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Special Section Advertising Space Reservation Form - Authors and Publishers Spring Special 2012

This Spring, you are invited to share your new and favorite books, videos, music and bookstores with the voracious readers of the High County News audience at 50% off regular ad rates!

Yes, our audience still reads books! In fact, when we asked our readers what type of advertising they wanted to see in the magazine, 88% said "Yes" to books.

As always, each issue of High Country News features one to two book or media reviews, so if you have any author profiles, books, videos, music or other media to submit for review, please contact Jodi Peterson editor@hcn.org.

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Authors & Publishers Special

Spring 2012

Please choose ad size and color preference below:


Ad prices are per issue @ 50% off standard rates. 
Choose issue dates below. 
Please contact us for special scheduling requests.

 

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1/2 page horizontal measures:
8.825" width x 5" height

1/2 page vertical measures:
4.329" width x 10.253" height

1/4 page measures:
4.329" width x 5" height

1/8 page horizontal measures:
4.329" width x 2.439" height

1/8 page vertical measures:
2.081" width x 5" height

1/16 page measures:
2.081" width x 2.439" height
 
The following digital formats work best:
PDF, EPS, TIFF, JPG

Conditions – All requests for advertising and cancellation of ad space must be in writing.
Art Submission Deadlines – Final reservations and art submissions due no later than 5p.m. on art deadline date.

Billing - Invoices will be sent after issue publication and are due within 30 days of receipt.
Material Submissions – mail to: High Country News, P.O. Box 1091, Paonia, CO 81428 or e-mail to: advertising@hcn.org

For more information contact: 

David J. Anderson
Director of Advertising
E-mail: davida@hcn.org
Mail: High Country News
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           Paonia, CO 81428
Tel: 970-527-4898, ext. 40

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