2011 Serving TexaS: The greater houston, gulf CoaST and SouTheaST region; The dallas/fort WorTh area; and San antonio/ austin area

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1 2011 media kit Serving TExas: the Greater Houston, Gulf Coast and Southeast region; the Dallas/Fort Worth area; and San Antonio/Austin area

2 Introduction Founded in 1996 as a small newspaper for the Acres Homes community in Houston, African-American News&Issues is a free publication, which has become Texas widest circulated and read newspaper with an African-American perspective. With a statewide distribution of 425,000, African-American News&Issues distribution area includes the counties with the largest African- American populations in Texas. African-American News&Issues mission is to shine a spotlight on problems affecting African-American communities throughout the state of Texas. We believe it is essential to identify and address the challenges affecting the cultural values, principles and ideals longcherished by many African-Americans. African- American News&Issues is a certified Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) and is recognized as a Minority/Woman-owned business (M/WBE). African-American News&Issues 6130 Wheatley Street Houston, TX Sales: Fax: sales@aframnews.com

3 Distribution Total Distribution: 425,000+ Zone 1: Greater Houston Gulf Coast & Southeast Region 300,000+ Zone 2: Dallas/Fort Worth Area 100,000+ Zone 3: San Antonio & Austin Area 25,000+ Pass-along rate 4.5% Zone 1 Greater Houston & The Gulf Coast Region Brazoria: Angleton/Lake Jackson Harris: Houston/Baytown Colorado: Columbus Fort Bend: Sugar Land/Missouri City Galveston: Galveston/ Texas City Liberty: Cleveland Matagorda: Bay City Montgomery: Conroe Waller: Prairie View/ Hempstead/Brookshire Walker: Huntsville Wharton: Wharton The Southeast Region Jefferson: Beaumont/Port Arthur Polk: Livingston Orange: Orange Zone 2 Dallas/Fort Worth Area Dallas: Dallas Tarrant: Fort Worth Zone 3 San Antonio & Austin Area Bexar: San Antonio Travis: Austin Distribution Points We focus very strongly on these locations in the African-American and surrounding communities. Libraries Funeral homes Doctor s offices Churches Schools, Community Colleges Soul food restaurants Hospitals And more Universities: Prairie View, TSU Barbecue restaurants Post offices Beauty salons and barbershops H-E-B Food stores Convenience stores

4 African-American News&Issues Audience Profile Targeted Readership: 2.2 million African-Americans in Texas 13% of the Texas Population Buying Power: $72 billion (Annual Aggregate Income) Pass-along rate: 4.5% Ages % Age Profile 65 plus 4% 41.4% male readership 58.6% female readership Ages % 67% Median Income: $54,999 Median Value of Home Owned: $82,500 Ages Household Income: $15,000 $29,999: 16.9% $30,000 $44,999: 11.6% $45,000 $59,999: 9.5% $60,000 $74,999: 32.1% Education: High School Graduate: 75.8% Trade School: 11% Some College: 32% College Graduate: 15.3% Median Age: 30 Ages 18 24: 15% Ages 25 54: 67% Ages 55 64: 14% 65 plus: 4% Demographics Zone 1: Greater Houston, Gulf Coast Region Estimated total population 5,728,143, with average annual increase of 2.4% 16.5% African-American within the region. 25.3% of the Houston population is African-American, the 5th largest African-American populated city. Zone 3: San Antonio & Austin Area San Antonio Estimated population of 1,144, % African-American Austin Estimated population 656, % African-American Zone 2: Dallas/Fort Worth Area Estimated Population 1,188, % African-American Facts 1. African-American newspaper readers represent 73% of $688 billion African-American buying power 2. National African-American buying power will rise to $1.1 trillion in African-American spending is equivalent to being the 11th largest economy in the world 4. African-Americans polled said newspapers receive more attention in their communities than any other media 5. African-Americans consider reading advertising in the newspaper as part of their reading experience and want to see advertising in the newspaper 6. African-Americans spend significantly more time reading advertising than whites and other non-black residents 7. African-American polled said they want branding that: a. Makes me think b. Portrays intelligent, successful and experienced people c. Is fun, energetic and creative d. Demonstrates strong personality and community leadership e. Is middle-class and neighborly Sources: Target Market News, The Selig Center, and the Readership Institute

5 Advertising Rates and Specifications Production Day: Monday All Rates are Net Publication size: x 12 Ad Size Width Depth Zone 1 (Gtr. Houston, Gulf Coast & Southeast Region) Zone 2 (Dallas/Fort Worth Area) Zone 3 (San Antonio & Austin Area) Full Page $6, $5, $3, /2 Page Horizontal $3, $2, $1, /2 Page Vertical $2, $2, $1, /4 Page $1, $1, $ /5 Page $1, $ $ /8 Page $ $ $ For more information visit us online at sales@aframnews.com Office Retail Ad Size Samples Deadline ROP Insertion Order is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday five (5) days prior to publication at sales@aframnews.com Deadline ROP Art Work Drop Dead is 12:00 noon Friday three (3) days prior to publication at prod@aframnews.com Full Page 1/2 Page Horizontal 1/2 Page Vertical $200 per spot color $500 for four-color 1/4 Page 1/5 Page 1/8 Page Marketplace Listing Size Width Depth 4-line listing none 1 Ad Ad Business Card Please contact sales@aframnews.com or for more information

6 Online Rates Size Weekly Rate Monthly 728 x 90 Leaderboard Banner $120 $480/ month 300 x 250 Rectangle Banner $80 $320/ month 300x 600 Vertical Banner $150 $600/ month Frequency discounts may apply. Contact sales@aframnews.com or for more information Web Ad Size Samples 728x90 Leaderboard 300x250 Banner 300x600 Banner Preprints Available only for Zone 1; Greater Houston, Gulf Coast Region. A minimum of 50,000 inserts required. Size Distribution Rate (CPM) Delivery information Single Sheet (10 x10 maximum size) $49 CPM Tri-Star Web Graphics 4 8 tab $58 CPM Attention: James Alvarado 4010 Airline Drive tab $65 CPM Houston, TX tab $70 CPM 8am 5pm Frequency discounts may apply. Contact sales@aframnews.com or for more information Reservation deadline: 14 days prior to insertion date Materials deadline: 7 days prior to insertion date

7 Why Advertise In African-American News & Issues? Although traditional media is rapidly evolving, the daily newspaper remains a prime tool for shaping the views and actions of millions of people every day. With most of the major corporate media operations framing the news according to what is treated as official, documented history or conventional wisdom, our role as a community news media organization is to expose and debunk the easily accepted and erroneous generalities about the African-American community and its place in the larger society. Meanwhile, recent documented research reveals newspapers continue to attract highly educated consumers who are ready to shop and spend. In an average week, 85 percent of adults who have done post-graduate work or who have advanced degrees either read a print newspaper or visited a newspaper Web site. From the perspectives of news value and advertising potential, African-American News&Issues is a proven two-pronged success story filling a news void in the African-American community while attracting and keeping consumers able to shop and spend with our advertisers. Our status as a solid source of news and advertising revenue remains strong and is steadily growing as we continue to raise our profile and gain greater recognition in the Gulf Coast region and across the state of Texas. Source: Newspaper Association of America, 2010 African-American News&Issues 6130 Wheatley Street Houston, TX Sales: Fax: sales@aframnews.com

Texas. DeVry Impact. Summary Statistics. Earnings by Education Level. Total Wage Growth Over Studied Period. 65% Growth $44,262. 42% Growth $39,478

Texas. DeVry Impact. Summary Statistics. Earnings by Education Level. Total Wage Growth Over Studied Period. 65% Growth $44,262. 42% Growth $39,478 Texas DeVry Inc. s eight Texas locations 1 produced $82.7 million in economic impact in FY2010. As part of this economic impact, DeVry Inc. schools supported 809 jobs. Wage Impact annually, while the degree