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RFI20101214 Data Final Version RFI20101214 Disclosure Document 1Recruitment Advertising Spend 2007 Publication Total Spend Accountancy Age £3,721.00 Arts Professional £295.00 Asian Jobsite £480.00 Arts Marketing Association £300.00 www.asiansinmedia.org £1,450.00 Able Magazine £2,590.00 Accountancyagejobs.com £1,450.00 Association of Photographers £44.00 As Noticias £65.00 Artsjobonline.com £300.00 Asian Leader £675.00 Belfast Telegraph £27,229.98 Birmingham Post £3,598.20 Brecon & Radnor Express £238.35 Bristol Evening Post £1,585.40 British Journal Of Photography £300.00 Broadcast - EMAP £95,310.00 Burton Mail £396.00 The Big Issue £700.00 The Big Issue-Cymro £392.00 The Bookseller £895.00 Blackbritain.co.uk £1,275.00 BrandRepublic £10,544.00 www.blackandasiangrad.co.uk £495.00 broadcastnow.co.uk £14,250.00 www.bapla.org.uk £75.00 Blooming Good Jobs £50.00 blackukonline.com £40.00 Brit-asian.com £40.00 Campaign £1,586.00 Caterer & Hotelkeeper £1,350.36 Classical Music £5,248.60 Computer Weekly £11,997.00 Computing £700.00 Creative Review £1,800.00 The Cambrian News £308.70 Children Now £2,620.00 Charityjob.co.uk £910.00 cwjobs.co.uk £1,650.00 Chinatown the magazine £375.00 Chinwag.com £3,741.00 Change Board £2,800.00 C21media £3,900.00 Consiiderati.com £50.00 Creativepool Ltd £340.00 Chakdey.com £30.00 Daily Telegraph £1,392.00 Derby Evening Telegraph £684.00 Design Week £825.00 Drapers Record £2,873.00 Disability Now (Scope) £3,738.00 jobs.telegraph.co.uk £500.00 Das Orchestra (EU) £375.46 www.designweek.co.uk £4,050.00 Disability Jobsite £840.00 DesiDesi.com £80.00 Ealing & Acton Gazette £1,443.00 Economist £6,756.00 RFI20101214 Disclosure Document 1Recruitment Advertising Spend 2007 Publication Total Spend Environmental Health News £1,500.00 Estates Gazette £1,281.00 Evening Standard (London) £9,060.00 Ethnic Britain £1,675.00 Ethnic Media Package £990.00 Exec-appointments.co.uk £750.00 Ethnic Jobsite £360.00 Financial Times £16,430.00 Fish4jobs.co.uk £1,050.00 Foinse (Direct) £314.08 Golwg £3,553.20 Guardian £275,412.05 Guernsey Press And Star £5,660.28 The Grocer £650.00 Grapevine £2,100.00 GAAP Web £1,400.00 www.guardian.co.uk £58,110.00 The Guardian (Tanzania) US$ £353.00 Gulf News (Sterling) £270.00 www.gumtree.com £19.95 Guardian URL £6,590.00 Herald (Glasgow) £5,240.00 Horticulture Week £6,351.00 Hounslow Chronicle Newspaper G £0.00 Hull Daily Mail £3,442.70 IT Job Board £5,586.00 Irish Times (EU) £1,524.24 IET £1,270.00 www.iranian.com £385.82 Jersey Evening Post £3,456.00 Job Site Uk £1,500.00 Jobserve E-Mail Advertisements £6,850.00 Jobsgopublic.com £890.00 jobsite.co.uk £5,750.00 *DNU*Job Centre Publications £450.00 Jobsearch (Web) £400.00 Journalism.co.uk £875.00 www.jobswales.co.uk £1,500.00 jobsinbroadcast.co.uk £28.00 Jobs-southeast.co.uk £450.00 www.job.joelonsoftware.com £706.10 Jobs24.co.uk £50.00 Kemet Radio £260.00 Leicester Mercury (Northcliff) £6,155.04 Lincolnshire Echo Group (Linco £1,941.60 The Lawyer £10,339.00 Liverpool Daily Post £10,318.95 thelawyer.com £700.00 LA £300.56 Library & info gazette £800.00 Library & Information Gazette £800.00 Marketing £18,237.00 Marketing Week £9,217.00 Media Week £7,795.00 Monster (UK) £18,840.00 Music Week £7,652.00 mad.co.uk £2,415.00 Mrweb.co.uk £1,600.00 RFI20101214 Disclosure Document 1Recruitment Advertising Spend 2007 Publication Total Spend The Metro - (London) £6,000.00 www.mvuk.co.uk £50.00 motheratwork.co.uk £80.00 Minneapolis Star Tribune - GBP £166.56 Nottingham Evening Post £5,603.60 New Media Age £6,663.00 New Nation £1,291.26 Newcastle Evening Chronicle £1,792.00 Nipashe (USD) £449.27 Norwich Evening News £1,728.00 www.nmajobs.co.uk £200.00 Oban Times £490.05 Oxford Mail £1,058.40 onlinemarketingjobs.com £125.00 People Management £24,900.00 Personnel Today £7,463.50 Police Review £1,570.00 PR Week £9,735.00 Professional Pensions £1,100.00 Prospect Magazine £1,705.00 Planetrecuit.com £400.00 Personneltoday.com £3,570.00 Press Gazette £400.00 www.promomax-uk.org £200.00 Peoplemanagement.co.uk/jobs £790.00 www.prweekjobs.co.uk £1,300.00 Production Service Association £100.00 Reading Chronicle Group £842.10 Reading Evening Post £5,698.50 The Radio Magazine £3,655.00 Ready, Willing and Able £540.00 www.research-live.com £490.00 RWD Magazine £200.00 www.recconectafrica.com £840.00 Daily Reporter £265.96 Safety & Health Practitioner £3,250.00 Scotsman (Edinburgh) £4,275.00 Screen International £2,793.00 Stornoway Gazette & West Coast £624.00 Stratford-Upon-Avon Herald £468.00 Sunday Times £81,600.00 Supply Management £3,400.00 The Stage £2,681.00 Stoke Evening Sentinel £648.00 S1Jobs.com £1,760.00 www.secsinthecity.co.uk £1,350.00 SupplyChainRecruit.com £205.00 37 Signals £939.18 www.safleswyddi.co.uk £250.00 Southern Daily Echo Online £199.00 ScriptWriter Magazine £250.00 Signcommunity Website £1,800.00 The Times £1,780.00 Third Sector £7,820.00 Times Educational Supplement £3,660.00 jobs (Non Contract) £2,800.00 Top-Consultant.com £400.00 Target IT £400.00 RFI20101214 Disclosure Document 1Recruitment Advertising Spend 2007 Publication Total Spend lylegal £1,350.00 The Strad £507.00 Top Languages.co.uk £250.00 Thinkvitamin.com ($) £104.75 Thinkvitamin.com (œ) £188.20 Timesonline.co.uk £700.00 Tanzania Daily News £320.91 Turkish Daily News £303.51 www.usabilitynews.co.uk £265.00 The Voice £550.00 Western Mail (Cardiff) £24,281.15 West Highland Free Press £158.40 Worcester Evening News £3,926.65 Welshpool County Times £275.10 Y Cymro £1,033.20 Yorkshire Post £2,106.00 York Evening Press £1,350.00 Youreable.com £675.00 Yorkshire & Humber Regional Fo £50.00 Total £1,016,560.87.
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