Top Black media professionals listed in Black Press Yearbook
“...[Black Press Yearbook is] fills the hole and makes
finding
Black media outlets easy. The first effort in more
than
a decade
to produce a comprehensive directory of
Black newspapers and news organizations.”
— Editor & Publisher magazine March 2004
(BlackPressMagazine .com) -- As corporate diversity continues to slip, communicating outside of the mainstream has become more critical than ever. Ethnic Marketing has never been more important than now! With the Historical Black Press Foundation's Black Press Yearbook: Who's Who in Black Media directory, you'll be able to:
Find minority ad & PR agencies, writers, photographers and editors.
Identify new customers, contacts and sales leads.
Gain access to prestigious minority media associations.
Locate minority news outlets to pitch stories.
A great source for minority news internships!
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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). Order now!
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
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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]
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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. |
