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Miscellaneous E-Newsletter Discounts Online Ad Rates Classified Ads ONLINE AD RATES PRINT AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder offers unique internet advertising on Auto/RealEstate - Spot Color $152.00 our website. The news and informa History General Display $25.24 About (per color) tion section of our website offers rotating banner ads on every page. Cecil E. $456.00 (per column inch) Four Color Our website receives more than 7,000 is the oldest woman- and Newman $42.00 Online Classified Ads The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder $5,292.00 Blind Box $ 10.00 unique hits per week with an average established Full Page $300 unlimited text minority-owned business in the state of Minnnesota. It is a the Minnesota Half Page $2,646.00 for 2 weeks of 10,000 hits per month. newspaper committed to meeting the news and information Spokesman- Fourth Page $1,323.00 Worship Service $150 unlimited text for is Recorder in Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Eighth Page $ 661.50 Advertising 2 weeks with the purchase The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder needs of African Americans. The 1934. Family bases its Internet adverting on of a print ad. a strong institution with deep roots in the Minneapolis and St. Paul owned and Impressions. Each “Impression” is operated, counted for a hit that will contain a communities and has played a major role in events such as: the MSR celebrates 77 Service Directory link-back to your organization’s web- • Juneteenth years of publishing and today is a Employment Ads $100.00 Legal Notices minority- and woman-owned company per month site, event or action item. • Rondo Days led by publisher Tracey L. Williams- (with or without a photo) Ist Run (PCI) $15.53 • UNCF Walk-A-Thon Dillard, grandaughter of Cecil E. Newman. Line Ads: $35.59 Internet Advertising: $10.35 MEDA Annual Gala (per column inch) Add’l Runs Placement & Size (In Pixels) • Church Listing • Northrop Auditorium’s presentation of the Unique Content including monthly cost * Display Ads: $38.25 $50.00 Dance Theatre of Harlem ) Marriage Dissolutions Community News, National News (per column inch) per month (without photo $200.00 Top and Bottom Banners 468 x 60 • Minnesota Twins African American Heritage Celebration Briefs, Political News, Social News, *Display Employment Ads $500.00 (Per 1,000 Impressions) • Minneapolis Urban League Family Day Featured Columnists, (for 3 weeks’ run) Business News, Sports, Arts & are those that include a Personal • The Gathering Entertainment, Church News, border or graphic logo. Announcements Assumed Name Center Box Banners 350 x 250 Church Listings, Community $300.00 (Per 1,000 Impressions) Calendar, Employment and $150.00 Create a permanent, long-lasting relationship that Six lines per column inch- Classifieds. Min. charge $50.00 (for 2 weeks’ run) is sure to succeed because it was built on a with a one inch minimum (prepaid) Side Rectangle Banners 250 x 150 solid foundation of community and trust $250.00 (Per 1,000 Impressions) Facts E-mail Employment ads Affidavit Includes 100 words to: classifieds@Spokesman- $5.00 Online Coupon 250 x 300 The MSR hits the newsstands every of text only 10 September 23-29, 2010 Recorder.com. $250.00 (Per Week) Wednesday and mailboxes every For additional lines of text, Thursday. Inserts $.50 per word 9 , 2008 5 Is local vanilla media ready ,12-18 2010 YouTube Commercials Purple panic! www.spokesman-recorder.com June9-15 September for all-Black sports talk? August 5-11, 2010 The MSR has a readership of 40,000. Vikings 0-2! Vol. 76 No. 1 They’ll keep ignoring us until we call them out Community Standard/Pre-Recorded Spots Starting the sea - you seen the Vikings Africa: $85.00 per thousand son 0-2 is no way to schedule? After Sun- a sstrugglingtrug continent on an upward climb make the playoffs, day’s Detroit game, I’ve seen radio for - U.S.Ua. greatS. RRep. talkep show Keith but Ellison meets withgli leadersng c oof Liberia, Kenya and Tanzania parliaments Photo charge hasn’t been given. Ke hisit h nt especially when you the Vikings play a mats come and go over ANOTHER Ellison me inent on Only rugged stretch of six just dues,” Bashir rec- ets with an lose at home like the the years, such as all- l eaders of Li upward The MSR is a cultural and respectful Marketplace - beri c Vikings did Sunday of their next seven weather and all-disco. ommends for early af a, Kenya and limb games against 2009 VIEW ternoons, followed by The Clubs Tanza 14-10 to the Miami Before KFAN turned to nia parliamen $15.00 Dolphins. playoff teams, in - sports, it was a coun - Mark Gray, who cur - ts (Per Run — Up to 30 per • Arnellia’s $75.00 HARLES link between African Americans and cluding four road C rently does a nightly Brett Favre start- FITZ BEAT try station, and before 1183 University Ave. W., St. Paul, games: New York on HALLMAN show on Radio One’s By Charles Hallman ed at quarterback KSTP went to all-sports 651-642-5975 Business Card for the 287th consec- LARRYENTERTAINMENTMonday night, Oct. this past spring, it was AROUND flagship TOWN station WOL in Staff Writer DISCOUNTS utive time, an NFL FITZGERALD 11 at Green Bay, at right-wing talk for over two de- Washington, D.C. • Blue Nile Restaurant New report their community. month) record in this, his New England and at cades after switching from being “I love what the Carey Sisters & Lounge hehe U.S.U.S. HouseHo Democ- em use Democ- 20th season. So far it has not Chicago. a music spotlights station. do, but I would love to see th 2027 Franklin Ave. E., Mpls., 612- racyracy Partnership (HDP) Cabooze Partnership predicts been so good; the Vikings have Whew! That’s a rough There are three all-sports sta- from seven (pm) to midnight,” Omarr Bashir 338-3000 or Henry www.bluenilempls. Lake (HDP) Display 917 Cedar Ave., Mpls., regularlyregul works with com arly works been an absolute mess o n of- stretch, but Thisthe Vikings areweek’s tal- tions in this town, but not an all- he 612-338-6425adds, referring or to the two sib- emergingT democratic legisla-with The drastic cuts t lings who host an Internet weekly Every Tues., 10 pm & Wed., 1 am: E-NEWSLETTER fense. They’ve committed five ented enough to win them all if Black sports talk station. Why no www.cabooze.com - tures in other countries. U.S. two-term Minnesota Fifth til 2009 she was the only Poet’sBlackn o Grooveered hockey,open mic football, night, basketball turnovers in two games and they can fix their woeful pass- here? showSat., from Sept. Las 11, Vegas. 9 pm Shock G Congressman Keith Ellison is District Congressman recent- the Timberwolves broadcasthosted team by — Kevin he covered Washington everything. and When in public have produced only two touch- ing game. “Absolutely it could work,”- de “Iof think Digital the Underground opinions shared fea one of two Black lawmakers ly spoke exclusively to the (must be prepaid) as a sideline reporter. Desdemonayou have people who are that ex- downs. Favre has won more games clares Henry Lake, a rarely heard on thatturing network Humpty [or station ] MSR There have been other BlacksNo cover; tremely this is talented,an ages-18+ they should on the 20-member HDP and about his second HDP trip to safety Sizes & Weekly rates Hump & DJ Fuze Frequency Discounts The result: an 0-2 start. than any quarterback in histo- on-air personality at KFA N. would be the boldest, Blackest event. Membership Tickets are $12 in advance that came and left this area — [still] be around.” has previously visited Africa Africa in two years — his third Teams that start the season 0-2 ry, 181. He’s also lost more, 106. “When you look at the opinions and most thoughtful,” Bashir be- Every Thurs., 11 pm & Fri., 2 am: and $15 at the door. most had to work with an under- Before taking to the web air- in 2008 and Iraq, Pakistan and overseas trip overall. have only a 13 percent chance He is the record book of football we express and how diverse we lieves. More importantly, it would Exodus, featuring Prince Jabba & Rep. Keith Ellison utilization status at the particular waves on Thursday evenings Afghanistan in 2009. Speaking by phone from his of qualifying for the playoffs — at quarterback, closing in on are, it should be available right smash the long misguided notion Lynval Jackson *All Banner ads are in rotation with Washington, D.C. office, Ellison calls for bill that Millennium Hotel media outlet they were employedCover (www.lvrocks.com), is $10. sisters Valen “We are not there to tell peo- (15,000 viewers ratio) that is the hole the Vikings have 70,000 career yards passing and now. There are plenty of [Black] that Blacks can play but can’t talk Southern Theater with, Lake notes. “When yousee and Brandy Carey both worked ple what to do,” explains Elli- talked about his nine-day trip in dug for themselves. 1311Twice Nicollet now 500 Ave., career Mpls. touchdown passes. people out there [to fill an a ll- sports. helps save local jobs 1420 Washington Ave. S., Mpls., 612-340-1725a talented person like Ron John- in television, radio and sports forson. “The U.S. is the oldest de- early July to Liberia, Kenya and the Vikings have lost the turn- In two games he has thrown sports lineup].” Says Lake, “We do get a chance • Favor Café or www.southerntheater.org son [formerly with Fox Sports over five years.
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