Editor and Publisher International Year Book 2004: Index & Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2004 EDITOR & PUBLISHER INTERNATIONAL YEAR BOOK
PART 1 Other organizations
Vi and industry services
Front pages
Advertising/circulation promotion services...............ccccc000 2
Ritme SAU UENO OREN oooh sasha tcc vvcciveadcauadacvavactandesccesdadaxepe ii
Associations and clubs—national and international........... 2
Annual newspaper advertising totals................c.ceseeeeeeeeees iv
Basie ata TOF SPACE DUVENS 5.c ic cctave cicnicisccscdeciiveesssececcens iv Associations and clubs—city, state and regional ............... 6
Ready reckoners of advertising rates and circulations CHCUIARIONY GURNE SOEWIOES ooi.scca sec ccccvcndececencaduncecieceeccacens 11
for the United States and Canada ................csceeeeeeee Vv RR GN NN oss Sasa vicnan dn anenacdscassiaaseecscuatanatctecds 1l
Top one hundred U.S. daily mewspape'rs ...........:ccccceceeeeees ix RNa NRMNE NN oo ae ct Sct daae uae ncsedccucecdacaaanaceacees E2
Top ten Canadian daily newspapers...............cccceseceeeeeeeees ix EISCTFONIG CONIETIEE UNOS oo coo sico o decisis cosenicensecapeacarsesees 12
Top one hundred U.S. Sunday newspapers. ................00000 X Newspaper Association of America membership roster.....13
Top ten Canadian Sunday newspapers ..............cccsseeeeeeeees x Organization of News Ombudsmen ..............0ceccccceeeeeeeees 20
US. TUEI-FIOWSDADOF CIUICS: oon. caccccseccecccssccesseccnasccesesen xi
Newspaper brokers and appraisers.................c.cccceeeeeeeeee 20
Canadian multi-newspaper Cities ...............cccsseeceeeeeeeeeeees xi
Newspaper representatives - foreign ...............cceeceeeeecees 22
Newspapers Expanded SAU™ System ............cccseecseeeeeees xii
Newspaper representatives - national ..................ccceeeeeee 23
Canadian Newspaper Unit (CNU) ..............ceecceseeeseereeen e xiii
Newspaper representatives - state ................cccccceeseeeeeeee 28
StanGard AAVERISING INVOICE < ooo in csc cccecceeccovcccssccececedeens XiV
Mechanical equipment — abbreviations...................:s00e xvi Schools and departments of journalism...............cccccseeees 30
Trade unions in the newspaper field ................cccceeeeeeeees 51
United Nations Correspondents Association.................... 52
Daily newspapers published ROPER UO GUNNING oe a cia dak dlsccdseans scwaauasudlacadadsandapaeasanacnaeue 54
I in the United States and Canada MORON Wy ERNIE oo ies dics taic cansecndanccunsacdacuenewannarncd 55
Daily newspapers in the United States .............ccceeeeeeeeeees 2
Daily M@WSpaners 11) CANGGA oo ciiics ccc essescesccccecccocscccsens 464
INNAEICIDcAN FIU RSEICNIOES on cdvkcesci diviend ddceceeaecensececanssecvecssssad 492 PART 2
Tabloid newspapers in the United States ..................... 492
Tabloid newspapers in Canada .............ccsecccsseeeceeeeeeeees 492 Front pages
INGWSDFINE SEAUISUICS) ZOOS oo.i n 5 cviccisisceccesacsdscsvdcconevesoes 492
INGW CatHGS, SUSPENSIONS va; cccccenstaccecssccccccvssnesscuscacusesas 493 RGU RCI PICNTN ETI CONOUIE ooo ics ccnaccoccedociicedncsacdcucaceaasacanstedsasll
NCEP NINN ota hd casks cadatuesa nduandedaxecaasaaan Vv
PUNTER SOR CIES CONDI IOS: ois fais cc cases ccc cicinicescncsaceasscacsenns Vv
Daily groups in the United States and Mechanical equipment abbreviations..................cccceeeeeees XV
i Canada, special dailies and college Top 25 paid U.S. community newspapers...................066 vii
newspapers Top 25 free U.S. community newspapers...................0008 vii
Groups of newspapers under common ownership in the Top 25 combined paid and free U.S.
CPR Nicrett anasacla aa coed ty dass gas eaeavedeciacaubiacdciens COMMuNIty NEWSPaPeLS................ceeeceeeeeceeeeeeeeeees vii
Groups of newspapers under common ownership in
Top 50 U.S. shopper publications..................cccceeeeeeeeeeee vii
PTE eis ofa CP Sie. cas dacscsckiaddddicedidetictsasntwtneiubigd
U.S. weekly newspaper circulation reports .................06 viii
Special Service NEWSPaPEeLS..............cccceeecceseceeeeeeeeeeeeees 10
Canadian weekly newspaper circulation reports ................ xi
College and university newSpape’s...............s.cceeceeeeeeeeees 16
U.S. shopper publication circulation report.................6. xiii
Canadian shopper publication circulation report.............. XIV
TT Newspapers published Circulation report for all publications ................cccceeeeeeeee Xiv
in foreign countries
PRG STRRISO CVOSS—— AF o sce concceccatncierncserscceusndsensscsenece 2 ~ COMM SeEcTION Community newspapers published
Newspapers of the British Isles ................c:cssecccseeeeeeeeeees 3 in the United States and Canada
PUGS HONS ON ENON ccacccesstccancccecscocedncescceaccssnssnveesscaces 7
Newspapers of the Caribbean Region.................cseceeeeeeee 22
SHOP SEcTION Shopper and TMC publications
Newspapers of Central America and Mexico ................06 22
Newspapers of South America.............cccscccseceseeceeeeeeeeees 30 published in the United States
Newspapers of Australia and New Zealand ..................06 41 and Canada
SPEC Section Specialty and niche publications
IV News and syndicate services published in the United States
News, picture and syndicate Services................csseceeeeeeeeee 2 and Canada
Comic section groups and networks .............ccsseccseeeeeeeees 16
Newspaper distributed magazine and
ORGS Section U.S. and Canadian weekly
total market coverage publications ..................00000 17
newspaper groups and other organi-
zations and industry services
Mechanical and interactive
V equipment, supplies and services
Equipment, supplies and services See Part 2, page iii for more information.
Directory of COMpaNy NAMES..............ccccsseeceseeeeeeees 2
TYPE OF DUSINGSS CHPCCIONY «2.2.5. .ccccccccccescecescdicsenese 23 PART 3
Interactive products and services
Directory of COMpany NAMES.................cceeeeeeeeeeeeeee 34 Who’s Where
Type of business directory ..............ccseccseeceseceeeeeees 47 The telephone directory to the newspaper industry............ 2