Major Ad/PR agencies, media outlets think Who's Who in Black Media is a hit
When America’s Black readers or corporate diversity professionals think of Black media outlets, do they think of your company?
We Can Help!
The minority media market is hot! Over the past decade, corporations have spent over $20 billion with minority media outlets and this is only the beginning. Just think about that for a moment.
Corporations spent more than $3 billion to acquire Black Entertainment Television and over $4 to acquire Telemundo. Readers spent over $10 million on minority magazine subscriptions. That's an industry you cannot afford to over look.
With Black Press Yearbook you can:
- Identify news outlets to pitch your articles.
- Gain access to potential advertising buyers and decision-makers.
- Locate potential new vendors and suppliers.
Who's Buying the Who's Who in Black Media directory
The inaugural edition of the directory sold out of its first and second printings. Companies that purchased copies of or advertisements in the directory included some of the biggest names in business including (partial list):
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African American Point of View newspaper
* African Americans on Wheels magazine
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American Cancer Association
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Anthem Insurance
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Baltimore Sun
* Balita Media, Inc.
* Black Entertainment Television
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Carol Swain Diversity Consulting
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DC Vote
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Diversity City Media
* Eastman Kodak
* Electronic Urban Report
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Freedom Forum
* Gospel Truth magazine
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Human Rights Campaign
* Indianapolis Urban League
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IPL-AES
* Jazzmyne Public Relations
* Johnson Publishing Company
* Maine Visitors Bureau
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Mayor Bart Peterson
* Ministry Marketing Solutions
* National Minority Business Council
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Newspaper Association of America
* Our Times newspaper
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Peaconian newspaper
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PG County Government
* St. Louis Post Dispatchnewspaper
* State History Society of Wisconsin
* Tyler Perry.com
* White House Office of National Drug Control Policy
WHO WE ARE
The Historical Black Press Foundation is a company that helps companies, associations and individuals identify information power brokers and minority media outlets including newspapers, eZines, magazines and
radio and television stations.
HBPF fosters dialogue between the minority news organizations, executives and professionals and the mainstream media. We also we will work with high school and college journalism departments to educate and train more minorities for communications
jobs.
EMERGING MAJORITIES
BlackPress.org, a division of the HBPF, which was founded in 1998 and reorganized in 1999. Since 2000, HBPF has published Black Press Magazine, the only publication specifically designed for the minority media publishing industry.
WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
Position your company to take advantage of the
minority media industry's growing financial boom
by making a commitment to corporate diversity.
JOIN OUR BLACK PRESS NETWORK:
We are now accepting applications for Black Press Affinity Groups. Approved BPAGs will be allowed to offer their memberships the discounted price of $79.95 (plus S&H/taxes) for each directory they purchased online, regularly $99.95. To be eligible, your group must have at least 500 members and place an order no less than 10% of the membership collectively. That means, if your groups has 500, you agree to buy 50 copies overall. There will be no more extensions for any reasons, unless you are part of an approved Black Press Affinity Group (BPAG). For an application, click here.
INDIVIDUAL DISCOUNTS: If you are featured among the "who's who" you will be allowed to buy up to three copies of the directory for just $79.95 plus S&H online! Additional copies will be $89.95 plus S&H/taxes.
ELECTRONIC VERSION: Limited Edition Electronic versions of the Who's Who in Black Media directory will be made available on a first come first serve basis only. The price of the Limited Edition is $249.95 beginning June 1. Advance orders now being taken for the electronic version. Only 200 Limited Edition copy licenses will be issued. Reserve your copy today via email: [email protected].
BULK PURCHASE: Buy 2 or more copies of Black Press Yearbook and you will save $20 instantly!Exclusively at BlackPress.org
Pre-order your copy here right now! We also proudly accept PayPal payments and major credit cards including: Need payment instructions? Click here.
CHECK POLICY: We now accept corporate checks for for purchases of 2 directories or more. Personal check are now accepted. No starter checks. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. You may send your money order or certified check made payable for $107.90 to:
Black Press Yearbook: Who's Who in Black Media
Historical Black Press Foundation
1629 K Street, NW 3rd Floor
Washington, DC 20006
Email: [email protected]
HBPF also publishes:
AfroScreen (movie news, reviews and interviews) (EW)
AfroHispañotícas (EQ)
Black College Press (EQ)
Black Podcasts.com
Black Press Magazine (M)
Black Press Travel (EB)
Black Press Yearbook: Who's Who in Black Media (A)
BlackRadioNews.com (EW)
Minority Voter (Q except in election years)
SportsWriter Magazine (Q)
Shades of Ebony calendars (A)
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The minority media market is hot! Over the past decade, corporations have spent over $20 billion with minority media outlets and this is only the beginning. Just think about that for a moment. Get listed today! |
Who's Who in Black Media Unveiling Reception Join the Historical Black Press Foundation for the unveiling of the highly anticipated 2nd Edition of the Who's Who in Black Media directory on Friday, June 1, 2007 in New York City. |
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What is the Black Press Africa Project? How does it effect you? Why is it important? How can you help? The Black Press Africa Project is a new initiative by the Historical Black Press Foundation to be bring awareness to the needs of Africa's musicians, dignitaries and media outlets.
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In order to ensure the success of this project, we need as much help as possible. What do we need? Annual reports from associations, photographs of association leaders, access to conventions and special events. You name it. We need it. Because this project is done by the work of volunteers, we also need supplies including ink cartridges, money for printing our findings and an office for our volunteers to work. Contribute supplies, office space professional services to us and you'll help us reach our goal of helping 12 Black associations a year. |
