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Page 1: MEDIA KIT - adweek.com · AUDIENCE INTRO INFLUENCE THOUGHT LEADERS 42% Primary decision-makers 55% Ad Agencies & Buying Services 28% Brand Marketers x 12% Media Companies 51% Use

MEDIA

KIT2016

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Executive Labs

100+Media

Planners/Strategists

Think Tank

50+Thought Leaders

CUSTOM EVENTS

Webinars

450+Average

Attendees

45K+National Weekly

Distribution

BRANDSHARE Native

LinkedIn74,000

Twitter450,000

Facebook408,000

BRANDSHARENative

ADWEEK.COM

ADWEEK BLOGNETWORK

9 Daily

1.4Million

Weekly Sends

14.5Million

PageViews

7.4MillionMonthlyUniques

E-NEWSLETTERS

6 Daily

1.0Million

Weekly Sends

SOCIAL

4.9MillionUniqueVisitors

7.0Million

PageViews

ADFREAK

Project Isaac

The Power List

Young Influentials

Watch Awards

Media Agency of the Year

Media All Stars

Media Plan of the Year

Adweek 50

Ads of the Year

400+CMOs/VIP Guests

Industry Execs 400+

HOT LIST

Agency of the Year

Creative 100

PRINT DIGITAL

45Issues

Per Year

WEEKLY MAGAZINE

157,500Audience

MOBILE

2.9MillionUniqueVisitors

4.2Million

PageViews

HONORS & AWARDS

EVENTS & HONORS

PARTNERS

BRAND GENIUS

BRAN

D MAP

INTRO

Sources: Google Analytics, Feb 2015; AIM; Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn. Infographic: Carlos Monteiro.

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AUDIE

NCE

INTRO

INFLUENCE

THOUGHT LEADERS

42%Primarydecision-makers

55%Ad Agencies &

Buying Services

28%Brand

Marketers

x

12%Media

Companies

51%Use the

information toinfluence decisionson current projects

52%Agree Adweek

“helps me do myjob better”

62%Save the

informationfor futurereference

70%Share Adweekcontent withclients andcolleagues

37%Owner/Partner/

C-Suite/VP

COMMUNITY

Sources: Adweek Reader Survey; Equation Research, Nov 2014. Infographic: Carlos Monteiro.

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Updated: 01/21/16

JAN

MAR

FEB

CALEN

DAR

Q12016

New

Double Issue

Digital Material Deadlines: Standard Units: Due 3 days prior; Rich Media Units: Due 5 days prior; Custom Units: Due 8 days prior Print Material Deadline: Due 2 days after the Commitment/Close date. Cover units and special inserts cannot be cancelled after 8 weeks prior to close dates. See complete cancellation policy for details. All dates & topics are subject to change without notice. Adweek magazine does not publish on 1/11, 2/29, 5/30, 7/4, 7/25, 8/8, 8/29, 10/31, 12/19, 12/26.

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Feb 1 - 14 Jan 19 Jan 21

THE SUPER BOWL ISSUE DCN Next: Summit (2/1-3)American Magazine Media Conference (2/1-2)

Feb 8 - 21 Jan 26 Jan 28

MEDIA AGENCY OF THE YEAR 4A’s Data Summit (2/9)

Feb 02 Feb 04

THE MOBILE ISSUE Mobile World Congress (2/22-25) AAF Edge Effect (2/16)

Feb 22 - Mar 6 Feb 09 Feb 11

►Oscar Preview AWNY WORKING MOTHER Project Isaac Entries Open AWNY Working Mother (2/23)Social Media Week, NY (2/22-26) ANA Masters of Media (3/2-4) Digital Media Strategies Europe (3/7-10)

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Jan 4 - 17 Dec 22 Dec 24

CES PREVIEW CES (1/6 - 9)

Jan 05 Jan 07

Digital Sundance (1/21-24) IAB Annual Leadership Meeting (1/24-26)

Jan 12 Jan 14

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Mar 7 - 20 Feb 23 Feb 25

SXSW PREVIEW Watch Award Entries Open IAB Programmatic Marketplace (3/7) SXSW Interactive (3/11-15)

Mar 01 Mar 03

Mar 08 Mar 10

4A’s Transformation (3/21-24)

Mar 28 - Apr 10 Mar 15 Mar 17

CMO REPORT 1 MOBILE TARGETING GUIDE MIPTV (4/4-7)

04

18

25

01

08

15

22

07

14

21

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Updated: 01/21/16

CALEN

DAR

APRQ2

2016

MAY

JUN

New

Double Issue

Digital Material Deadlines: Standard Units: Due 3 days prior; Rich Media Units: Due 5 days prior; Custom Units: Due 8 days prior Print Material Deadline: Due 2 days after the Commitment/Close date. Cover units and special inserts cannot be cancelled after 8 weeks prior to close dates. See complete cancellation policy for details. All dates & topics are subject to change without notice. Adweek magazine does not publish on 1/11, 2/29, 5/30, 7/4, 7/25, 8/8, 8/29, 10/31, 12/19, 12/26.

Issue Date Digital HUBDates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Mar 22 Mar 24

AWNY CHANGING THE GAME AWNY Changing the Game (4/7)

Mar 29 Mar 31

THE MILLENNIALS ISSUE IAB Mobile Marketplace (4/11)

Apr 18 - May 1 Apr 05Apr 07

THE TV UPFRONTS PREVIEW►TV Marketing

Advertising Week Europe (4/18-22)

Apr 25 - May 8 Apr 12 Apr 14

THE WOMEN’S ISSUE Media Plan of the Year Entries Open

Issue Date Digital HUBDates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

May 2 - 15 Apr 19Apr 21

THE VIDEO ISSUE►NewFronts Preview

DIGITAL VIDEO GUIDE Digital Content Newfronts (5/2- 12)

May 9 - 22 Apr 26 Apr 28

MEDIA ALL- STARS ISSUE ►Data-Marketing by the Numbers

OUT OF HOME MARKETING Advertising Technology: IABMarketplace (TBD)

May 16 - Jun 5 May 03 May 05

THE TV UPFRONTS ISSUE Project Isaac Entries Close

May 23 - Jun 12 May 10 May 12

THE POWER LIST CAUSE MARKETING Cause Marketing Forum (6/1-2)POPAI Pop Up Creative Gallery (TBD)

Issue Date Digital HUBDates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Jun 6 - 19 May 24 May 26

THE FOOD ISSUE Video: IAB Marketplace (TBD)Food & Wine Classic (6/17-19)

Jun 13 - 26 May 31Jun 02

CANNES LIONS Watch Award Entries CloseCannes Lions (6/18-25)

Jun 20 - Jul 3 Jun 07Jun 09

CMO REPORT 2

Jun 14 Jun 16

SHOPPER MARKETING Clio Sports (7/7)

04

11

18

25

02

09

16

23

06

13

20

27

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Updated: 01/21/16

CALEN

DAR

JUL

AUG

SEP

Q32016

New

Double Issue

Digital Material Deadlines: Standard Units: Due 3 days prior; Rich Media Units: Due 5 days prior; Custom Units: Due 8 days prior Print Material Deadline: Due 2 days after the Commitment/Close date. Cover units and special inserts cannot be cancelled after 8 weeks prior to close dates. See complete cancellation policy for details. All dates & topics are subject to change without notice. Adweek magazine does not publish on 1/11, 2/29, 5/30, 7/4, 7/25, 8/8, 8/29, 10/31, 12/19, 12/26.

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Jul 7 - 24 Jun 28 Jun 30

THE CREATIVE 100 Media Plan of the Year Entries Close

Jul 05 Jul 07

WATCH AWARDS SHOWCASE

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Aug 1 - 21 Jul 19 Jul 21

THE SPORTS ISSUE / OLYMPICS

EXPERIENTIAL & EVENTMARKETING

Olympics (8/5-21)

Aug 02 Aug 04

Aug 22 - Sept 4 Aug 09 Aug 11

THE INVENTION ISSUE ►Project Isaac Winner Show-case

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Sept 5 - 18 Aug 23 Aug 25

AD TECH ISSUE DMEXCO (9/14-15)

Aug 30 Sep 01

MEDIA PLAN OF THE YEAR ADCOLOR AWARDS ADCOLOR Awards (TBD)

Sept 19 - Oct 2 Sep 06 Sep 08

►Fall TV Preview

Sept 26 - Oct 9 Sep 13 Sep 15

ADVERTISING WEEK NY SOCIAL MARKETING GUIDE Advertising Week NY (9/26-30)CLIO Awards (9/28)IAB MIXX Conference (9/26-27)4A’S Talent@2030 (TBD)

11

18

01

15

22

05

12

19

26

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Updated: 01/21/16

CALEN

DAR

OCTQ4

2016

Digital Material Deadlines: Standard Units: Due 3 days prior; Rich Media Units: Due 5 days prior; Custom Units: Due 8 days prior Print Material Deadline: Due 2 days after the Commitment/Close date. Cover units and special inserts cannot be cancelled after 8 weeks prior to close dates. See complete cancellation policy for details. All dates & topics are subject to change without notice. Adweek magazine does not publish on 1/11, 2/29, 5/30, 7/4, 7/25, 8/8, 8/29, 10/31, 12/19, 12/26.

Issue Date Digital HUB Dates

Commitment/ MaterialsDue Date

Focus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Oct 3 - 16 Sep 20 Sep 22

THE YOUNG INFLUENTIALS

Oct 10 - 23 Sep 27 Sep 29

CMO REPORT 3 ANA Masters of Marketing(10/19-22)DMA (10/16-18)

Oct 17 - 30 Oct 04 Oct 06

BRAND GENIUS PR AND WORD OF MOUTH Brand Genius Gala (TBD)Communications Week (TBD)MIPCOM (10/17-20)Key Art Awards (10/20)

Oct 11 Oct 13

THE SOCIAL ISSUE

03

17

24

10

NOVIssue Date Digital HUB

DatesCommitment/ Materials

Due DateFocus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Nov 7 - 20 Oct 25 Oct 27

THE ADWEEK 50 EMAIL MARKETING

Nov 01 Nov 03

Nov 08 Nov 10

THE LA ISSUE

Nov 28 - Dec 11 Nov 15 Nov 17

HOT LIST AUDIENCE TARGETING GUIDE

07

14

21

DECIssue Date Digital HUB

DatesCommitment/ Materials

Due DateFocus Custom Awards, Events, Distribution

Dec. 5 - 18 Nov 22Nov 24

AGENCY OF THE YEAR

Dec 12 - 25 Nov 29 Dec 01

CMO REPORT 4

THE ADFREAK ISSUE ►The Year in Review

05

12

New

Double Issue

Updated: 12/8/15

28

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CIRCU

LATION

PRINT

Updated: 3/25/15Source: Alliance for Audited Media, June 30, 2015. Adweek Subscriber Survey; Equation Research, November 2014.

28 MINS AVERAGE

TIME SPENT

43% READ 4 OUT OF

4 ISSUES

157,500 TOTAL

AUDIENCE

45 ISSUES PER

YEAR

45,000+ WEEKLY NATIONAL

CIRCULATION

22% Owner/ Partner/ C-level

24% Manager/ Strategist

33% VP, Director

4% Planner/ Buyer

Job Titles:

12%Media Companiesprint, digital, broadcast

55%Ad Agencies & Buying Servicesmedia/creative marketing, PR

28%Brand Marketersretailers, hospitality, manufacturers

Allied Industries schools, show copies, events/conferences

1%

Industry Breakdown

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Industry Breakdown

WEBS

ITE AU

DIENC

EDIGITAL

Updated: 11/9/15Source: comScore 9 month average September 2015 (US only). Adweek Reader Survey; Equation Research, November 2014.

49%Ad Agencies & Buying Services

21%Brand Marketers

11%Media Companies

3%Supplier/Vendor

4%Public Relations

5%Strategic Planning/ Consulting Firm

Ad Tech Platform

2%

4.2M+ UNIQUES

9.9M+ PAGE VIEWS

111%YOY GROWTH UNIQUES

22% Owner/ Partner/ C-level

24% Manager/ Strategist

33% VP, Director

4% Planner/ Buyer

Job Titles:

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Industry Breakdown

WEBS

ITE AU

DIENC

EDIGITAL

Updated: 11/9/15Source: Google Analytics 9 month average September 2015. Adweek Reader Survey; Equation Research, November 2014.

49%Ad Agencies & Buying Services

21%Brand Marketers

11%Media Companies

3%Supplier/Vendor

4%Public Relations

5%Strategic Planning/ Consulting Firm

Ad Tech Platform

2%

7.4M+ UNIQUES

14.5M+ PAGE VIEWS

42%YOY GROWTH PAGE VIEWS

22% Owner/ Partner/ C-level

24% Manager/ Strategist

33% VP, Director

4% Planner/ Buyer

Job Titles:

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COMP

ETITIV

E STAT

SDIGITAL

3.8 Million

9.9 MillionPAGE VIEWS

4.4 Million

10.5 MillionTOTAL MINUTES

6.9 Million2.3 Million

TOTAL VISITS

4.2 Million1.0 Million

UNIQUE VISITORS

Updated: 10/28/15Source: comScore 9 month average, September 2015 (US only)

Adweek.com

Adage.com

Key:

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157,500+Reach

2.0 M+Reach

50–100+Reach

Custom Articles

PRINT

SOCIAL

Special Advertising Guides

Twitter Chats

Custom

EVENTS

M7.4 Reach

MonthlyUniques

WEBINARS

Thousands ofQualified Leads

Reach

Video

Executive Lab

Research

Think Tank

Whitepapers

Infographics

NATIVEThought Leadership Social Posts

BRAN

DSHA

REDIGITAL

BRANDSHARECONTENT SOLUTIONS AND NATIVE

ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES

Sources: Google Analytics, Sept 2015; AIM; Twitter. Infographic: Carlos Monteiro.

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BLOG N

ETWOR

KDIGITAL

uniques pageviews

512,000 1.7M Required reading for news addicts and the TV industry’s top execs - a daily mix of breaking news, personal moves, programming highlights and gossip from leading networks.

The dirt from deep inside Madison Avenue - breaking news and gossip, campaigns and accounts from top agencies, plus tons of viral video.

277,000 900,000

SocialTimes has been covering social media since the dawn of social media making it the one-stop shop for all things social. 277,000 900,000

The go-to source for to-the-minute coverage of local television news, job moves and industry trends. 277,000 900,000

Round-the-clock coverage of New York’s media scene including newspapers, magazines, television, and new media, and home to the popular “Lunch at Michael’s”, chronicling the Wednesday dining experiences of New York’s media elite.

144,000 254,000

Where publishing professionals get the behind-the-scenes stories about authors, agents, editors, and publishers as the industry moves into new media ventures.

119,000 224,000

A look at how social media is changing the television industry through social platforms, breaking news and case studies on social TV.

80,000 131,000

DC media’s premier destination for dish about their co-workers and competitors, breaking news, media trantions, and insider gossip on print, TV, and internet journalists who cover the nation’s capitol.

69,000 165,000

News from the private side of public relations including the rise of social media and a steady stream of pitches, accounts, crises and successes.

80,000 150,000

Source: Google Analytics, Feb 2015

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450K +74K +

1.2M +

157,500+45,000+National weekly circulation reaching decision makers in marketing, advertising and technology.

National magazine audience

STATS

ABOUT

Source: Alliance for Audited Media, June 30, 2015; Google Analytics, 9 month average, September 2015

Awards honoring thinkers, innovators, creatives, geniuses and the hottest brandsin media. 1.4M+

7.4M+Highly enagaged monthly uniques across Adweek digital properties.

408K +

9 daily targeted e-newsletters to opt-in audiences across distinct content categories.

15

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From top left: Tim Gunn & Heidi Klum, 2015 Honorary Clio Image Award Winner and presentor; Alec Baldwin & Winner, 2015 Clio Awards; KANEHOLLER, 2015 Young Influentials; 2015 Young Influentials Winners; Kenan Thompson, 2015 Brand Genius Gala Host; Edward Enninful & Supermodels, 2015 Clio Image Excellence in Commercial Styling Award Winner; Salt-N-Pepa, 2015 Clio Awards; Christy Turlington Burns & Arianna Huffington, 2015 Brand Genius Brand Save Honoree and Brand Visionary; Tiki Barber, 2015 Clio Sports Awards Host

ADWEEK 2016*

MEDIA AGENCY OF THE YEAR (US & Global)

2/8

MEDIA ALL-STARS 5/9

POWER LIST 5/23

CREATIVE 100 7/11

WATCH AWARDS 7/18

PROJECT ISAAC/ ISAAC+

8/22

MEDIA PLAN OF THE YEAR

9/12

YOUNG INFLUENTIALS 10/3

BRAND GENIUS 10/17

ADWEEK 50 11/7

HOT LIST 11/28

HONO

RSABOUT

CLIO 2016*

CLIO SPORTS 7/7

CLIO AWARDSfeaturing Clio Music, Image

9/28

KEY ART AWARDS 10/20

*Subject to change

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SALES First Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Robert Eisenhardt General Manager, Sales & Revenue 212.493.4288 [email protected] Remson General Manager, Sales & Revenue 212.493.4409 [email protected] Davis Digital Technology Sales Manager 212.493.4297 [email protected] McNamee Account Director, New York 212.493.4157 [email protected] McAlister Account Director, New York 212.493.4101 [email protected] Nassour Account Director, New York 212.493.4137 [email protected] Abramson Account Director, N California / Pacific NW 415.705.6772 [email protected] Thompson Account Director, Southern California 424.206.1988 [email protected] Arganbright Account Representative 203.662.2826 [email protected]

MARKETING First Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Liza Kirsh Vice President, Marketing 212.493.4411 [email protected] Blanchard Integrated Marketing Director 212.493.4187 [email protected]

BRANDSHARE CUSTOM CONTENT First Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Kolby Yarnell Digital Content Strategist 212.493.4046 [email protected] Feil Custom Publishing Director 212.493.4171 [email protected] Tarantino Assistant Content Manager 212.493.0370 [email protected] Bartlett Senior Editor 603.315.9176 [email protected]

DIGITAL AD OPERATIONSFirst Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Christopher Donnelly Director Ad Operations [email protected] Perallon Digital Ad Operations Manager 212.493.4414 [email protected] Mulu Senior Integrated Sales Planner 212.493.4206 [email protected] Moshensky Sales Assistant 212.493.4068 [email protected]

PRINT PRODUCTIONFirst Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Cindee Weiss Production Manager 212.493.4233 [email protected] Cotto Associate Production Manager 212.493.4228 [email protected]

REPRINTSFirst Name Last Name Title Office Phone Email

Jennifer Martin Wrights Media 281.419.5725 [email protected]

ACTS

ABOUT

ADWEEK 825 8th Avenue, 29th Floor, New York, NY 10019 [email protected]

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PAGES 1x 3x 6x 9x

Full Page $29,400 $28,600 $27,600 $26,800

2/3 Page $23,500 $22,900 $22,100 $21,400

1/2 Page $17,600 $17,200 $16,600 $16,100

Spread $47,000 $45,800 $44,200 $42,900

1/2 Pg Spread $28,200 $27,500 $26,500 $25,700

COVERS 1x 3x 6x 9x

Cover 2 $35,300 $34,300 $33,100 $32,100

Cover 2 Spread $63,500 $61,800 $59,600 $57,900

Cover 3 $33,800 $32,900 $31,700 $30,800

Cover 4 $36,800 $35,800 $34,500 $33,500

SPECIAL COVER & UNITS 1x

Sponsored Cover (2 pages) $78,800

Inside Gatefold (3 pages) $89,300

Cover Wrap (3 pages) $99,800

Sponsored Cover Gatefold (4 pages) $126,500

Full Cover Wrap (4 pages) $120,800

ALL PRICES QUOTED IN NET

PRINT

RATES

CANCELLATION POLICY: Advertiser is responsible for 100% of amount shown on insertion order for print advertisements cancelled after Ad Close Date. Cancellation deadline for premium & special units (including but not limited to: cover wraps, cover adjacencies, cover units, posters, TOC adjacencies, inserts & outserts) is 6 weeks prior to Ad Close Date.

Alliance for Audited Media, June 30, 2015

CIRCULATION: 45,651

Updated: 12/3/15

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ALL PRICES QUOTED IN NET

ADWE

EK.CO

MRATES

IMPRESSION DELIVERY CAUSE: Upon completion of 150% impression delivery for 100% SOV sponsorships or high impact units, the publisher reserves the right to reduce or cease impression delivery for the remaining term of the sponsorship.

RUN OF SITE (ROS)

Size CPM

728x90 $68300x250 $68300x600 $95

TARGETED DISPLAY

Targeted to Home Page and by Channel Topic.

Size CPM

728x90 $105300x250 $105

EDITORIAL HUBS (Non-Cancellable)

Tied to special issues, see editorial calendar.Sponsorship is live for two weeks. Single sponsored except for Digital NewFronts, Cannes Lions, Super Bowl. Ask your Adweek Rep for details.

Editorial Hubs $35,000

CHANNEL SPONSORSHIP (WEEKLY)

Flat Rate Est. Impressions

Advertising & Branding $ 31,500 800,000Digital/Technology $ 15,800 250,000Television $ 15,800 100,000The Press $ 7,900 75,000AdFreak $ 35,000 1,000,000(with 640x480 prestitual: 30% of rate card net rate)

MOBILE SPONSOR (Non-Cancellable)

Flat Rate Est. Impressions

$20,000/Week 800,000

HIGH IMPACT UNITS

Home Page Takeover

Flat Rate Est. Impressions

$20,500/Day 100,000$27,300/Day (with 640x480 prestitial)

125,000

Points of Entry Roadblock

The user will see your ad first on all points of entry other than the home page (units vary depending on which page entered).

Flat Rate Est. Impressions

$23,100/Day 150,000$28,400/Day (with push-down unit)

150,000

All Points of Entry Roadblock

The user will see your ad first on all points of entry to Adweek.com (units vary depending on which page entered), and includes a home page takeover.

Flat Rate Est. Impressions

$31,500/Day 250,000$36,600/Day (with push-down unit)

250,000

Video Pre-roll $105 CPM

With 300x250 companion ad :15 second limit (Brightcove platform). Available franchise positions: • 6 Questions • Big Players, Big Ideas• Trending Topics

Rich Media (ROS) $105 CPM

All standard units available: • Push Down Units• Skins• Expandable Banners• Portrait Units

• Video Wall• Billboard• Film Strip

CUSTOM PROGRAMS (Non-Cancellable)

BrandShare Native Ad Initiative

Article / Infographic / Video / Blog Post / Op-Ed:

Starting at $16,000

Premium content series of BrandShare articles and branded channel:

5X $80,000Ask your Adweek Rep for details

Webinars

1X $23,1002X $22,1003X $21,000

eBlasts (up to 70,000 opt-in subscribers)

1X $12,5002X $11,5003X $10,500

Social Promotions

Become an official partner for the weekly #adweekchats on Twitter, which are produced by the Adweek editorial team and feature prominent industry leaders weighing in about timely topics.

3X $15,0006X $14,0009X $13,000

T&C’s

Please note: all rates are net and subject to change.

For all digital advertisements other than digital custom units and advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis, the cancellation policy is as outlined in the 4A’s/IAB “Standard Terms and Conditions for Interactive Advertising for Media Buys One Year or Less; Version 3.0” which can be accessed via the following link: http://www.iab.net/media/file/IAB_4As_tsandcs_Education_FINAL.pdf

Regardless of the date of cancellation, advertiser is responsible for 100% of the amount shown on the insertion order for custom digital units and for advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis.

Updated: 1/07/16

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BLOG N

ETWOR

KRATES

Source: Google Analytics

ALL PRICES QUOTED IN NET

RUN OF NETWORK

Minimum of two Channels for RON

Minimum net ad spend $5,000

WEEKLY CHANNEL SPONSORSHIPS*

Weekly Impressions

Net Rate

TV Newser 1,766,000 $44,000Social Times 1,436,000 $37,700

TV Spy 792,000 $23,400Agency Spy 759,500 $22,700

FishBowl NY 399,750 $14,400Galley Cat 200,250 $7,700PR Newser 149,250 $6,100Fishbowl DC 111,000 $4,900Remote 65,000 $3,500Blog Network Channel Sponsorship

5,678,750 $100,300

*Prestitials/Interstitials: Add 30% of Rate Card Net Rate

Updated: 12/3/15

RUN OF SITE (ROS)

CPM $68

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Please note: all rates are net and subject to change

For all digital advertisements other than digital custom units and advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis, the cancellation policy is as outlined in the 4A’s/IAB “Standard Terms and Conditions for Interactive Advertising for Media Buys One Year or Less; Version 3.0” which can be accessed via the following link: http://www.iab.net/media/file/IAB_4As_tsandcs_Education_FINAL.pdf

Regardless of the date of cancellation, advertiser is responsible for 100% of the amount shown on the insertion order for custom digital units and for advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis.

BLOG N

EWSLE

TTERS

RATES

300x250

300x250

50% SOV

100% SOV

728x90

728x90Breaking news about print, TV and digital media in DCWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

40,000 $3,200 $4,700

Breaking news and dish from the top agenciesWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

70,000 $6,800 $10,300

Where publishing professionals get their newsWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

77,000 $3,200 $4,700

The latest in social TV evolutionWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

9,000 $500 $1,100

Morning Media NewsfeedThe daily information source spanning ad topics including social media, advertising & PR, TV & video, publishing, design and ad technologyWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

650,000 $21,000 $30,500

Morning Social Media NewsfeedThe daily morning social media newsfeedWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

114,000 $6,300 $10,000

Insider news and perspective on the world of PRWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

57,000 $5,500 $9,700

Your social media source Weekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

228,000 $15,800 $26,300

A daily mix of all things TV newsWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

70,000 $5,800 $9,500

Insider perspective about TV newsWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

93,000 $6,300 $9,500

ALL PRICES QUOTED IN NET

Updated 12/3/15

Breaking news about print, TV and digital media in NYCWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

150,000 $9,500 $12,600

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Please note: all rates are net and subject to change

For all digital advertisements other than digital custom units and advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis, the cancellation policy is as outlined in the 4A’s/IAB “Standard Terms and Conditions for Interactive Advertising for Media Buys One Year or Less; Version 3.0” which can be accessed via the following link: http://www.iab.net/media/file/IAB_4As_tsandcs_Education_FINAL.pdf

Regardless of the date of cancellation, advertiser is responsible for 100% of the amount shown on the insertion order for custom digital units and for advertisements placed on a 100% SOV basis.

E-NEW

SLETTE

RSRATES

300x250

300x250

50% SOV

100% SOV

728x90

728x90

ADVERTISING & BRANDINGThe biggest news in advertising & brandingWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

320,000 $19,400 $28,900

ADWEEK DAILY DIGESTA recap of the top stories of the dayWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

185,000 $8,600 $12,900

TECHNOLOGY TODAYThe best intel on tech & today’s mediaWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

185,000 $10,500 $15,800

ADFREAK DAILY The best and worst of creativity in advertisingWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

120,000 $6,300 $9,500

TELEVISION TODAY A dedicated daily update on everything in TVWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

120,000 $6,800 $10,500

BRANDWEEK REPORTThe brand marketers source for news, data, insights, and communityWeekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

58,000 $6,500 $10,000

ADWEEK TV UPFRONTThe latest updates on the television upfront marketplaceAdweek TV Upfront 3+

Weekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

105,000* $10,000 $17,900*Adweek TV Upfront notes weeks with 3+ sends

Adweek TV Upfront 2+

Weekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

70,000* $7,900 $14,200*Adweek TV Upfront notes weeks with 2+ sends

Adweek TV Upfront 1+

Weekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

35,000* $5,800 $9,500*Adweek TV Upfront notes weeks with 1+ sends

ALL PRICES QUOTED IN NET

ADWEEK DIGITAL CONTENT NEWFRONTSA preview of New Front events

Weekly Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

35,000 $5,300 $10,500

Daily: Weeks of New Fronts

Daily Sends 50% SOV 100% SOV

35,000 $10,500 $21,000

To the minute updates on the New Fronts

Weekly: 6 weeks prior to New Fronts

Updated 12/3/15

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ADWEEK.COM & ADWEEK BLOG NETWORK

Creative Size GIF/JPEG File Size

Flash Polite File Size (Additional Loads)

Expansion Dimensions

Expansion Direction

Animation Time

Looping

728 x 90 40K 40K 75K 728 x 270 Down Unlimited Unlimited

160 x 600 40K 40K 75K 400 x 600 Left or Right Unlimited Unlimited

300 x 250 40K 40K 75K 500 x 500 Left or Right Unlimited Unlimited

300 x 600 40K 40K 75K 400 x 600 Left or Right Unlimited Unlimited

120 x 60 20K 20K N/A N/A N/A Unlimited Unlimited

300 x 1050 (Portrait) N/A N/A 100KB Max N/A N/A N/A N/A

640 x 480 (Prestitial) 100KB 100KB N/A N/A N/A 15 Seconds Unlimited

945 x 250 (Pushdown expanded) 100KB 100KB N/A N/A N/A 15 Seconds N/A

945 x 60 (Pushdown collapsed) 100KB 100KB N/A N/A N/A 15 Seconds N/A

VIDEO FORMATS: PRESTITIAL / VIDEO PUSHDOWN

► MOV or AVI format ► File size under 100MB► Files should be uncompressed or in H264 format –

We do not accept files using other codecs► Finished size and length – should require no cropping,

squeezing, or editing

► We only accept the files digitally (ZIP, link, or FTP)► Any compression applied to media files reduces the quality of our encoding process► We cannot correct sound issues caused by compression applied to your original media► We cannot correct visible damage caused by compression applied to your original mediang, or editing

DIGITA

LSPECS

MOBILE

Creative Size File Format Still Images

File Format Animations

File Size Basic Banners

File Size Enhanced Banners

320 x 50 GIF, JPEG, PNG Animated GIF < 5KB < 7.5KB

All rich media (prestitials, pushdowns, etc.) creative including backup jpegs, FLAs, and font files must be sumitted at least five business days before the start of the campaign.

Also accepting HTML5 for site, mobile & Blog Network.

We accept third party tags for portrait ads, some pushdowns and billboard ads. We accept tracking pixels for: prestitials, videowalls and slider ads. For other custom rich media units, speak to your sales rep for further details.

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DIGITA

LSPECS

E-NEWSLETTER

Creative Size GIF/JPEG File Size

Flash Polite File Size (Additional Loads)

Expansion Dimensions

Expansion Direction

Animation Time

Looping

728 x 90 40K Not Accepted N/A N/A N/A None None

300 x 250 40K Not Accepted N/A N/A N/A None None

Third party tags are not accepted for newsletters. We will however accept a click tracking URL.

DIGITAL MATERIAL DEADLINES

Standard Units: 3 days prior to publishing (flash/static 728x90, 300x250, 300x600 - non-expandable)

Rich Media: 5 days prior to publishing (3rd party served: pushdowns, expandable slides, rising stars, video pre-roll)

Custom: 8 days to publishing (includes build, review and approval - prestitials, video walls, skins)

CONTACT:

Your Adweek Sales Representative or Ariel Perallon, Digital Ad Operations Manager (212) 493-4414 [email protected]

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1/2 PAGE

H.

1/2 PAGE

H. BLEED

1/2 PAGE

V.1/2 PAGE SPREAD 1/3

PAGE H.

1/3 PAGE

SQ.

1/3 PGV.

2/3 PAGE

V.SINGLE

PAGE

PRINT

SPECS Bleed Trim Safety Non Bleed Live Area

Single Page 9.375”x 11.125” 9”x 10.75” 3/16” from page trim 8.0833” x 10.1875

Spread 18.375”x 11.125” 18” x 10.75” 3/16” from page trim 17.166” x 10.1875”

1/2 Page Spread 18.375”x 5.875” 18”x 5.50” 3/16” from page trim 17.166” x 5.125”

2/3 Page V. 5.958” x 11.125” 5.583” x 10.75” 3/16” from page trim 5.1428” x 10.1875”

1/2 Page V. 4.575” x 11.125” 4.2” x 10.75” 3/16” from page trim 3.777” x 10.1875”

1/2 Page H. 9.375” x 5.875” 9” x 5.5” 3/16” from page trim 8.0833” x 5.125”

1/3 Page V. 3.208” x 11.125 2.833” x 10.75” 3/16” from page trim 2.4166” x 10.1875

1/3 Page Sq. 5.958” x 5.660” 5.583” x 5.285” 3/16” from page trim 5.166 x 5”

1/3 Page H. 9.375” x 4 9” x 3.625” 3/16” from page trim 8.083” x 3.25”

AD SUBMISSIONSSubmit PDF/X-1a:2001 advertising materials through our ad portal at MBH.sendmyad.com► Create a user account► Select “Submit An Ad”► Select “Print Magazine Ad”► Select publication from the “Publications” pull down menu► Complete the “Ad Information” section and upload your PDF/X1-a:2001 file► Please allow for file to complete processing► Review your ad with “spec boxes” selected. To turn on option, select it from

the “Views” menu found at the lower right corner of the scroll bar. Other menu options include “Actions” and “History.”

► Approve your submission► Receive an automated e-mail tied to details and direct access to your file

on the portal.

PRINT MATERIALS DEADLINESMaterials are due 8 business days prior to issue date.Insertion orders must accompany material.E-mailed ad submissions are not acceptable

CONTACTCindee Weiss, Production Manager (212) 493-4233 [email protected]

Eileen Cotto, Assoc. Production Manager (212) 493-4228 [email protected]

Adweek, 825 Eighth Avenue, 29th Floor, New York, NY 10019 (212) 493-4233

PRINT SPECIFICATIONS► Trim: 9” X 10.75”► Keep copy 3/16-inch from final trim size► Printing: Covers and body forms manufacture heat-set web offset► Binding: Saddle Stitched.► Inserts jog to the head.► Non bleed ads should be set at trim size

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PRINT

SPECS

FILE PREPARATION

Digital Advertising Specifications (Print)

Ad materials are to be supplied as digital files in the preferred PDF/X-1a:2001 format.

To match the color expectations of our advertisers, Mediabistro, LLC requires the PDF/X-1a:2001 file format. A SWOP proof for each ad submitted may be submitted at client’s discretion. Advertiser/agency accepts full responsibility for reproduction variations between the digital file and the printed image for ads submitted in non-preferred formats. Non-adherence to the preferred format may necessitate production fees. Mediabistro, LLC is not responsible for making corrections to supplied files.

Customer-supplied digital files and SWOP proofs will be retained for up to three months following publication date and then destroyed unless otherwise requested in writing.

Proofing

A SWOP certified proof may be supplied at the client’s discretion. Proofs must be representative of the supplied file at actual size and display a printer’s color control bar. Alternative proofing formats will be used for content only. Visit www.swop.org for a complete list of current certified proofing options. When calling for spot color (Pantone) usage on press, clearly indicate such on the supplied proof. Publication is not responsible for color or content of files that do not conform to our specifications or if material is received after closing date.

PDF/X-1A:2001 File Preparation

Adherence to the following guidelines in application file preparation will aid in successful file conversion:

► Create ad layouts in a professional desktop publishing program such as Adobe InDesign™ or QuarkXPress™.

► Create one PDF/X-1a file per ad or ad page; spread ads may be submitted as a single file.

► Orientation: Set native application files in portrait mode at 100% with no rotations.

► Color: Define all colors as CMYK process. Unintended spot color and/or Pantone colors must be converted to CMYK process. RGB, LAB and ICC based colors are not allowed. Black & white images should be saved as single channel black only before placing them into the page. Nested grayscale or nested single channel black may become 4/C when printed. Delete any unused colors.

► Images: Must be high resolution SWOP-compliant with a resolution of 300dpi for CMYK and 1200dpi for black & white images. OPI selections should be turned off. Do not nest EPS files within other EPS files. Save images in TIFF or EPS format, with no embedded color management profiles

► Total area density for color images should not exceed SWOP standard of 300%.

► Full page bleed ads must be created to bleed specification with crops (printer marks) set at trim dimensions and placed outside the bleed area. Bleed must extend 3/16” beyond trim. Keep live matter a minimum of 3/16” from trim edge.

► Type: Fonts must be embedded. Use Postscript Type 1, Open Type or TrueType fonts only. Text containing thin lines, serifs or small lettering should be restricted to one color. Knockout type smaller than 10 points cannot be guaranteed perfect registration and is therefore not recommended.

► Direct export option out of Adobe InDesign™ CS3 or later and/or QuarkXPress™ 7.0 or later can be utilized as long as the PDF/X-1a:2001 setting is used.

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PRINT

SPECS

OPTION 1:Creative extends to 9” x 10.75” Add 3/16” bleed beyond trims. Keep live matter 3/16” from trim.

ADVERTISEMENT

THE VOICE OF MEDIA | SEPTEMBER 1, 2014

UPC, Ink-Jet Box3-3/4” x 1-1/2”1/4” from

spine

1/4” from foot

OPTION 2:Creative extends to 9” x 7.5”Add 3/16” bleed beyond trims. Keep live matter 3/16” from trim.

ADVERTISEMENT

THE VOICE OF MEDIA | SEPTEMBER 1, 2014

UPC, Ink-Jet Box3-3/4” x 1-1/2”1/4” from

spine

1/4” from foot

10.75”

9”

7.5”

9”

SPONSORED COVERS You own the cover of the issue and get unmatched visibility among our powerful audience of top brand builders, agency executives, creatives, buyers, and planners as well as the key decision makers in the technology arena with this highly visible position.

MECHANICAL SPECSLogos provided by Adweek production department.Please allow white space for inkjet box 3-3/4” W x 1-1/2” H. Set box 1/4” from spine & foot. PLEASE NOTE: “ADVERTISEMENT” will be placed under the nameplate in 9pt. CAPS.

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PRINT

SPECS

INSERTS

Ship Material to:

Fry Communications800 West Church RoadMechanicsburg, PA 17055(Building One)

Bind-in Insert Specs

Inserts will jog to the head

Publication trim size : 9” x 10-3⁄4”

Add 1⁄8” to face, foot, and head so that untrimmed, finished piece is 9-1/8” x 11”

Lip required (min. 1⁄4”) ( max. 3⁄8”) wide on the high folio side for binding of four page units. For single sheet inserts, two pages, lip should measure 4-1/2”.

Please do not alter the lip specs.

If the images are to bleed, please be sure that image extends 3/16” beyond the trim on head, face, and foot. This will ensure that the insert will bleed when trimmed to final size.

Copy safety or live area is 3/16” inside the trim on all sides.

Maximum paper is 80-lb. text. Paper sample required. Heavier stock must be approved in advance.

All of the above sizes apply to inserts that will trim to the same size as the magazine.

Tip-in Insert Specs

Publication trim size: 9” x 10-3⁄4”

1-4 full page tipped-in insert: the final trimmed piece should be delivered at no larger than 8-5/8” x 10-1/4” (WxH).

Please note this size is final trim and will not take a trim with the magazine.

Minimum tip size: 4” x 4” (WxH)

Stock: Maximum paper weight is 60-lb. text weight. Paper sample required. Heavier stock must be approved in advance.

Pages: Multiple page inserts must be delivered collated, stitched and/or folded.

Quantities to be shipped: Quantities should be confirmed with production management.

Delivery: Supplied inserts must be delivered to the printer 2 weeks prior to publication date.

A packing slip must accompany every shipment and contain: job name, quantity, issue date and number of cartons/skids.

Inserts must deliver on sturdy wooden pallets, 40” x 48” (WxL). Pallets are not to exceed 42 inches tall or gross in excess of 2,000 pounds.

If product quantity is less than 2 layers, then product should be in cartons.

All card stock material less than 8.0” x 11.5” (WxH) in size must be packed in cartons.

All cartons NOT to exceed 30 pounds in weight.

If shipping multiple issues of same piece: Each piece should be separately stacked or in cartons on the pallet by issue date. If shipping multiple versions of same piece: Each piece should be separately stacked or in cartons on the pallet by version.

Please call to schedule appointments at least 48 hours prior to expected arrival, Monday - Friday. No weekend deliveries will be accepted unless special arrangements have been made.

All inserts should ship prepaid. No “collect” shipments will be accepted.

All trucks must be dock high. To schedule an appointment, please call (800) 334-1429.

Note: If deadline cannot be made, please call Cindee Weiss for new shipping instructions. All unique inserts must be reviewed and approved prior to manufacture and shipment of inserts. Three mock-up samples are required for review.