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The Daily Titan is now offering affordable online advertising. For $60 you can purchase a “Top Banner” position on our website. This ad will deliver 10,000 page views, which means 10,000 current students, alumni, and members of the community would have the potential to see your ad. The Daily Titan can design your online ad free of charge as well as link to your website.

Your organization is also invited to take part in the new Outdoor advertising program. The new Daily Titan paper racks now have a 17”x21” full color poster. These posters are available in high-traffic locations on campus. The locations include everything from the Student Union to the Library. The total investment for this advertising space is $200 per location for a full month. The cost is less than running a quarter page black and white ad once in The Daily Titan.

For last minute promotions The Daily Titan offers front page, full-color advertising. Your organization or event may purchase a six column by one-inch banner ad on the front page. The contract runs for a week with full color for only $900. The Daily Titan normally charges $600 for color per day. Your investment would normally cost $2,400. Use this opportunity as a chance to remind students about an event or occasion that week, Included in this envelope is our media kit, which outlines all of the different advertising opportunities. Please feel free to contact me to set up a meeting or to discuss how to promote your organization and special events further. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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• We will do our best to fix and find these errors, but occasionally we cannot fix the problem due to format limitations.

• Optimal output for printing results from programs such as Quark, Adobe products, Multi-Ad and other design software.

• Ads created in Microsoft programs may need recreated.

File Information • For accurate production of your ad include the file name, location (disc, e-mail, ftp server) and the software used to create the ad that is being submitted.

Artwork Information • All artwork, graphics, and logos submitted to the IDS should be at least as large as you intend to see them in the paper and ideally at 300 dpi or higher.

• Ads that are small or pulled off the internet may cause pixelation and loss of quality.

File Formats

Attach Printouts • Always send a hard copy printout of your ad for proofing purposes. This will allow us to ensure accurate fonts, images and graphics are being used in your ad.

• If you have a color advertisement please submit a color printout. This helps to ensure proper placement of color.

Page Size

• All files should be sent in to the IDS as .pdf, .eps, .ai, .tiff, .indd, .qxd or .jpg.

• When submitting most files it is necessary to outline all fonts prior to submission. This will ensure proper output of your selected font choices.

• You may also submit Mac version fonts. If fonts are submitted, it is necessary to send the entire font family.

• Always create ads at 100% of the intended size at which it will be printed.

• If we receive an ad that is smaller than actual final output size, this can lead to pixelation, loss of image quality and legibility.

• In some instances, it may be necessary to float your ad in the paid space to prevent poor printing of the advertisement, instead of resizing it.

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Spot Color Conversion

• All files should be sent to the IDS in .gif, .jpg or .swf file formats • When using an animated .swf file, we will need the original .fla file. We will add code to the file that will be used for linking and tracking your ad (contact your account executive or e-mail ads@idsnews.com for more details).

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Example: Blue 910 = 100% Cyan, 10% Magenta, 0% Yellow

• For full color advertisements submit CMYK color, not RGB. • If you have a spot color consult the table below on the proper percentages for CMYK plates.

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Summer Events 2007

Mondays & Thursdays through August 9, 2007

How about 6,100,000 ways? Over the course of the summer 50,000 visitors will come to Bloomington and the IU campus while participating in conferences, fairs, camps and events. On average, each visitor will spend $122 per day* while in town. That’s $6,100,000 being spent in the community on top of the numerous students and faculty/staff that stay in Bloomington all summer. Reach them through us: Indiana Daily Student, WEEKEND, idsnews.com, inserts, posters, brochures and/or directories. *Bloomington/Monroe County Convention and Visitors Bureau, 2000.

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New Student Orientation

June 15

Cream and Crimson Weekend

500

June 15

IU Alumni Leadership Conference

300

June 15 - 23

Fun Frolic

June 17 - 22

IU Mini University

July 4

Parade and Concert

July 6

Jazz in July (The Postmodern Jazz Quartet)

500

July 13

Jazz in July (Janiece Jaffe)

500

July 16

IU Festival Jazz Orchestra (David Baker)

July 20

Jazz in July (Wide Open)

500

July 27

Jazz in July (Monika Herzig and Friends)

500

Aug. 22

Kelly School of Business (Freshman Induction) 1,000

Aug. 23

Culture Fest

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400

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June 21 - 30

Especially for Youth (EFY)

450

June 23 - 24

Bloomington Garden Walk

900

June 24

Juneteenth

850

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June 26

People’s Park Concert (Craig Brenner)

250

June 29 - July 1 UCA Indiana Two-Night Skills/Perf. I

200

June 30

Picnic with the POPS

3500

July 3

Fourth of July Fireworks at IU Stadium

July 5 - 8

UCA Dance and Cheer Camps

625

July 13 - 15

UCA Indiana Two Night Camps

570

July 14

International Harp Competition Finals

1,400

July 14

Bubblefest

2,500

July 16 - 24

Best Buddies

1,200

July 16 - 19

UCA Indiana Cheer II

260

July 20

Fourth & Walnut Block Party (JWAC)

250

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UCA Indiana Elite II

330

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Hook a Kid on Golf

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MBA Induction

400

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For a complete and updated listing of events go to www.idsnews.com/happenings or contact the Bloomington Convention and Visitors Bureau

Recurring Events: Monroe County 4-H Fair

July 21 - 28

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Farmers’ Market

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IU Outdoor Band Concerts

July 11, 18, 25

500 each

IU Opera: Elixir of Love

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IU Orchestral Series

June 28, July 19 and Aug. 2

800 each

Third Street Park Concerts

Every Friday, June 1 - Sept. 2

250 - 600 each

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Woodburn Hall Union Non-Work-Study to 2 a.m. • Midnight 120 Jobs 12 to 2 p.m.• GLBT Madness Indiana Memorial Office and La Casa Union, Alumni Hall Bus stops near Residence Party 4:30 p.m. • Traditions 705 and 715 E. SATURDAY • Halls Seventh St. New Student Service and Spirit of IU 8:30 a.m. to Assembly Hall E-mail iuserve@indi Day ana.edu for 12:30 p.m. more info or to sign up

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sic, making audience koloffso@indiana.edu members in the rst few rows The sound laugh for much of drums and cymbalsbanging of the song.

“They were reverberated through so talented I didn’t want them to stop,” packed auditoriumIU’s nearly as six Ko- said sophomore rean musicians transfer stucame through dent Whitney Biber. to the stage.

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Sandi, who grew of the Qdoba boothincoming freshman, receives The Korean Mexican-style food at CultureFest Thursday can, Caribbean up in Afrifrom Leslye Etienne Drummers playedSamulnori evening. and Southern sitting neighborhoods, almost cross-legged while never a Korean let her hands rest toddler danced nearly 30-minute during her and with the dynamics clapped speech. of the musee CULTUREFEST , page

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Free unit profile (with purchase of display ad) in Housing & Living Guide.

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IDS Online Advertising 07-08 How does $8 a day sound for a full color, animated ad that is intermingled with today’s top stories?

Imagine if your advertising was visible 24 hours a day to more than 141,000 consumers each month. It may seem like an advertiser’s dream, but there is no dreaming here. Choose to advertise on idsnews.com and you’ll be marketing on a Web site that boasts more than 296,000 page visits each month, 9,872 visits every day.* You will be reaching students, their parents and siblings, alumni, IU sports fans, faculty and staff. Advertising online helps round out your marketing mix for the extended IU community.

More than 141,000 consumers every month.

Rates starting at $8 per day. Only $1.70 per one thousand unique users.

• Using up-to-date technology • Full color • Animated ads • Intermingled with stories *Fall 2006 idsnews.com online statistics.

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IDS Directories 2007-2008 Religious Services Directory • Address • Phone number • Office hours • Worship times

• Upcoming events • Service times • Photograph(s) • Link to web site

Health & Wellness Directory • Address • Phone number • Office hours • Available services • Photograph(s) • Link to web site

Business Directory • Address • Phone number • Business hours • Logo • Map • Link to web site

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Dining Scene • Description of restaurant • Full searchable online menu with detailed descriptions of entrees • Slideshow of photos • Online map giving readers directions • Comment card • Link to web site • “Open” and “delivery” reminder key, updated in real time

Classifieds Online • No extra charge when print ad is purchased • Graphics & photos available soon • Ability to order & pay online

Online Housing Guide • Detailed information • Search using 7 criteria • Up to 22 amenities • Photos • Floor plans • Prices • Link to web site

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News Sections*, Happenings Calendar and Search Results Pages * News Main, Sports, Opinion, Arts, Campus, City & State, Nation & World, Business, Health & Science, and Multimedia

Ad Sizes

Weekly

Monthly

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$300

$500

$2000

$1000

$4000

$120

$320

$1280

$100

$300

$1200

$240

$960

$100

$300

$1200

$80

$240

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Medium Rectangle

Wide Nested Skyscraper (Story Pages) $500

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160 x 600 pixels

Skyscraper

Vertical Banner (Top)

120 x 600 pixels

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Horizontal Banner (Bottom, Section Fronts) $80 Vertical Banner (Top)

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120 x 240 pixels

Vertical Banner (Bottom)

Vertical Banner (Bottom)

Horizontal Banner (Top)

120 x 240 pixels

All online ads are priced as ROS (Run Of Site). Add 25% for section sponsorship. Add 50% for section sponsorship of the main news pages.

Price for a full year (Fall/Spring/Summer) is three times the semester rate.

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Health Directory, Housing Guide, Classifieds and WEEKEND Ad Sizes

Weekly

Monthly

Semester

Skyscraper (N/A for WEEKEND)

$150

$400

$1600

$100

$300

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120 x 600 pixels

Horizontal Banner

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Wide Nested Skyscraper

Price for a full year (Fall/Spring/Summer) is three times the semester rate.

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space.

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Participate in the 12th Annual IDS Housing Fair!

HOUSING FAIR

With nearly 22,000 students and over 1,900 faculty and staff renting homes off campus,* houses and apartments to rent are in demand.

January 23, 2008 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (setup begins at 9 a.m.)

This year’s theme is Spring Break!

Vendor Refreshments / Lunch Area

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Table reservations for the fair include a table, two chairs and a tablecloth. There is no limit to the amount of tables you can reserve, and reservations are taken on a first right of refusal on the tables you had last year.

(Deadline for first right of refusal is November 27, 2007 at 10:00 a.m.

After deadline, all unreserved tables will be available to any vendor.)

You may start setting up your display at 9 a.m.

Tear down will take place from 4 to 5 p.m.

The following are prohibited: 1. Tape, glue, thumbtacks or adhesive on walls and ceilings.

2. Suspending of materials from the ceiling or light fixtures.

3. Overly tall displays, especially by stage.

4. The Indiana Memorial Union Dining Services must provide any food or beverages for the event. Contact them two weeks in advance for refreshments at 812-855-1777. *Student Activities Office 2006 and IDS Survey Spring 2007

PRICING LIST TABLE LETTER

STAGE

A,B C D,E F,G H (if avail.)

ALUMNI HALL

ENTRANCE REGISTRATION TABLE

PRICE $556.00 $609.00 $504.00 $451.00 $430.00

Call 856-4691 or e-mail housing@idsnews.com to reserve your table today!

(IDS office closed Nov. 20- Nov. 25 for Thanksgiving break)

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Housing & Living Guide Please type or print legibly

Apartment or Housing Complex Name: Management Company: Address: Office Hours:

Phone:

Check what type of unit(s) you have to offer: Efficiency Studio

House*

Apartment*

Condo*

Rent Range: $

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$ (Apartment)

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Lease Options: 12 month

9 month

individual leases for each renter

Other:

*If you check HOME, APARTMENT or CONDO, fill out this section: No. of Bedrooms:

No. of Bathrooms:

No. of Bedrooms:

No. of Bathrooms:

No. of Bedrooms:

No. of Bathrooms:

No. of Bedrooms:

No. of Bathrooms:

If you need to list more options, attach an additional sheet.

Check all that apply to your rental units: Furnished

Unfurnished

Air Conditioning

Major Appliances

Phone Lines in Bedrooms Tennis Court

IU Bus Line Dishwasher

Internet/Ethernet Connection

Basketball Court

Bloomington Transit

Club House

Washer/ Dryer

Utilities Included Balcony

Some Utilities Included Pool

Other (Please list):

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Sorority: New Members Ad Deadline: Three days prior to publication Proof Deadline: Four days prior to publication

Increase your sorority’s campus exopsure! Show your support for your new sisters by welcoming them with a quarter-page ad in the IDS. Getting the word out about your newest members has never been easier! Just follow these steps: • Compile a list of your new members.

• Bring the list to our office or e-mail your list to ads@idsnews.com* • With your list, include a short description of your ad design and any art you would like to have appear, such as your sorority’s crest.

• Pay with cash, check, MC/VISA or bill to your Student Organization account. **

Support Your New Sisters Purchase an ad for only

$307

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Add color to your message and make your sorority stand out from the crowd

$160 Actual Size of ad is 5 3/4” x 10 3/8”

* Must be typed or on a disc- IBM or Mac text file. **Bring your SOA card with you when placing.

NOTE: In observance of Martin Luther King Jr.

Day, IU will not have classes on Monday Jan. 14. The IDS will not publish.

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Valentine Greetings Package Deadline: Four business days prior to run date Proof Deadline: Feb. 8, 2008 Publication Date: Feb. 14, 2008 The IDS Valentine Greetings features Valentine messages for and from students, faculty and staff. As readers search for messages to themselves and their friends, your advertisement on these special pages will receive extra exposure.

Will attention before Valentine’s Day spark sales for your business? Check out our sweet Valentine package deal!*

*Sweet Specials

The IDS Valentine Greetings will be part of our Thursday, February 14 issue. Our daily circulation averages approximately 15,000 to 16,000 copies.

Sweet Deal on color Add red spot color to your ad in the Feb. 14 Valentine’s Edition for only $25 (reg. $160)

Valentine Package Deal Run your Valentine display ad multiple days and receive the following discounts on repeats.*

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First Run - Full Price Second Run - 20% off Third Run - 30% off Fourth Run - 40% off Fifth Run - 50% off* *Also receive 25% repeat discount for Friday, Feb. 15

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Customer Appreciation Deal Proof Deadline: Feb. 18, 2008 Ad Deadline: Feb. 19, 2008 Publication Date: Feb. 22, 2008

February 22, 2008 marks 141 years of the Indiana Daily Student.

We would like to take this occasion to say thank you.

The Indiana Daily Student will celebrate 141 years of covering the IU community and providing practical experience for students while they attend college.

In appreciation of your ongoing relationship with the IDS, we are offering a “customer appreciation deal.”

The IDS receives no funding from the University. We are completely funded through advertising revenue, and we appreciate your continued support.

IDS Anniversary Special Customer Appreciation Deal Run your display ad on February 22 and receive the following discounts:

Any 1/8 page ad Any 1/4 page ad Any 1/2 page ad

only $41 only $141 only $441

Or run any weekday ad that week and repeat on Friday for 41% off.

*Get $41 off color (Regular price $160) *Subject to availability

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Big Ten/NCAA Brackets 2008

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Big Ten Ad Deadline: Feb. 25, 2008 Big Ten Publication Date: March 3, 2008 NCAA Publication Dates: March 17, 2008 (Sweet 16) & March 24, 2008 (Final 4) NCAA Ad Deadline: Feb 25, 2008 25% off repeats of your brackets ads on Friday, March 21, Friday March 28, and Monday, March 31 when run as individual ads.

Score a win for your business The IDS Big Ten/NCAA Brackets are distributed in the daily paper, giving our readers a place to track their favorite teams.

These brackets will go up on dorm-room doors, on refrigerators, in book bags and be hanging next to students’ televisions. Every time someone checks the tournament, they will see your ad!

We will incorporate an online pdf of the NCAA brackets. Your ad will also appear in our online advertisements. Our Web site, IDSnews.com averages 296,000 page visits each month.* *based on fall 2006 semester page visits

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Prices AD OPTIONS One set of brackets no color One set of brackets red spot color Two sets of brackets no color Two sets of brackets red spot color All three sets of bracketsno color All three sets of bracketsred spot color

PRICE

Actual ad size is 3.792” wide x 3.875” tall

The IDS reaches 92.3% of students and 84% of IU faculty and staff.

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Little 500 Preview Edition 2008 Proof Deadline: March 25, 2008 Publication Date: April 9, 2008

Ad Deadline: March 26, 2008

Described over the years as “the world’s greatest college weekend,” the 58th running of IU’s Little 500 races will be held April 11-12. The events draw national recognition and in 2007 nearly 23,000 students, visitors, faculty, staff and alumni came to Bloomington for a weekend of races and reunions.

The IDS Little 500 Preview Edition is an essential guide for the race. It contains pre-race highlights and event history as well as rider & team profiles. The IDS Team Jersey Guide is a must-have for fans tracking their favorite teams as they race to the finish line.

Approximately 15,000 to 16,000 copies will be distributed with the daily newspapers at more than 150 sites on campus and around town. Extra copies will be delivered to local businesses and handed out before the races.

With 14,382 fans attending the men’s race, and 6,471 at the women’s race in 2007, you can be sure there will be a large audience just waiting to eat at your restaurant or shop in your store.

Make sure they know you’re there by advertising in the IDS!

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Broadsheet Ad Prices AD SIZE

PRICE

Back Page (Full Color) Full Page 2 /3 Page Half Page 1 /3 Page 1 /4 Page Horizontal 1 /4 Page Vertical 1 /8 Page Vertical 1 /8 Page Horizontal

$ 2,544 $ 1,675 $ 1,116 $ 838 $ 687 $ 523 $ 516 $ 261 $ 246

ADVERTISE ONLINE IDSnews.com averages approx.

28,400 unique users from Bloomington and 54,500 from Indiana each month.

Contact your Account Executive or e-mail ads@idsnews.com for details about advertising online.

ADD COLOR ONE SPOT COLOR $160

TWO SPOT COLORS $260

FULL PROCESS COLOR $450

Research shows that color can increase your ad’s readership by 62%

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Spring Semester Finals Week Edition Proof Deadline: April 22, 2008 Ad Deadline: April 23, 2008 Publication Date: April 28 to May 1, 2008 During finals week, students will be focused on what needs to be done to finish the semester.

They will need quick meals and study aids.

Throughout finals week students will look for entertainment to break the monotony of studying for tests, while squeezing in that last celebration with their friends.

The IDS Finals Edition will be in newsstands all week from Monday, April 28 through Thursday, May 1, 2008. Take advantage of the prolonged exposure and distribution of 16,000 copies to profit from returning business in the semesters to come.

Advertise Online Grab the attention of family and friends coming into town for graduation by advertising with us online.

The idsnews.com averages more than 141,000 unique users each month, almost half of them from Indiana.

Finals Week Special Run an ad in the IDS Finals Edition Monday, April 28 and we will give you 25% off the same ad in the IDS Graduation Edition, May 2-3.

Add Color ONE SPOT COLOR $160

TWO SPOT COLORS $260

FULL PROCESS COLOR $450

Research shows that color can increase your ad’s readership by 62%.

Advertise Online IDSnews.com averages approximately 28,000 unique users from Bloomington and 54,500 from Indiana each month.

Contact your Account Executive or e-mail ads@idsnews.com for details about advertising online.

More than 32,000 students go out to eat between one and seven times per week.

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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IU Graduation Edition 2008 Proof Deadline: April 27, 2008 Ad Deadline: April 28, 2008 Publication Date: May 2-3, 2008 In 2007, 8,229 students were eligible to go through IU’s commencement ceremonies. With seating for up to 40,000 guests for these ceremonies, and visitors to Bloomington spending an average of $120 per day, advertising in the IDS Graduation Edition will give your business a reason to celebrate too.

Between 14,000 and 15,000 copies of the IDS Graduation Edition will be distributed to local businesses, as well as at the commencement ceremonies.

The Senior Sendoff keepsake will be inserted inside the Graduation Edition. This souvenir section is filled with personal wishes from family and friends to graduating IU students.

Ask your account executive for details on including a farewell message to your graduating employees. Deadline is April 27.

Graduation Special Run an ad in the IDS Finals Edition Monday, April 28 and we will give you 25% off the same ad in the IDS Graduation Edition, May 2-3.

Call or e-mail for more information and to reserve space today!

Add Color ONE SPOT COLOR $160

TWO SPOT COLORS $260

FULL PROCESS COLOR $450

Research shows that color can increase your ad’s readership by 62%.

Advertise Online idsnews.com averages over 296,000 page visits a month.

Contact your Account Executive or e-mail ads@indsnews.com for details about advertising online.

* IU Office of Ceremonies, 2007 ** Bloomington/Monroe Co. Convention & Visitor’s Bureau

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

Published 4 times a year: Advertising Deadlines: Sept. 5, 2007 Oct. 24, 2007 Jan. 16, 2008 Publication Dates: Oct. 2, 2007 Nov. 27, 2007 Feb. 12, 2008

Mar. 5, 2008 Apr. 8, 2008

INside is unique INside is the full-color, glossy magazine produced by IU Student Media with content specifically about the IU community. The magazine staff covers travel, health, money, art, social issues and the people who make Indiana University a great place to be.

Be seen ... in full color!

The Indiana Daily Student is read by 92.3% of the IU community.* Why should this matter to you? Because INside magazine is distributed within the IDS. Approximately 15,500 copies are inserted into the daily edition of the IDS reaching a student population that exceeds 38,000.

Additionally, 2,000 copies are also available at various locations on campus and throughout the city of Bloomington. Advertise with INside and your message will be displayed in a minimum of 17,500 copies of the magazine.

INside also features a long shelf life, which means your ad may be looked at over and over again. For these and many other reasons, INside is a good buy. *Includes faculty, staff and students.

Schedule your space today and increase your exposure in the IU market.

Contact your IDS Account Executive, at 812-855-0763 or e-mail ads@idsnews.com for more information or to reserve your space.

INDIANA DAILY STUDENT Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 • ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

Advertising Sizes and Prices Promoting your organization to the IU community just got easier. We are proud to present you with special discounted rates for organizations ready to run their advertisement in multiple issues of INside magazine.

Save 10% Run your advertisement in two issues of INside, and you’ll save 10% off the regular price of your ad for each run.

Save 25% Advertise your business in four issues of INside, and receive 25% off.

Ad Size

Ad Dimensions (Width x height)

Two Page Spread* Back Cover Inside Front Cover Inside Back Cover Page 3 Full Page 2/3 Page Half Page 1/3 Page Horizontal 1/3 Page Square 1/3 Page Vertical 1/6 Page Marketplace

design as 2 pages 9” x 10.75” 9” x 10.75” 9” x 10.75” 9” x 10.75” 9” x 10.75” 5.9375” x 10.75” 9” x 5.3125” 9” x 3.5” 5.9375” x 5.3125” 2.875” x 10.75” 2.875” x 5.3125” 2.875” x 2.25”

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$3,420.00 $2,790.00 $2,325.60 $2,250.00 $2,100.60 $1,860.30 $1,254.60 $1,038.60 $ 504.00 $ 504.00 $ 504.00 $ 282.60 $ 120.60

$2,850.00 $2,325.00 $1,938.00 $1,875.00 $1,750.00 $1,550.00 $1,045.50 $ 865.50 $ 420.00 $ 420.00 $ 420.00 $ 235.50 $ 100.50

Sizes in red can be printed as full bleed. For full bleed, images should be 9.75” x 11.75” Actual printing area will be 9.5” x 11.5” * Two page spread will be full bleed on outside edges, and must be designed as two pages.

1/6 Page 1/3 Page Vertical

2/3 Page Half Page

1/3 Page Horizontal

INDIANA DAILY STUDENT

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Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 • ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Ad Deadline: Thursday prior to publication, 5 p.m.

Publication Date: Inserted Thursdays in the IDS WEEKEND magazine is the weekly IDS publication that gives readers insight into the Bloomington entertainment scene.

The WEEKEND contains: • Local concert times and bands • Latest movie and music reviews • Feature Stories • Happenings, a calendar of upcoming entertainment events • Dining Scene, which spotlights local restaurants.

“It tells me what movies are playing, whose music I should check out, and what there is to do in Bloomington.” - IU student WEEKEND is inserted into the regular Thursday edition of the IDS with a minimum of 15,000 copies placed in more than 250 locations on and off campus. WEEKEND has an additional 1,000 copies placed strategically in locations throughout campus and Bloomington.

With a longer shelf life for the additional copies, ads that run in WEEKEND have a better chance of reaching readers. Call our ad staff or e-mail ads@idsnews.com to find out how you can take full advantage of this more than $212 million student market.

Ask about advertising in WEEKEND online.

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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The Dining Scene, published every Thursday in the WEEKEND magazine, as well as online, provides an extensive listing of local restaurants and their hours. Distributing 16,000 copies weekly at more than 200 locations around campus and surrounding areas in town, your restaurant will gain repeated exposure to the 92.8% of the IU community that regularly reads the IDS. The IDS Dining Scene online, gives its premium members the opportunity to list menus, payment options, photos and directions directly in the hands of our online readers. On top of this, the premium members receive a link on the front page at the Dining Scene online, as well as a fully searchable menu. With idsnews.com averaging more than 3.25 million page views per month, parents, alumni and visitors alike can search dining options before arriving in town. More than 90% of IU’s 38,247 students eat out at least once a week. Encourage them to choose your restaurant.

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What payments are accepted? What is your price range? Common questions asked by students, easily answered at the Dining Scene online.

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What’s the difference between a free listing and a premium member?

Features

Free Listing

Premium Member

*New Features - see below for more info

Listing of Location(s)

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General Hours

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Payment Options

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Price Range Key

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“Open” and “Delivery” reminder keys updated in real time*

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Expanded online listing featuring a description of your restaurant*

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Searchable online menu*

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Slideshow of photos*

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Online map to your location*

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Direct link to your Web site

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Comment cards* Forwarded to your business via e-mail.

Not to be posted on Web site.

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Weekly print ad in WEEKEND magazine

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Spotlight description in print edition

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“Man on the Street” questionnaire

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With the new & improved Online Dining Scene you will receive: • • • • •

Searchability by menu items, category, hours and names More photos: slide show of photos featuring exterior, atmosphere or entrée Priority listing above non-premium members within individual food category Best of Bloomington awards listed New map features landmarks, zoom in/zoom out, detailed street information, optional map or satellite view, driving directions • Comment cards

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Puzzle Sponsorships IDS Sudoku

• Sudoku, the newest numbers puzzle that has gained international popularity, runs every day in the classified section above the crossword answers.

• The IDS gives you five opportunities for sponsoring puzzles, and even the daily horoscope.

• Take advantage of these fun and addictive games. Weekly Advertising Sponsorship opportunity is available.

IDS Puzzle Sponsorships

Only $250

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per week to sponsor

WEEKEND Magazine puzzles only $ per week to sponsor

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Approximately 16-17 weeks a semester first come, first served basis IDS Crossword

WEEKEND Crossword

Ad Dimensions 5.097” x 1.15”

Sponsored Space 4 x 7

IDS Horoscope To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today is a 7 - You’re getting stronger, though you might not notice much change. Continue to study your situation and don’t take action yet.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 7 - It’s easier to see that actions have consequences, for the next few weeks. You’ve always suspected this was true.

Now you’ll be able to prove it.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Today is a 7 - The challenge is to hold onto your earnings.

Your friends want to help you spend. That’s an appealing suggestion but it could cost you a lot.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 7 - You’re gaining respect and authority.

Show you know how to lead.

The money continues to come in. You’re on ? rm ground.

schedule and you can still have LINDA BLACK some free time, too. Funny how writes horoscopes for Tribune Media that works.

Services. Her daily column is read by more than 4 million readers in ARIES (March 21-April 19) newspapers across the country.

- Today is a 7 - As mentioned before, being frugal works now.

Gambling de?nitely doesn’t.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Buy what you really need, on Dec. 21) - Today is a 5 - You’re sale. If you don’t have the discigoing into an adventurous phase, pline, stay home. good for travel. Don’t go yet, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) however. Today is better for - Today is a 7 - The next several planning. weeks will be good for building CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. basements, walls and gardens.

19) - Today is a 7 - In the next The problem is in ? nding plans four weeks, you’ll ?nd it easier that everyone agrees upon. That to compile a budget you can will not happen today. live with. Start by setting a juicy GEMINI (May 21-June 21) goal.

- Today is a 6 - You’ll be coming AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. up with new ideas in the com18) - Today is a 7 - You’ll ?nd it ing few weeks. They will not all easier to let others help and this work on the ? rst try, however. is good. You’ll be taking on new Proceed with caution. responsibilities. Delegate routine CANCER (June 22-July 22) chores.

- Today is a 6 - You’re entering a PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) very lucrative four-week phase.

- Today is an 8 - You’ll have a That’s the good news. The lot more work in the next four bad news is that you’ll have to weeks. Put yourself on a regular scrimp to make ends meet now.

Ad Dimensions 5.75” x .68” Sponsored Space 3 x 6

Ad Dimensions 2.375” x 2.375” Sponsored Space 3 x 8

Ad Dimensions 3.792” x 1.12” Sponsored Space 2 x 7

Speak with your Account Executive today to see how you can sponsor a puzzle or e-mail ads@idsnews.com

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

WEEKEND Sudoku

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Ad Dimensions 3.792” x 1.12” Sponsored Space 2 x 4.5

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Zoned Inserts 07-08

Deadline: Five business days prior to insertion

Grab Your Market’s Attention The economic impact of the IU community came through loud and clear in the 2000 US Census Report.

The IU Community comprises approximately 63% of Bloomington’s population.* As our readers open their daily papers and see your insert, you could be reaching more than 45,000 people. *U.S. Census Report 2000 The IDS zoning distribution system allows you to pinpoint the specific sector of the IU market you desire. When you have a special offer for members of the IU community, inform them through a preprinted insert in the Indiana Daily Student.

A B C D ZONE

A B C AB AC BC ABC

NO. OF INSERTS

Zones

On Campus Housing On Campus Locations Off-Campus Locations Mailed Subscriptions

Prices

COST PER THOUSAND*

ZONING CHARGE

TOTAL COST

2,400 $78 $97 $ 284.20 9,455 $78 $47 $ 784.49 2,745 $78 $97 $ 311.11 11,855 $78 $47 $ 971.69 5,145 $78 $77 $ 478.31 12,200 $78 $47 $ 998.60 14,600 $78 NONE $1138.80 A,B,C,D = Full Circulation - See Rate Card

* Based on a 2-4 page insert printed at $78 per 1000. Call your Account Executive for pricing on inserts larger than four pages.

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Let us be your Campus Rep and give you an integrated marketing campaign

Get Noticed!

• With posters and brochures in IDS newsstands, your message is delivered in a highly visible way in prominent locations both on and off campus.

• A long shelf life in IDS newsstands all across campus gives you increased exposure and a chance to reach more students, faculty and staff. With online ads, posters and brochures, you get a month’s worth of advertising for one low price.

• The Indiana Daily Student has a multitude of ways to reach the more than 45,000 members of the IU community as well as visitors to campus.

Try a Variety of Options!

• Classifieds • Inserts • Posters • Brochures • Puzzle sponsorship • Event opportunities

Display ads in: • Newspaper (daily) • Entertainment magazine (weekly) • General interest magazine (four times a year)

Contact your account executive or e-mail ads@idsnews.com for details.

Posters

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Up to 55 locations available

ONLY $50 - $100 PER POSTER Prices shown for one month • Poster size = 17” x 21” Posters are preprinted by client • Placement subject to availability *NOTE: Additional sites available for IU Depts./Orgs.

Brochures 2,600 brochures in one side of newsstands for two weeks 5,200 brochures in both sides of newsstands for two weeks Brochures are preprinted by the client • 50 brochures per rack Brochures Max Size: 3 3 /4 ” x 8 1 /2 ”

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

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Broadsheet Special Pub Sizes vert. 4 col. x 21" horiz. 6 col. x 14"

6 col. x 21"

vert. 3 col. x 21" horiz. 6 col. x 10.5"

vert. 2 col. x 21" 4 col. x 10.5" 1/3 page

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1/2 page

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2/3 page

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full page

horizontal

4 col. x 8"

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horizontal

3 col. x 10.5"

2 col. x 8"

1/8 page horizontal

1/8 page vertical

1/4 page vertical

1/4 page

3 col = 5.750" 4 col = 7.708"

1 col = 1.833" 2 col = 3.792"

Broadsheet Sizes

3 col. x 5"

5 col = 9.667" 6 col = 11.625"

Tabloid Special Pub Sizes 5 col. x 11.5"

5 col. x 5.5"

3 col. x 11.5"

2 col. x 11.5" 2/5 page

1/2 page

3/5 page

full page

vertical

horizontal

vert. 1 col.x 11.5" 2 col. x 5.5"

3 col. x 5.5"

vert. 1 col.x 5.5" horiz. 2 col. x 3" 1/10 page

1/5 page

1/3 page

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horizontal

Ernie Pyle Hall 120 • 940 E. 7th Street • (812) 855-0763 • fax (812) 855-8009 ads@idsnews.com • www.idsnews.com

Tabloid Column Width 1 col = 1.833" 4 col = 7.708" 2 col = 3.792" 5 col = 9.667" 3 col = 5.75"