Green Rankings Global Report. NOVEMBER 14, 2011: DECEMBER 5, 2011: DECEMBER 12, 2011: DECEMBER 19, 2011: Quarterly Global Business Report: Issues DECEMBER 26, 2011/JANUARY 2, Double Issue: The Interview Issue. Future information is currently not available. JANUARY 2010: FEBRUARY 2010: Oscars roundtable. Olympics 2010 Health: heart special report. MARCH 2010: Women and leadership: the best countries for women. The economy. Business report: tech pioneers. Childhood obesity. APRIL 2010: MAY 2010: Health: preventative care. The future of work. JUNE 2010: Business report: global. The books you need to read now. JULY 2010:

5 5 of 5 10/5/ :30 PM The world's best countries. AUGUST 2010: Who matters most. SEPTEMBER 2010: Corporate responsibility report. Business report: human capital. OCTOBER 2010: Health: cancer special report. Business report: innovation. Green business. NOVEMBER 2010: National affairs: mid-term special report. DECEMBER 2010: Health: the future of medicine. Business report: Davos preview. The interview issue. Writing Information Pays on Buys these rights Publication All Rights Word count requirement Pay rate (per word) $ $1.25 Query preference Mail or the complete manuscript Writing and photo guidelines This magazine does not accept freelance material except for the "My Turn" column. The editor writes: "An original piece, personal in tone about any topic but not framed as a response to a Newsweek story or another My Turn essay. Include your name, phone and address. The competition is very stiff - we receive over 500 entries per month and we can only print one per week. Submit to My Turn Editor, Newsweek or to letters@newsweek.com or fax to Home About us Our archives Links Glossary Database Order Contact Us Wooden Horse Publishing