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MEDIA KIT 2016/2017

NATIONAL AWARD-WINNING MEDIA We’re a modern media network made up of 450+ students who run a TV station, radio station, newspaper and three magazines, social media and digital strategy, marketing, and advertising.

Students are advised and mentored by industry professionals, experts, and alumni. Here are the ways you can support this national award-winning, educational experience.

DAMchic—This quarterly fashion magazine is the authority on all matters of style at Oregon State University. Check out the latest edition at OrangeMediaNetwork.com

AWARDS The Barometer

Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper 5 state, Region 10

2014 & 2015 2-years in a row Society of Professional Journalists

Prism—The quarterly literary arts journal features content created and submitted by student artists around the campus, including poems, paintings, sculpture, essays, and photography; and hosts an artist showcase each year. Check out the latest edition on racks now, and at OrangeMediaNetwork.com

KBVR 88.7 FM, “You’re On”

Apple Awards, Best Radio Promo 2015 College Media Association

The Barometer

KBVR-TV—Ch.26 in Corvallis and livestream in HD at OrangeMediaNetwork.com, KBVR-TV is one of the only college TV stations with 24/7 student-made shows and programing. TV shows include live music and event coverage, game shows and talk shows, and the Emmynominated State of the Arts and daily NewsBlasts

The Barometer—The 120-year-old campus newspaper of Oregon State University covers local news and events and brings awareness to important student and community issues. 12,000 copies of The Barometer are printed each Monday, and available on racks the same day. The Barometer is also delivered through The Gazette Times each Tuesday.

First Place, General Excellence

2015 Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association

DAMchic Magazine, Blurred Lines

2nd Place Best Magazine Design 2016 College Media Association

KBVR-TV Ch.26, Beaver News

Best Public affairs program

2016 Oregon Association of Broadcasters

The Barometer, Brian Rathbone

Beavers Digest—This quarterly magazine launched in 2014 and focuses on student life, food, style, and fun. Check out the latest edition on racks now, and at OrangeMediaNetwork.com

1st Place: Best Sports Columnist

2015 Society of Professional Journalists

KBVR TV, Ch. 26 “Locals Live”

Best Uniquely “Oregon” Program

2014 Oregon Association of Broadcasters

KBVR-FM—88.7 FM and livestream at OrangeMediaNetwork.com, more than 140 student DJs select what music they want to play, or topics they want to talk about, each hour. KBVR-FM can be heard anywhere within a 30-mile radius of the OSU campus.

KBVR 88.7 FM, Prime Time Sports

Pinnacle Awards, Best Sportscast 2015 College Media Association

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Dearborn Hall Deb’s Mixers Dixon Recreation Center Dryden Hall Duerkson & Associates Dutch Bros. (Monroe) Dutch Bros. (Washington) Einstein Bagels Evergreen Indian Restaurant Facilities Services First Alternative Natural Foods CoOp - North Flat Tail Brewing Gem (The) Gleeson Hall Hawley Hall Hilton Garden Inn Langton Hall LaSells Stewart Center Magruder Hall Market of Choice McAlexander Fieldhouse Memorial Union Milam Hall Nash Hall Native American Longhouse Nearly Normal’s New Morning Bakery Owen Hall Peavy Hall Poling Hall Radiation Center Rice’s Pharmacy Richardson Hall Snell Hall Squirrels Tavern Strand Agricultural Hall Student Health Services University Hero University Market Weatherford Hall Weniger Hall Weniger Kiosk West Dining Hall Western Market Wilkinson Hall Winco WinCo Foods Withycombe Hall Women’s Bldg. Women’s Center Woodstock’s Pizza Yogurt Extreme (Monroe)

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Horoscope tangle things. Let go of the stupid stuff. Focus on what’s most important. Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Today is a 5 — Prioritize home and family over the next two days. Slow down with sharp objects; impulsiveness can cause accidents. Slow down and plan your steps before making them. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Today is a 6 — Others demand quick action, but the possibility of error is high, so focus on what you’re doing and watch your step. Communication is key today and tomorrow. Help others see the big picture. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8 — Take advantage of a profitable opportunity over the next two days. Haste makes waste; choose your moves carefully. Clarify misunderstandings immediately. Talk is cheap. Read the fine print before signing. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Today is an 8 — Allow time for personal matters. You have extra confidence

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today and tomorrow. Slow down when things get chaotic. Misunderstandings could lead to wasted action. Listen carefully. Let go of a preconception. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Today is a 5 — Lay low and take it easy over the next two days. Avoid controversy or drama. Review where you’ve been to plan where you’re going. Travel later or expect traffic delays. Use your intuition. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 7 — Practice your manners with someone lacking them. Your public life interferes with your privacy for the next two days. Avoid discussing financial matters. Support and encourage a friend. Stand for your community. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is a 7 — Focus on your career over the next few days. There’s an obstacle and an abundance of distractions. Communications can get crossed. Slow down to avoid accidents. Breathe deeply and watch the road.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is an 8 — You’re on a journey, and the road could get rocky over the next few days. Don’t believe everything you hear. Restrain impulsive or explosive urges. Don’t antagonize your elders, either. Create backup plans. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is a 7 — Avoid risky financial propositions over the next two days. Simplify your budget, focusing resources where most needed. Listen to your partner’s suggestions without getting triggered. Join forces and strategize. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 6 — Tempers seem short. Treat others as you would like to be treated (regardless of how they behave). Avoid arguing with your partner, and sweet moments twinkle through the chaos today and tomorrow.

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account before it is deactivated, and ultimately removed. According to Erica Lomex, director of identity and access of OSU Information Services, all accounts receive four email warnings about the account deactivation over a period of eight weeks before the accounts k is experienced with this and can walk graduates through the process, she said. Lomex said that there are services that the Helpdesk can assist those with questions with, and that the services are done free of charge to the student. More information on ONID accounts can be found on the OSU Information Services webpage, as well as other OSU Computer Help Desk webpages, or by emailing or calling for assistance.

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Today’s Birthday (06/10/16). Family centers your universe this year. Investments in partnership pay long-term dividends. Begin a two-year phase benefiting affairs of the heart this autumn, as household improvements lead to a new professional direction. Communication changes preclude a rise in status this winter. Fall in love again and bring goodness home. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. Aries (March 21-April 19) — Today is a 7 — Work is especially busy today and tomorrow. Talk about what you love, and remain forgiving with miscommunications. Ignore false rumors and gossip. Action speaks louder than words, which get confused easily today. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is a 6 — Don’t go along if you don’t agree with the plan. Today and tomorrow favor fun and romance, but miscommunications could

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Students access ONID accounts well after graduating, leaving OSU The Daily Barometer Oregon State University students and employees who are interested in learning more about how to keep the email, documents and information that is stored in their ONID accounts after they leave the university can learn more through the OSU Information Services webpage, as well as other OSU help pages on the subject. The following information comes from the OSU Computer Help Documents webpage: STUDENTS For students, there are different rules for account deactivation based on the student’s standing with the university when they leave. If a student leaves the university (not graduated) their account will be deactivated one term after they were last eligible to register. One term after that account is deactivated, the student will then have their account removed. For students who have graduated from the university, their ONID accounts will be kept for one year after their graduation date, at which point they will be deactivated. The accounts will not be removed until a term after they have been deactivated. Students can access their deactivated accounts by contacting the OSU Computer Helpdesk before the account is permanently removed. This amounts to 15 months before the account of a graduated student will be removed completely. EMPLOYEES Two months after an employee’s status is terminated, their account is deactivated.

One term after the account is deactivated, the account is removed. Any email forwarding that was defined on an ONID account will continue to work until the time the ONID account is removed. If a person requires urgent access to their ONID account after it has been deactivated, but not yet removed, they can contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk to request access. LEAVING OSU If a person is leaving the university and wants to archive and download emails and documents from their ONID account, there are options and services available through the university that are free to the user. OSU advises that if a person has shared documents on their Google Drive, they will need to change the owner of those documents before they leave. If this step is not taken, those documents will be lost once the ONID account they belong to is deactivated. If a person has emails or documents in their ONID drive that they want to keep after the account is removed, they are advised to download them while they still have access to the account. This can be achieved by creating a Google Archive, which will store the documents and emails in the cloud and will allow them to be accessed after the ONID account is deleted. Archives can take several days to complete if an entire account is archived. ONID Gmail can also be imported directly into a personal Gmail as a way to migrate all ONID mail to a personal account for storage. Step

by step instructions for all the above processes can be found on the webpage. According to the Oregon State University Computer Help Documents webpage, OSU always sends a warning email to an ONID account before it is deactivated, and ultimately removed. According to Erica Lomex, director of identity and access of OSU Information Services, all accounts receive four email warnings about the account deactivation over a period of eight weeks before the accounts are actually deactivated. OSU deactivates accounts and keeps them with data intact for an additional term before deleting accounts. This allows those who have deactivated accounts to submit a help ticket to retrieve their data, in case they did not get it before account deactivation, Lomex said. Lomex reiterated that there is no need to use “a third party pay for software to ensure access to your data.” The helpdesk is experienced with this and can walk graduates through the process, she said. Lomex said that there are services that the Helpdesk can assist those with questions with, and that the services are done free of charge to the student. More information on ONID accounts can be found on the OSU Information Services webpage, as well as other OSU Computer Help Desk webpages, or by emailing or calling for assistance.

CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, June 1

5 p.m. - 7 p.m. CIA (Chemistry is Awesome) Party

Location :Gilbert Hall/GBAD Breezeway part to change the negative perception of chemistry by throwing a party. Games, prizes, demos, posters, live music, free food, and a dunk tank!

6 p.m. - 7 p.m. Death Cafe Corvallis

Location: 26th St. Beanery, 2541 NW Monroe St., Corvallis OR Death Café Corvallis is simply in order to listen and talk about death. Death Café Corvallis is NOT a support group, therapeutic agenda, debate society, social action group, religious or antireligious organization, political committee, or sales pitch.

THURSDAY, June 2

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. OSU Board of Trustees Meeting

Location : Horizon Room of the Memorial Union, 2501 SW Jefferson Way in Corvallis Committee will review quarterly audit report and hear an update on the presidential comprehensive assessment. This meeting is open to the public. Committee will hear a report on the 2016 graduating class and consider a proposal for new academic program in biochemistry and molecular biology. This meeting is open to the public.

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. OSU Board of Trustees

Room of the Memorial Union, 2501 SW Jefferson Way in Corvallis The Board of Trustees will discuss Oregon State’s efforts to advance equity, inclusion, and social justice and consider the FY2017 operating budget and amended capital plan. The meeting is open to the public.

12 p.m. - 1 p.m. OSU Surplus Property Location : 644 SW 13th Street OSUsed Store Dot Sale

MONDAY, June 6

Event 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. OSU Surplus Property Location : 644 SW 13th Street OSUsed Store Dot Sale

12 p.m. - 1 p.m. Death Cafe Corvallis

5 p.m. - 7 p.m. CIA (Chemistry is Awesome) Party

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UNDERWRITING GRANT ON THE NEWSBLAST NewsBlasts are 2-3 minute news casts that air five days a week, Sunday through Thursday. KBVR-TV Ch. 26. 88.7 KBVR-FM, and online.

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UNDERWRITING GRANTS AT 88.7 KBVR-FM KBVR-FM is OSU’s non-commercial, student-run radio station broadcasting at 88.7 FM. The station has a signal reach that includes Corvallis, Philomath and some of Albany, and streams online at kbvr.com and OrangeMediaNetwork.com. Through underwriting, businesses have the opportunity to be recognized as supporters of the station. Messages run twice during an hour-long time slot of radio programming. Grants are secured on a term-by-term basis and will run for a 12-week period. Donations in the middle of an academic term can be prorated to run for the remainder of a particular term. Grants are 10 seconds in length.

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UNDERWRITING RATES Time Slots Sponsored 2 slots 4 slots 8 slots 12 slots 14 slots 16 slots 18 slots 20 slots

Grants Total Grants Aired / week Aired / Term 4 per week 48 grants 8 per week 96 grants 16 per week 192 grants 24 per week 288 grants 28 per week 336 grants 32 per week 384 grants 36 per week 432 grants 40 per week 480 grants

Standard Rate $150.00 $290.00 $550.00 $810.00 $940.00 $1,070.00 $1,200.00 $1,330.00

*Please note that grant messages are not commercial advertisements and follow a set script. For more information or to schedule grants on KBVR-FM, contact your account executive at 541-737-6373.

KBVR-FM FEATURE PROGRAMS Underwrite specific shows for $49. 10-second spot airs 3 times. Once at start, mid-way, and then at the end of the show. (indie)cisive with DJ Mothra – Tuesdays 5-6 p.m.; eclectic indie hour with focus on local music. The Kitchen Sink with DJ SydWiz – Wednesdays 10-11 p.m.; eclectic indie hour with focus on music discovery.

Polar Amplification with DJ Walrus - Weekly schedule TBD; new music with genres like indie rock and alternative hip hop. Inspiration Dissemination – Sundays 6-8 p.m.; informational broadcast with a new OSU graduate student/ researcher every week. Prism Back Matter — Sundays 1-2 p.m.; hosted by staff from Prism Literary and Arts Journal, featuring guest artist interviews, reading and music.

BAROMETER AD SIZES

Half page horizontal 10.25” x 5.9”

Half page vertical 5.04” x 12”

Full page 10.25” x 12”

Quarter page vertical 2.4375” x 12”

1/8 page 5.04” x 2.875” Quarter page square 5.04” x 5.9”

No bleeds, make ad size same as document. Include frame or background.

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3” x 3”

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BEAVER’S DIGEST & DAMCHIC MAGAZINE AD SIZES

Half page horizontal 8.375” x 5.1”

Full page 8.375” x 10.875”

Half page vertical 3.85” x 10.875”

Quarter page 3.85” x 5.1”

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1/16 page 2.4375” x 2.875”

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The Frosh Life—Benny’s Beginnings A blog full of tips, hacks and stories for OSU freshman and other students who are looking for a little help on transitioning into college smoothly and successfully.

Screengaze A blog about media, art and culture. Screengaze examines media within and outside the Oregon State community in attempt to uncover the significance of pop culture.

Social Justice — Keep S.A.F.E A peek into the social justice news, facts and movements on and off campus. From OSU’s cultural centers to national justice news and reform. Keep S.A.F.E is a place to keep informed

The Cassette (88.7 KBVR-FM) Covering the newest music and college radio, while showcasing the immense musical talents that call Corvallis and the Willamette Valley home. Cassette has you covered when it comes to all things music at Oregon State.

BackMatter — Prism Backmatter is a blog dedicated to arts & literature both near and far. It features community artists, new and exciting pieces, and discussion of the roles that art & lit play in the larger world. STREET STYLE FASHION Street style, Fashion— DAMchic OSU’s go to source for all things fashion. With content ranging from popular fashion trends to the street style right here in Corvallis and beyond.

Beavers Digest Beaver’s Digest serves as a haven for readers to share in the experience of living as a student attending Oregon State University. We take tremendous pride in being the go to resource for readers interested in the everyday life of an OSU student.

Greek Life — Greek Peek A blog that delves deeper into Fraternity and Sorority Life than solely covering the ongoing events throughout the year. This blog will feature personal accomplishments within the community, advice from members and an inside look of the heart of this tight knight organization.

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National Advertising Representatives

Classifieds may be placed online at OrangeMediaNetwork.com, and must be prepaid. Deadline is 2 p.m., Wednesday prior to publication.

Representatives for national advertising are:

15 words or less, per week..........................$18.75 Each additional word, per week...................$0.25 Two weeks................................................25% off One month................................................50% off

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Production Services

On-line Ads: Per month........................................................ $25 Free to faculty, staff, and students with an @oregonstate.edu e-mail.

Proofs:

Magazine Digital-Only edition ads

Production Charges:

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Upon request, advertisement proofs will be supplied for advertisements larger than four inches, if copy is submitted five working days prior to publication.

Half page..........................................................$150

Advertising Photos taken............................. $10.00 Reproduction prints of finished ads............. $10.00

Full page........................................................ $250

Contract & Copy Regulations

Pre-print inserts

Placement:

You are responsible for printing your inserts and delivering them to our press (Albany, OR). Call for specifications and details.

Orange Media Network cannot guarantee the position of any advertisement within the newspaper. Every effort is made to honor position requests when possible. No credits will be made for unfulfilled position requests.

$98/thousand National, minimum 4,000 run. $84/thousand Local and OSU, minimum 4,000 run.

Sticky Notes You are responsible for printing your sticky notes and delivering them to our press (Albany, OR). Call for specifications and details.

Policies Financial Obligations: If credit has been established, Orange Media Network will send an invoice after publication. Further billing is handled by the OSU Office of Business Affairs; they will send monthly statements which include a 1% per month interest charge on any unpaid balances.

Late Copy: Copy must be submitted before the space reservation deadline. Orange Media Network does not accept r esponsibility for errors made on advertising accepted after the reservation deadline.

Terms of Payment New Accounts: New accounts must pay in advance for advertising for 30 days. After 30 days a charge agreement can be completed to establish a billing account with the OSU Office of Business Affairs.

Cash with Copy: Advertising of a regional, political, entertainment or transient nature, and advertising placed by student organizations must be paid for in advance.

National Advertising: Visa and MasterCard accepted

Deadlines

Barometer

Publishes on Mondays (see calendar) Wednesday prior, ad order deadline is noon

DAMchic & Beaver’s Digest January 13, 2017 issue November 7, 2016, ad order deadline April 7, 2017 issue March 13, 2017, ad order deadline June 9, 2017 issue May 15, 2017, ad order deadline

Sticky Notes

Advertising not Accepted:

Four weeks prior to placement

Orange Media Network strives to publish material that will serve the university community as a whole. Orange Media Network reserves the right to reject advertising that may be offensive or in poor taste, states or implies discrimination, is fraudulent, deceptive, obscene or an incitement to violate national, state, or local laws.

Pre-printed Barometer Inserts

Ads considered to be in violation of this policy will be reviewed by a committee of student media, student staff and voted on and clients will be notified by email.

Advertising/Editorial look-alikes: Advertising resembling editorial material must contain the word “Advertisement” at the top. Inserts resembling editorial material must carry the notation “This entire supplement is paid advertising” at the top of the cover.

Credits: To be considered for credit, claims based on real damages must be made to the Business Manager not more than seven days after the first publication of the ad. Credits are given for the first incorrect insertion only, and are limited to the portion of the advertisement in error. Credits shall not exceed the total cost of the advertisement in error. Minor typographical errors that do not substantially change the meaning of an ad will not be automatically construed as damaging to the advertiser or to the effectiveness of the ad and do not constitute real damages.

Remnant advertising Have a budget, but aren’t too picky about when your ads or underwriting run? Let us know your total budget for the year, and we will fit in your ads as space allows. Save 30% off national rates in The Barometer, and magazines.

Deliver to press (Albany, OR) one week in advance.

Web & Mobile ads Two business days prior to placement

KBVR-FM Underwriting Two weeks prior to air time.

Photo booth / DJ/ Videography Event Packages Two weeks in advance of event.

Community Partner Packages Two weeks in advance

Creative Video Services OSU clients only Two weeks in advance

Blogs Two weeks in advance

National advertising not placed through the following is accepted on a pre-paid basis only.

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