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Digital Solutions – Coshocton Tribune Media offers many solutions to clients when it comes to digital advertising. This includes: Run Of Site (ROS) ads, targeted ads based on Zip, Age and Gender (ZAG) and rich media ads that are part of the umbrella page of the site. In addition, Coshocton Tribune Media offers Cars.com, Apartments.com and Homefinder.com packages.
www.coshoctontribune.com
2011 Avg. Monthly Page Views: 1,722,462
2011 Avg. Monthly Unique Visitors: 98,955
Mobile Advertising – Coshocton Tribune Media offers customers the opportunity to purchase mobile advertisements with a short three month commitment.
http://m.coshoctontribune.com
Avg. Monthly Mobile Impressions: 19,594
Print Advertising – Coshocton Tribune Media offers retail display ads, classified display ads, classified liner ads, adscapes, front page sticky notes and colored inserts.
Coshocton Tribune : Daily & Sunday
2011 Daily Circulation: 4,265; Readership: 9,852
2011 Sunday Circulation: 5,101; Readership: 12,701
In addition to our regular print products, Coshocton Tribune Media has a shopper publication called Coshocton ADvertiser. This is a free distribution paper that goes to households that do not subscribe to the paper in Coshocton County. This piece is distributed with many big box retailer pre-prints like Kroger and Wal-Mart
Coshocton ADvertiser: Free
2011 Distribution: 12,010
Our Beginnings
Since 1825, when the fi rst newspaper was published on a hand-operated press by D. William Maxwell, there have been 30 different newspapers in Coshocton County, with the Coshocton Tribune the sole survivor. The newspaper was the brainchild of William J. Bahmer, former Coshocton County school teacher and experienced newspaperman. When the Tribune
debuted in 1909, there already were two long-established dailies in Coshocton -- the Age and the Times. The idea that a town of less then 10,000 people could support three dailies and that a new paper could win out against such formidable, well-financed and well-entrenched opposition seemed absurd. Fred Wallace, a schoolteacher and lawyer, took over the reins at the paper, gambling all of his savings to buy stock in the venture. In 1917 he purchased the Age and consolidated it with the Tribune. After his death in 1933, his widow became president and publisher of the Tribune. She brought in her son, Robert, then with the Cleveland Press, as editor and general manager. Following her death in 1945, Nora Hall served as president until her death in 1952. William Wallace was managing editor until his death in 1960. Bruce Wallace, the youngest of the three brothers, is owner of local radio station WTNS, founded in 1947. The paper was later sold to Thompson Newspapers, then in 2000 to Gannett.
www.coshoctontribune.com
2011 Avg. Monthly Page Views: 1,722,462
2011 Avg. Monthly Unique Visitors: 98,955
Mobile Advertising – Coshocton Tribune Media offers customers the opportunity to purchase mobile advertisements with a short three month commitment.
http://m.coshoctontribune.com
Avg. Monthly Mobile Impressions: 19,594
Print Advertising – Coshocton Tribune Media offers retail display ads, classified display ads, classified liner ads, adscapes, front page sticky notes and colored inserts.
Coshocton Tribune : Daily & Sunday
2011 Daily Circulation: 4,265; Readership: 9,852
2011 Sunday Circulation: 5,101; Readership: 12,701
In addition to our regular print products, Coshocton Tribune Media has a shopper publication called Coshocton ADvertiser. This is a free distribution paper that goes to households that do not subscribe to the paper in Coshocton County. This piece is distributed with many big box retailer pre-prints like Kroger and Wal-Mart
Coshocton ADvertiser: Free
2011 Distribution: 12,010
Our Beginnings
Since 1825, when the fi rst newspaper was published on a hand-operated press by D. William Maxwell, there have been 30 different newspapers in Coshocton County, with the Coshocton Tribune the sole survivor. The newspaper was the brainchild of William J. Bahmer, former Coshocton County school teacher and experienced newspaperman. When the Tribune
debuted in 1909, there already were two long-established dailies in Coshocton -- the Age and the Times. The idea that a town of less then 10,000 people could support three dailies and that a new paper could win out against such formidable, well-financed and well-entrenched opposition seemed absurd. Fred Wallace, a schoolteacher and lawyer, took over the reins at the paper, gambling all of his savings to buy stock in the venture. In 1917 he purchased the Age and consolidated it with the Tribune. After his death in 1933, his widow became president and publisher of the Tribune. She brought in her son, Robert, then with the Cleveland Press, as editor and general manager. Following her death in 1945, Nora Hall served as president until her death in 1952. William Wallace was managing editor until his death in 1960. Bruce Wallace, the youngest of the three brothers, is owner of local radio station WTNS, founded in 1947. The paper was later sold to Thompson Newspapers, then in 2000 to Gannett.
Health & Insurance
• Medical Coverage
• Dental Coverage
• Vision Coverage
• Company provided Disability Coverage
• Company provided Life Insurance
• Optional Life Insurance
• Optional Accident Insurance
• Flexible Spending Account
• Discount Fitness Programs available for some sites
Retirement/Savings
• 401(k) Savings Plan
• Stock Purchase Plan
• Savings Bonds Purchase Plan
Work/Life Programs
• Vacation
• Flexible Work Options
• Adoption Assistance
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Subscription Discounts
• Employee Mortgage Program
through Wells Fargo
• Gannett Matching Program for charitable
contributions
Training & Development
• Tuition Reimbursement Program
• Consern Education Loan Program
(Wells Fargo)
• Online & Classroom Training Programs
• Educational Seminars
• Madelyn P. Jennings Scholarship Awards
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Gannett is a media and marketing solutions company with a diverse portfolio of broadcast, digital, mobile and publishing companies. The company provides consumers easy access to the things that matter most to them – any way and anywhere.
As Gannett builds on its valuable local brands and strong journalism, it also is expanding its mobile and digital businesses. It is a digital leader with a portfolio that includes a network of hundreds of local and national media organization web sites that reach 52 million unique users monthly; CareerBuilder.com, the nation’s top employment site which is expanding rapidly internationally and is already in 18 countries outside the U.S.; and Gannett Digital Media Network, which includes top brands such as USATODAY.com, 81 local MomsLikeMe.com sites; HighSchoolSports.net, a top digital sports brand; and action sports network BNQT.
USA TODAY, too, continues to be a leader in the mobile space, with more than 7 million total app downloads, including its iPad, iPhone and Android apps. Gannett Broadcasting is helping to lead the development of Digital Mobile TV.
At the same time, the company’s digital marketing companies offer innovative marketing solutions for any audience. PointRoll, an industry leader in rich media advertising solutions and technology, powers more than 50 percent of all rich media campaigns online and serves more than 150 billion ad impressions each year. ShopLocal is a leading provider of online marketing solutions that connect retailers with shoppers through innovative and effective marketing, enabling more than 100 of the nation’s top retailers to deliver localized promotions directly to shoppers.
The company’s 82 U.S. daily newspapers, including USA TODAY, reach 11.6 million readers every weekday and 12 million readers every Sunday, providing important news and information from their customers’ neighborhoods and around the globe. USA TODAY, the nation's No. 1 newspaper in print circulation, and USATODAY.com reach a combined 5.9 million readers daily.
The Broadcasting Division’s 23 TV stations reach 21 million households, covering 18.2 percent of the U.S. population. Through its Captivate subsidiary, the Broadcasting Division delivers news, information and advertising to a highly desirable audience demographic on 9,500 video screens located in elevators of office towers and select hotel lobbies in 25 major cities across North America.
To learn more about Gannett, please visit the corporate website at: www.Gannett.com
As Gannett builds on its valuable local brands and strong journalism, it also is expanding its mobile and digital businesses. It is a digital leader with a portfolio that includes a network of hundreds of local and national media organization web sites that reach 52 million unique users monthly; CareerBuilder.com, the nation’s top employment site which is expanding rapidly internationally and is already in 18 countries outside the U.S.; and Gannett Digital Media Network, which includes top brands such as USATODAY.com, 81 local MomsLikeMe.com sites; HighSchoolSports.net, a top digital sports brand; and action sports network BNQT.
USA TODAY, too, continues to be a leader in the mobile space, with more than 7 million total app downloads, including its iPad, iPhone and Android apps. Gannett Broadcasting is helping to lead the development of Digital Mobile TV.
At the same time, the company’s digital marketing companies offer innovative marketing solutions for any audience. PointRoll, an industry leader in rich media advertising solutions and technology, powers more than 50 percent of all rich media campaigns online and serves more than 150 billion ad impressions each year. ShopLocal is a leading provider of online marketing solutions that connect retailers with shoppers through innovative and effective marketing, enabling more than 100 of the nation’s top retailers to deliver localized promotions directly to shoppers.
The company’s 82 U.S. daily newspapers, including USA TODAY, reach 11.6 million readers every weekday and 12 million readers every Sunday, providing important news and information from their customers’ neighborhoods and around the globe. USA TODAY, the nation's No. 1 newspaper in print circulation, and USATODAY.com reach a combined 5.9 million readers daily.
The Broadcasting Division’s 23 TV stations reach 21 million households, covering 18.2 percent of the U.S. population. Through its Captivate subsidiary, the Broadcasting Division delivers news, information and advertising to a highly desirable audience demographic on 9,500 video screens located in elevators of office towers and select hotel lobbies in 25 major cities across North America.
To learn more about Gannett, please visit the corporate website at: www.Gannett.com