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2018-2019 Media Kit and Rate Card Our Weekly Reach 2018-2019 Media Kit and Rate Card Our Weekly Reach We’ve come a long way since The Red & Black was written by lamplight and delivered by horse and wagon. As we celebrate our 125th anniversary, The Red & Black connects you with the University of Georgia and Athens communities like no one else. COPIES OF THE PRINT EDITION Distributed at more than 135 locations on campus and around 10,000 Athens as well as to sorority and fraternity houses and major student-apartment complexes VISITORS TO REDANDBLACK.COM That’s the average for the year — during the fall and spring 70,975 semesters, visits range from 90,000-125,000 per week PAGEVIEWS AT REDANDBLACK.COM During peak periods of fall and spring, traffic averages 200,000 125,459 pageviews per week FOLLOWERS ON TWITTER We operate three major accounts: @redandblack; Hand delivery 44,000 @redblacksports; and @redandblack_pro (for promotions) on campus! 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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 | Athens, Georgia Vol. 125, No. 36 — in a really Athens, Georgia SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 Georgia beats A 2018 SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2018 EXTRA! uburn 28-7 in Atlanta for first SEC title since 2005 redandblack.com good way. Glory, G-DAY 2017 SEC After a historic glory to season, CHAMPIONS this G-Day graduates brings high expectations Judge’s Comments, Special Preview Issue Georgia College Press Championship Editions? 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