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(770) 881-7085 Or Dayeco@Msn.Com PRINT DIGITAL EVENTS BROADCASTING Contact John Daye at (770) 881-7085 or [email protected] PRINT DIGITAL EVENTS BROADCASTING Schneps Media is the proud publisher of amNY Metro and 70 other award-winning newspapers, magazines and specialty products, websites and events. Together we reach more people in more ways than any other media company in the New York City, Long Island/Hamptons and Philadelphia markets. ® Dan Rattiner’s New Podcast: WHO’S HERE IN THE A M A HAMPTONS H S A H C Trump attacks NASCAR for F Group helps keep arts alive O Y S E banning Confederate f ag. 12 T NEW YORK CITY’S NO. 1 CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER during pandemic Page 12 R U PHILADELPHIA NO. 1 FREE DAILY IN THE US O C SUNNY O TUESDAY November 24, 2020 HI 48° | LO 39° T Tuesday, July 7, 2020 philly.metro.us | t: MetroPhilly | f: MetroPhilly O DARRON CUMMINGS/POOL PHOTO VIA USA TODAY NETWORK H P E C I F F O S ’ Outrage over Brooklyn sweet DansPapers.co R m SECOND WAVE RISING IN NY O N R Local organization helps shelter E Cuomo makes grim warning; S.I. temp hospital opening Pg. 4 V sixteen shooting Page 2 CALL OF THE WILD O and support homeless youth. 4 G The Philadelphia Zoo reopens to the public this week. 10 PROVIDED GIVING BACK Inside A FOCUS this Issue: Behind The Top cop, brother of George Floyd and Hedges L E Brooklyn activists work together to S I Police Commissioner A M Dermot Shea, Terrence Floyd D D and local leaders distributed O T Y help needy families Page 10 B turkeys in Brownsville, December 18, 2020 O Visit Us at T ON PHILLY Brooklyn on Nov. 23, 2020. O H Local photographer shares portraits of Philadelphians as they return to work P Art by Howard Stern DansPapers.com during a pandemic in new ‘Back to Work’ series. 8-9 ZANE SMITH #1 Daily Newspaper in New York City Since 2004, New York City has been the home to two free daily newspapers, amNY and Metro New York. In January 2020, amNY and Metro New York merged to become amNY Metro, the largest daily newspaper in New York City. MONDAY October 28, 2019 ® All eyes on Mets’ Callaway as future HI 66º LO 51º remains uncertain. 16 Sunny S E G A M NO. 1 FREE DAILY IN THE US I NEW YORK CITY Y T T Tuesday, October 1, 2019 metro.us | t: MetroNewYork | f: MetroNewYork E MANHATTAN’S HIGHEST DAILY CIRCULATION NEWSPAPER NEW YORK CITY’S NO. 1 CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER G A GETTY IMAGES I V MOSTLY CLOUDY O FRIDAY November 27, 2020 HI 62° | LO 48° T O H P S S T T R R O O P DEXTER HOLLAND Booze & Brews: A new kind of sippable P S S More great gif s to f nd on Black Y Y A A D Lead singer of The Of spring on punk tequila. 14-15 SWINGING FOR A BARGAIN D O O T T Friday and beyond Pages 10-13 A Mets pursuit of Springer tops local teams wish list Page 16 A S S rock and politics. 12-13 U GETTY IMAGES O T O H P P A RAID ENDS WITH ISIS BOSS DEAD PAGE 4 TALL O T O H P P + = A WE N.Y. GIANTS,JETS ORDERS STUMBLE, FUMBLE & Questions rise over one frm’s dominance in BUMBLE NYC construction Page 3 O SEE SPORTS T O PAGE 15 H MAKING P P A Earn Your BS or AAS Degree! Diagnostic Medical Sonography - BS Dental Hygiene - BS Completion-online Program MOVES S Dental Hygiene - AAS O T A Your guide to safe, local holiday celebrations M The Department of Transportation announced its ( ) S Nursing RN - AAS * I U L 888-363-6002 Y B Cardiovascular Technology - AAS car-free “busway” along 14th Street will open Thursday, N O I T www.eicollege.edu Medical Assistant - AAS amid the pandemic Page 4 A R while Gov. Cuomo said reconstruction of the L train’s T S *Upo*UnpPoanssPinagssNinCgLNEXCLEX U 214263654011001 L L Canarsie Tunnel will wrap months earlier than expected. 8-9 I PHOTO ILLUSTRATION ISTOCK & WIKIMEDIA COMMONS Daily Circulation – 110,000 copies Daily Readership – 627,100 readers Distribution Points – 1,000+ Geography – Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island, Northern NJ Source: Schneps Media (Jan-20) & AAM (Q3 19). average weekday print circulation (Mon-Fri) in 000s copies. New York City only Distribution amNY Metro is a controlled circulation daily newspaper with 110,000 copies distributed at over 1,000+ locations, while maintaining the lowest daily newspaper returns in the industry, less than 2%. amNY Metro has an EXCLUSIVE distribution agreement with the MTA that includes amNY Metro newspaper racks inside 110+ MTA subway stations with over 300 racks. amNY Metro utilizes MetroDOT for our newspaper distribution. Metro- DOT is the most advanced newspaper circulation and distribution software application available throughout the world. MetroDOT monitors our distribution on a daily basis and allows us to have the lowest return % in the industry. Circulation Overview Manhattan Weekday Print Circulation 66,940 New York City Weekday Print Circulation Daily News 19,642 Post 11,952 200000 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 Brooklyn Weekday Print Circulation 17,530 Daily News 14,022 150000 Post 8,716 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 110,000 Queens Weekday Print Circulation 100000 14,755 Daily News 14,022 Post 8,716 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 50000 52,870 49,876 The Bronx Weekday Print Circulation Daily News 9,029 7,240 0 Post 4,275 Daily News Post 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 Source: Schneps Media (Jan-20) & AAM (Q3 19). average weekday print circulation (Mon-Fri) in 000s copies. New York City only Readership/Demographics amNY Metro serves a diverse ethnic readership that mirrors the New York City Market. O t A h s e i r daily a amNY n 5 % readers 5 % Metro news post times % White women 18+ 60% 52% 43% 50% 31% median age 44.5 53.8 54.3 50.0 African adults 18-34 28% 17% 17% 33% American adults 18-49 58% 38% 40% 50% 29% adults 21-54 69% 51% 47% 62% Hispanic adults 55+ 26% 46% 48% 41% 29% employed / studying 75% 59% 66% 72% parents of kids 18- 33% 24% 23% 21% o Average age of reader – 42 years old o Average income of reader - $78,526 Editorial mission, content and special sections amNY Metro’s editorial mission is to provide our readers with all the information they need to know in a 30-minute read. Presenting news and not views with a focus on local, national and international news, entertainment, and sports. amNY Metro produces special sections around big events and in advertising segments including Education, Healthcare and Real Estate. ® SPORTS agent, Mathew Barzal, has yet to come to terms Report: Islanders sign on a deal with the Is- landers. The restricted free agent was not on the ice in each of the team’s first two days of S Matt Martin to 4-year deal T R on-ice work at training O P NO. 1 CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER S NEW YORK CITY’S BY JOE camp. Y A D PANTORNO As for Martin, he’ll SUNNY O HI 43° | LO 31° T FRIDAY Janurary 8, 2021 joseph.pantorno@ A S stay right in place as U metro.us one-third of the “best BLOCKBUSTER! Mets get Lindor, fourth line in hockey” Twirl into the weekend with these great T Matt Martin is likely alongside Casey Cizikas N I O P Carrasco from Cleveland Page 14 finishing his career as a and Cal Clutterbuck — Y T things to do (virtually) Page 12 I C New York Islander. a trio head coach Barry Per Sportsnet’s El- Trotz often refers to as liotte Friedman and The the Islanders’ “identity Athletic’s Arthur Staple, line.” the 31-year-old winger’s Martin has become new deal is believed to a fan favorite for his te- be for four years with an nacity and gritty style of average annual salary play over the years. This around the $1.5 million upcoming season will mark, which puts his ag- be his 10th with the Is- gregate salary around $6 landers, which has been million. split up into two stints Islanders president after he signed with and general manager, the Toronto Maple Leafs Lou Lamoriello, initially in 2016. He was traded SHAMEFUL announced on Dec. 31 back to New York just that Martin — an unre- two years later. stricted free agent at the While he’s only ac- time — along with vet- crued 110 career points eran defenseman Andy in his Islanders career, Greene and goalie Cory he’s one of only 30 play- Schneider agreed to ers in franchise history deals. PERRY NELSON-USA TODAY SPORTS to skate in at least 500 Their largest free Matt Martin games. Hand pursuit a no-brainer for southpaw-needy Mets BY JOE 2020, recording 16 saves names have also hovered million annually. PANTORNO with a career-best 2.05 around right-handed The Mets have made joseph.pantorno@ ERA and 0.773 WHIP — free-agent reliever, Liam bolstering their bull- metro.us thought it was overshad- Hendriks. pen one of their top owed by a postseason Not only would Hand priorities. Steve Co- The Mets’ stable of bobble against the Yan- provide a premier south- right-handed reliever kees. paw option out of the needs a little bit of vari- Of the eight relievers pen and another late-in- ety.
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