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MMAGAZINE AG A Z IN E MAGAZINE MAGAZINE www.airportmagazine.net | August/September 2015 www.airportmagazine.net | June/July 2015 www.airportmagazine.net | February/March 2015

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NON-AERONAUTICAL REVENUE SECURITYU.S. AIRPORT TRENDS Airport Employee n Beacons Deliver Airport/ Screening Retail Trends Passenger Benefits n Hosting Special Events UAS Security Issues Editorial Board Outlook for 2015 n CEO Interview Airport Diversity Initiatives Risk-Based Security Initiatives

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s Airport Magazine enters its 27th year of publication, TO OUR we are proud to state that we continue to produce AVIATION Atop quality articles that fulfill the far-ranging needs of airports, including training information; the lessons airports INDUSTRY have learned on subjects such as ARFF, technology, airfield and FRIENDS terminal improvements; information about the state of the nation’s economy and its impact on air service; news on regulatory and legislative issues; and much more. Further, our magazine continues to make important strides to bring its readers practical and timely information in new ways. In addition to printed copies that are mailed to AAAE members and subscribers, we offer a full digital edition, as well as a free mobile app that can be enjoyed on Apple, Android and Kindle Fire devices. In our app you will discover the same caliber of content you’ve grown to expect, plus mobile-optimized text, embedded rich media, and social media connectivity. For example, you can enjoy an RSS feed from Twitter, which means that any time you revisit your app, you’ll receive current, relevant information. You also can share content with a friend, colleague, or network. Airport Magazine’s editorial purpose remains the same, however, which is to meet the practical, day-to-day and long-range operational and planning requirements of our airport and corporate readers. Airport Magazine’s editorial content benefits from the active participation of its Editorial Advisory Board, which consists of airport and corporate members who help to ensure that the magazine’s editorial content fulfills reader priorities. I can’t thank members of the advisory board enough for sharing their experience and their valuable time to ensure that READ AT our magazine’s editorial content fulfills reader priorities. Our ambitious plans for 2016 would not be possible, however, without the faithful support 850 of our many advertisers. Since our first year of publication, companies that advertise to AIRPORTS the airport community have relied on Airport Magazine to deliver their message to this audience. We appreciate your trust, and we pledge to keep on earning it, year after year. Airport Magazine made important strides in 2015 to bring you useful information, and we welcome your comments and suggestions about future editorial content. DELIVERED TO MORE THAN All of us at Airport Magazine look forward to working with you in 2016 and beyond. 90 Sincercely, INDUSTRY CONFERENCES Barbara Cook | Editor and Publisher | [email protected]

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Print still maintains its stance as a powerful AIRPORT and necessary component of an ad campaign. MAGAZINE’S Forbes.com HIGHLY A well-rounded advertising campaign will incorporate as many media TARGETED MORE THAN platforms as possible to ensure effective coverage. Print advertising continues to be an essential element of any advertising campaign. SEGMENT OF Research has shown that people are over-saturated with electronic THE INDUSTRY 27 forms of advertising, and it’s often ignored. While electronic forms YEARS OF EXPERIENCE of advertising are important and cost-effective, they often lack MAKES IT the protection, credibility and invested engagement that only print advertising can offer. THE PERFECT More and more we see companies have to live in both worlds – the digital, mobile/app PLATFORM world and the print world. This will be the trend moving forward in 2016, and it’s not just FOR YOUR traditional companies going digital. Companies that once only existed digitally/online have begun to live in the world of print as well. Websites are beginning to launch their own print ADVERTISING magazines to take advantage of the print renaissance. Websites such as Airbnb.com, CNET.com, Net-a-Porter.com, and Dogster.com and Catster.com all recently have launched CAMPAIGN their own printed magazines. In fact, some magazines that deserted print for digital-only editions are returning to printed magazines! AAAEAAAE DELIVERSDELIVERS FOR AIRPORTAIRPORT EXECUTIVESEXECUTIVES

MMAGAZINE AG A Z IN E www.airportmagazine.net | August/September 2015 Mobile and video are the fastest- growing segments of digital advertising. CNBC.com SECURITYU.S. AIRPORT Airport Employee Airport Magazine has the best of both the printed and digital/mobile app worlds. Building Screening UAS Security Issues off decades of print magazine success, we launched an updated digital/mobile app version Risk-Based in April 2012. Airport Magazine’s advanced digital/mobile app edition not only gives readers Security Initiatives the ability to read Airport Magazine on a computer, tablet or smartphone, but also allows a more interactive and comprehensive experience for the airport industry’s more Web- savvy professionals. This interactive experience applies directly to our advertisers with the abundance of advertising options available. Print ads automatically are included in the digital/mobile app edition, and digital/mobile app-only ads are available such as cover sponsorship, blow-in videos, launch images and banner ads. All digital/mobile app ads are reasonably priced and aimed directly at a highly motivated, progressive audience. Our award-winning print magazine is read by some 850 airports and continues to be the #1 rated product of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE). For more than 27 years, the airport industry has placed its trust in Airport Magazine for its valued editorial content, including the latest industry products and services. Profit from our % years of experience and loyal readership by advertising in Airport Magazine today! 87 OF AAAE MEMBERS RATE AIRPORT MAGAZINE AS EFFECTIVE OR HIGHLY EFFECTIVE

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Airport Magazine’s highly targeted segment of the industry makes it the perfect platform AIRPORT for your company’s print advertising campaign. Our readers are the people who make the MAGAZINE decisions and sign the checks. READERS MAKE THE 11% BUYING 7% Officials 20% (federal/state/local) DECISIONS Corporate Management 4% Foreign Government

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56% Airport Executives 12% Facilities and Maintenance Of our readers... 15% 7% Operations % Concessions 91 15% 5% Security HAVE THE AUTHORITY Environmental TO BUY, RECOMMEND OR SPECIFY 46% PRODUCTS AND Top Level Airport SERVICES Decision Makers

% 86 AIRPORT MAGAZINE IS READ BY THE MOST INFLUENTIAL OF OUR READERS USE PEOPLE IN THE AIRPORT INDUSTRY AIRPORT MAGAZINE ■■ Airport directors and CEOs – top-level decision-makers TO LEARN ABOUT AIRPORT INDUSTRY ■■ Senior-level managers in airport operations, maintenance, security, concessions, PRODUCTS AND environmental, IT, ARFF, airfield safety and administration SERVICES ■■ Key aviation lawmakers on Capitol Hill ■■ Government agencies, including FAA, DOT, TSA and DHS Published by the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), the largest % professional organization for airport executives in the world, representing thousands of 89 airport management personnel at public-use airports since 1928, Airport Magazine is the association’s flagship periodical. OF OUR READERS MANAGE PEOPLE OR A DEPARTMENT

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Thousands of aviation professionals — your customers — visit aaae.org and aviationnews.net daily for timely, reliable airport news and information. Combined, ONLINE the websites generate more than 70,000 unique visitors and 280,000 page views ADVERTISING each month! Our distinct mix of timely, insightful and relevant industry news makes us an invaluable resource to busy aviation executives and the ideal place to deliver your GIVES YOU company’s message. GREATER For more information on placing an advertisement online, please contact Greg Mihelic at [email protected], or call 703.824.0500, Ext. 136 today! REACH AND GREATER AAAE.ORG IMPACT

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I look forward each month to reading the articles in Airport Magazine. The topics are always timely and helpful. I usually find several that I pass around and share with staff. The mobile version is really cool for those of us that are always on the go! Tory Richardson, A.A.E. V.P. Human Resources & Strategy Columbus Regional Airport Authority

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AAAE MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT 2016 BASE RATES 15% of gross to all active AAAE corporate members. Association member discount not available if FOUR COLOR 1X 4X 6X advertising agency commission applies. Back Cover $10,400 — —

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SPECIAL SECTIONS Two-Page Spread $10,850 $9,650 $8,450 A special editorial supplement to Airport Magazine Full Page $7,40 0 $6,800 $5,950 is a powerful, effective way to place your story in 2/3 Page $5,950 $5,350 $4,550 front of leading airport executives and corporate professionals. Whether you are an airport that wants 1/2 Page $4,550 $4,000 $3,550 to increase its marketing intiatives or a company that wants to demonstrate its market-leading insight and 1/3 Page $3,450 $3,200 $2,950 expertise, an Airport Magazine Special Section will 1/6 Page $2,300 $1,950 $1,750 deliver your message to thousands of airport decision makers. The 1,000-piece bonus run allows you to distribute the section to whomever you choose. SPECIAL SECTIONS

CUSTOM PAGE COUNT CUSTOM PRE-DESIGNED All design and editorial done by Airport Magazine, 8 Pages $15,000 $10,000 artwork supplied by client. 16 Pages $24,000 $16,000 PRE-DESIGNED ART All artwork and editorial supplied by client must be press-ready. Please see our digital specifications for details on file submission. Each Special Section Beyond the will be an editorial supplement in an issue of Airport Evolution of the background of its first administrator, John Magaw. Aviation Security: While the IC slowly began tearing down the silos of Magazine, and you also will receive 1,000 stand-alone information between the many intelligence collection capabilities — 17 at present, not counting the many state and local intelligence resources — aviation security remained very much a prescriptive police function. That changed in 2011 when then-TSA Administrator John copies of the Special Section. Additional stand-alones Pistole, a former FBI official, introduced intelligence- Survival driven, risk-based security (RBS). RBS changed the dynamics by applying intelligence-synthesized information to the greatest risks facing transportation, may be purchased separately. while simultaneously taking advantage of the new information-sharing protocols and methods championed of THE by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) in response to the 9/11 report. Additionally, RBS addressed another gap, namely that merely responding to past behaviors leads to continued uncertainty. RBS, now firmly entrenched, has become the backbone of Published rates do not include charges for additional Nimblest aviation security in symmetric and asymmetric ways. BY ROBERT P. OLISLAGERS, A.A.E. Recently, the ODNI and TSA rolled out two new intelligence-driven initiatives aimed at augmenting the layered security practices already in place. These include methods similar to predictive analytics, as work needed to prepare advertisements for printing. well as intelligence-sharing methods using subject matter experts (SMEs). Predictive analytics variety of mathematical techniques in order to make predictions about the future as opposed to statistical,employs a Preparation work performed by the publisher will be trend or historical analyses. In other words, the data rather than the model drives the outcome, where the “what” is more important than the “why.” At the other end of the IC spectrum, intelligence analysis using SMEs not only will break down barriers billed as an additional charge. dependent on minute or disruptive butterfly effects as it between industry and the IC and improve mutual errorism and counterterrorism are a little bit like is on sustained evolutionary sequencing. What we know that; to determine where the next threat comes —ALAN KAY understanding, but also it will put humans in the loop is what we know, and imagination is but one element with specific expertise to further supplement analysis Tfrom, you have to first imagine it. This point was enforcement (LE) communities, may have hung on to of counterterrorism. from collected information across the enterprise. These made by the 9/11 Commission when it concluded that isolated bits of information that, in hindsight, might Terrorism was part of the landscape long before initiatives aim to reduce uncertainty at the core by the events of September 11 and our failure to stop them have given us clues to a catastrophe in the making. resulted, in part, from a failure of the imagination. The the Wright brothers took to the skies, and once flying breaking the point-counterpoint mentality by adding “The best way to predict Alas, most people are not Alan Kay, and Clancy became commonplace, it, too, became a target of new symmetric and asymmetric tools to the layered commission also observed that a lack of information commented after the events of 9/11 that any book sharing, vertically and horizontally, further obscured malcontents, miscreants and criminals. From the early security tool box. thebased futureon the notion ofis multiple to invent crashing it” into hijackings to Cuba, to today’s extremist attempts to our vision. buildings would never have passed editorial muster. So, what do these programs look like? TSA has bomb aircraft in flight, aviation security has responded introduced an internally driven program called After all, Tom Clancy first gave us a glimpse of the The “immaculate collection” is how Director of to each successive act with a tailored counter. In turn, Dynamic Aviation Risk Management System, or threat in “Debt of Honor” (1994). Similarly, the public, National Intelligence James Clapper recently referred terrorists adapted and so did industry, the IC and LE, DARMS. Once fully implemented, the system will allow as well as members of the intelligence (IC) and law to the IC’s efforts to predict national security threats game on — except this is no game; “It is war,” declared TSA to apply algorithms to various identified threat in the face of diminished resources and increasing former President George W. Bush. streams and develop risk profiles upon which to base restrictions. Truth be known, the future is as much For the first decade after the 2001 events, “reactive” 10 | AIRPORTMAGAZINE.NET and deploy countermeasures and allocate resources and security was the industry norm in aviation. TSA was | FEBRUARY/MARCH security capabilities as needed. The DARMS program 2015 created with a firm law enforcement bent, a reflection of looks to have its core capabilities derived from proven risk management systems similar to safety management Airport Magazine continues to systems (SMS) and others. The success of the passenger-

AIRPORTMAGAZINE.NET | FEBRUARY/MARCH be an excellent source of current 2015 | 11 and relevant industry information and, additionally, provides a valuable channel for us to connect with prospective clients. Ramon Ricondo President Ricondo & Associates, Inc.

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FEBRUARY/MARCH | TECHNOLOGY ISSUE AUGUST/SEPTEMBER | AIRPORT SECURITY ISSUE Features will explore current and future technologies Airport security procedures and products are evaluated for that advance airport efficiency, operations, safety and inside the terminal and on the operational grounds. management goals ■■ Airport Cybersecurity Lessons Learned ■■ Capturing and Effectively Using Customer Analytics ■■ Employee and Contractor Security Screening ■■ Increasing Terminal Efficiencies by Evaluating Passenger ■■ Using Biometrics to Screen Travelers Monitoring Systems ■■ UAS Regulations Update ■■ Regulating UAS Operations Near Airports Deadlines: Insertion Orders...... 08/08/2016 Deadlines: Insertion Orders...... 02/08/2016 Artwork Materials...... 08/12/2016 Artwork Materials...... 02/12/2016 Bonus Distributions: Bonus Distributions: ●● ACI-NA Annual Conference ●● 50th NEC/AAAE International Aviation Snow Symposium ●● AAAE National Airports Conference (NAC) ●● AAAE/ACI-NA Washington Legislative Conference ●● AAAE Security Summit ●● National Airport Development Conference and Ground Handling Initiative Workshop ●● Airports Going Green Conference

APRIL/MAY | AAAE ANNUAL CONFERENCE ISSUE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER | ARFF AND AIRFIELD SAFETY ISSUE This issue will focus on AAAE and the 87th Annual AAAE Conference and Exposition in Houston, Texas This issue will study airport emergency services, including ARFF, SMS and other emergency services procedures. ■■ AAAE Annual Report ■■ Final Preparation for SMS Implementation ■■ AAAE 2016 Buyers’ Guide ■■ Cost-Effective Means to Equip ARFF ■■ Developing the New Generation of Airport Manager ■■ Creating ICS for Airports Insertion Orders...... 04/04/2016 Deadlines: ■■ Progress on FAA’s RIM Program Artwork Materials...... 04/08/2016 Deadlines: Insertion Orders...... 10/11/2016 Bonus Distributions: Artwork Deadlines...... 10/14/2016 ●● 88th Annual AAAE Conference and Exposition Bonus Distribution: ●● AAAE/GL Chapter AAAE National Aviation Environmental Management Conference ●● AAAE Security Summit ●● AAAE International Airport Emergency DECEMBER/JANUARY | AIRPORT ARCHITECTURE Preparedness Conference AND ENGINEERING ISSUE ●● AAAE/ACI-NA Cyber Security Meeting Airport architecture/engineering and development are reviewed, including methods, procedures and JUNE/JULY | CONCESSIONS AND NON- customer service. AERONAUTICAL REVENUE ISSUE ■■ Modernizing Older U.S. Airports to Match Today’s Needs This issue focuses on concessions and other non- ■■ aeronautical revenue sources at airports such as parking, Rightsizing Gate Space for Maximum Usage special events, land/facility rentals, and more. ■■ Using Airport/Terminal Design to Improve the ■■ Leveraging New Transportation Network Companies Customer Experience ■■ Developing Effective Land/Facility Rentals and Leases Deadlines: Insertion Orders...... 11/28/2016 on Airport Property Artwork Materials...... 12/02/2016 ■■ Increasing Revenue From Current Rental Car and Bonus Distributions: Parking Practices ●● ACC/AAAE Airport Planning, Design and ■■ Implementing Asset Management Systems to Construction Symposium Control Costs ●● 31st Annual Aviation Issues Conference Deadlines: Insertion Orders...... 06/13/2016 Artwork Materials...... 06/17/2016 Bonus Distributions: ●● AAAE (GA) Issues and Security Conference ●● AAAE/ACI-NA Summer Legislative “Fly-In”

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PUBLICATION TRIM SIZE SAFETY PRINTING PROCESS 8.375” x 10.875” Live area should be .25” inside Sheet-Fed publication trim size PUBLICATION BLEED SIZE BINDING 8.625” x 11.125 Saddle stitch

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Ad Size (including bleeds): 7.875" x 5.375" 4.75" x 4.75" 4.75" x 2.375” 8.625 x 5.625” Live Area: 7.875” x 5.125”

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PREFERRED FORMAT PROOF InDesign for Macintosh with associated graphic Please submit a Matchprint, Chromalin, Iris or other images and fonts or high-resolution PDF with comparable digital proof for color guidance on press all fonts embedded. and include registration marks. Any color laser or inkjet proofs submitted will not be used for color guidance. ACCEPTED FORMATS Color cannot be guaranteed unless acceptable proofs are provided. InDesign, Illustrator and high-resolution PDF. Please note any special instructions on the proof. UNACCEPTABLE FORMATS Ads created in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher QUESTIONS? or PowerPoint for either Macintosh or PC will not Please contact our graphics department at be accepted. 703-824-0504 for questions regarding ad specs, sizes and digital requirements. AD SUBMISSION Ad files may be submitted on either CD/DVD or emailed COPY AND CONTRACT CONDITIONS as a high-resolution PDF to [email protected]. 1. Publisher shall not be responsible for claims made in advertisement, and advertiser shall indemnify FTP SITE and hold the publisher harmless from liability of any kind arising from such claims, including reasonable Ad files may be uploaded toftp://magazine. attorneys’ fees and all other associated costs airportnet.org of litigation. USER ID: upload • PASSWORD: twinkie 2. Publisher shall not be responsible for errors caused If posting to ftp site, please notify art director by sending by printer. an email to [email protected] and state the company and 3. Cancellations will not be accepted after order closing file name. date and none may be considered executed unless acknowledged by the publisher. PAGE LAYOUT 4. Advertisers and advertising agencies jointly and ■■ Update all links to support files. severally agree to be responsible for payment to the publisher for all advertising space purchased. ■■ Do not apply style attributes to fonts from within page Disclaimers are not permitted. layout application (i.e., italics, bold, outline, shadow, etc.). Please use the actual font family variant. 5. All advertisements are subject to approval by the publisher. ■■ Airport Magazine will print only four-color process. Please convert any RGB or PMS spot colors to CMYK four-color process. Airport Magazine is one of those ARTWORK rare industry publications that is ■■ Include all graphics used in your ad as separate files. passed around the office and often ■■ Please use Postscript fonts only. Include both screen and printer fonts. True Type fonts kept on file (instead of in the trash!) are unacceptable. for future reference. It’s also a ■■ All images must be high-resolution at 300 dpi. great source to keep up/refresh ■■ All color images must be in CMYK format. ■■ For Illustrator files, convert all text to outlines. from recent conferences that ■■ For PDF files, please embed all fonts. we may have missed attending. ■■ Provide all screen and printer fonts. Mark VanLoh, A.A.E. Director Kansas City International Airport

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DIGITAL AIRPORT MAGAZINE’S DIGITAL/MOBILE APP EDITIONS ARE AIMED DIRECTLY AT A HIGHLY MOTIVATED, PROGRESSIVE MAGAZINE AIRPORT AUDIENCE ADVERTISING It’s critical in today’s fast-paced world that your message connects with the proper customer by the methods that those customers use. Reach the Web-savvy airport professionals by advertising in Airport Magazine’s digital, and mobile app editions. Print advertisers automatically have their advertisement placed in the digital, mobile app editions, instantly diversifying their advertising campaigns. However, advertising opportunities in only the digital, mobile/app editions are a cost-efficient and valuable option. Our digital, mobile/ app advertising selection encompasses a wide range of alternatives to reach this engaged audience. These include banner ads, sponsorships, videos, blow-ins and static ads, to name a few. By advertising in Airport Magazine’s digital, mobile/app editions an advertiser

AIRPORT MAGAZINE can take full advantage of multiple media platforms to ensure maximum exposure. ANDROID APP You’ll find Airport Magazine on Apple’s Newsstand for iPhone and iPad, in Android’s Google Play Marketplace and in the Amazon Appstore for Kindle Fire. Search “Airport Magazine” or to get it now, scan the proper QR code.

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AIRPORT MAGAZINE File Formats High Resolution PDF APPLE APP Features Can link to internal pages, external sites Good use As a welcome page, to flag new content Other Supports multimedia PRICE $1,000

BLOW-IN Location Overlays page(s) of choice Size Maximum 500w x 300h pixels File Formats JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF Features Can select page position, link to URL Good use To intercept reader and force purchase Other Supports multimedia PRICE $500

WEB CONTENT (IFRAME) BLOW-IN Location Overlays page(s) of choice Size Suggested maximum 500w x 300h pixels File Formats HTML (prepared embed code), web URL Features Display upon opening page (default) or accessed via hot area on page Good use PollDaddy polls, your own Web-hosted content Other Does not support external linking (unless link is included in iFramed content) or scaling with zoom PRICE $500

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LEADERBOARD AD BELLY BAND Location Above the digital issue, within the interface Location Overlays page(s) of choice Size Industry standard 728w x 90h pixels Size Maximum 800w x 175h pixels File Formats JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF, SWF File Formats JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF Features Can add JavaScript ad tag, link to URL Features Can select page position, link to URL Good use To promote product, commerce, Good use Last issue, renewals, event reminders resources, events Other Supports multimedia Other Supports multimedia. Ads are PRICE $300 associated with individual issues unless otherwise specified. PRICE $500 I value the timely, insightful and BUTTON DRAWER AD industry-specific articles that Location Bottom of left navigation panel AAAE’s Airport Magazine provides Size Maximum 180w x 150h pixels for its readers. This publication is File Formats JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF, SWF Features Can add JavaScript ad tag, link to URL a great resource that helps keep Good use To sell subscriptions, promote social sharing airport executives informed about Other Supports multimedia critical issues facing our industry. PRICE $400 Erin O’Donnell Managing Deputy Commissioner Chicago Midway International Airport

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Use video to create a captive audience. Videos are AUDIO/VIDEO set up to appear on all platforms (digital edition and app). Video on the iPhone and Android smartphones plays in full screen mode; video on the iPad and Kindle Fire plays on the page where it is placed or in full screen mode.

Location Select page number, request preferred position Size & Length Maximum 100MB, 480px wide minimum (recommended), 4 minutes maximum (unless using third-party hosting) Video Formats MPEG (.mpg, .mp4), Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv, .f4v), QuickTime (.mov), AVI (.avi), YouTube (embed URL) is digital edition only Audio Formats .mp3, .wav Note Audio files will display via the same player framework as video files iPad Settings Scaling: Should the video be set to a fixed size, or should it scale with the page? (default: fixed size) Autoplay: Should the video play automatically, or is a click required to play? (default: automatic) Close Button: Should the user be able to close the video? (default: yes) Hidden: Hide video when the page displays, access via a hot area on the page? (default: no) Design Initial image: For Web – What appears at 3 seconds. For iPad – First frame Play arrow: We will add Close button: We will add Position: Request preferred position as overlay, or add video placeholder to PDF. Note that smartphones display video as full screen once tapped to play. PDF/ Adding a video placeholder is recommended if the video is supposed Page Setup to look like it’s part of the page design. The placeholder will appear for users who are offline on phone apps or the mobile webreader, rather than a Please note that blank page area. smartphones have If you are allowing space on the page for video, it should be smaller than smaller screens. the video to ensure correct look when media displays. For the iPhone and For video/audio accessed via a hot screen on the page, include the hot Android phones, video area as part of your page design (no placeholder). is automatically set to PRICE $1,500 a fixed size, a click is IMPORTANT Videos for magazine issues with apps cannot have hot links. required to play, and Flash animation (.swf) format is not supported. there is a close button. Videos will not be available for offline viewing.

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Advertising in mobile apps is growing by leaps and bounds, and is currently the hottest form of digital advertising! Smartphone ownership doubled in 2011 and one in three MOBILE APP U.S. consumers now own a tablet. According to the November 2011 study, “The Mobile ADVERTISING Magazine Reader,” released by the MPA (The Association of Magazine Media) and Affinity Research firm, 73 percent of tablet and e-reader owners with magazine-branded apps engage with magazine ads. Like digital editions, remember that images and text in the app edition can also be hot linked to websites, request forms, and eCommerce pages.

LAUNCH IMAGES BANNER ADS After a user clicks the icon to launch an app, the launch Banner ads on moblie devices are relatively new and image displays while the app loads. The functionality exciting, offering a new advertising platform to many. is the same for iPhone, iPad and Android, although the With Airport Magazine, one mobile banner ad purchase image will display in different sizes. receives three different sizes. Location Displays on the device while the app loads SMALL – Portrait Orientation Size iPhone: 320w x 480h pixels Location iPhone: Home screen, RSS articles, iPad: 768w x 1024h pixels Search results, Magazine article Android: 320w x 480h pixels text, Bookmarks Kindle Fire: 768w x 1024h pixels Android: Home screen, RSS articles, File Format PNG Search results, Magazine article Design n Plan for the upper 20 pixels to be text, Bookmarks overlapped by the device status bar Size 320w x 50h pixels n Allow a 45h x 260w neutral area at File Format PNG the bottom MEDIUM – Portrait Orientation Good use Image advertising, brand recognition, public Location iPad: RSS articles, Search results, relations Magazine article text, Bookmarks, PRICE $350 per issue – three issue minimum Library screen Kindle Fire: RSS articles, Search results, Magazine article text, Bookmarks, Library screen Size 728w x 90h pixels File Format PNG Tilt your seat back and enjoy the fl ight. We do everything but fl y the plane. For the latest in operations, facilities and technologies, turn to professionals from LARGE – Landscape Orientation Burns & McDonnell. Our aviation services — including program management, master planning, BIM management, design and design-build, environmental planning and design, condition assessments and commissioning — follow a clear, smart approach:

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