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The Ithacan

Contract advertising accounts will be reviewed at the end of the academic year, and advertisers who failed to run ads in the contracted number of issues will be billed the difference between the full and discounted price of the ads retroactively. single (spot) color for an ad may be purchased for an additional $80 per ad. full (process) color may be purchased at an additional $240 per ad. special placement on the page of the advertiser’s choice may be purchased for an additional 15% of the cost of the ad. recognized ithaca college departments and organizations receive a 10% discount on display ads.

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Inserts

$150 per 1,000, with a minimum insertion of 5,000 for items of four pages or less.

For multiple-page insert rates, contact the Sales Manager.

The Ithacan reserves the right to refuse inserts that are not on recyclable material.

Inserts must be received at the newspaper’s printing agent at least one week prior to publication.

Inserts must be shipped to: towanda printing company R.R #4, Towanda-Monroeton Rd. Route 220 Towanda, PA 18848 570-268-4208

Other Services

The Ithacan offers free design and typesetting of advertising. Let us create a custom ad for you, using the latest in desktop publishing software. Call the Sales Manager for more information.

Classifieds

Classified ads are a $4.00 minimum for the first 4 lines and $1 per additional line, per insertion. One line is 32 characters. Add $1.00 per line for any bold or all-capital words within a line. (Italics are not avaiable.)

Classified subheadings include: For Sale Services Wanted

Notices Lost/Found

For Rent Personals

Sublet Employment Services

Forms avaiable online at www.theithacan.org/advertising.

Billing

Advertisers will be mailed a copy of the Insertion Order for their advertisement, along with a copy of the newspaper in which their ad appeared, upon publication. the insertion order is a confirmation that the advertisement appeared, not a bill.

Display advertisements are billed monthly, during the first week of the month following insertion. Upon receipt of this bill, payment should be made by check (credit card payments are not accepted) to “Ithaca College” and mailed to:

ithaca college bursar’s office 953 Danby Road ithaca, ny 14850-7002

Payment terms are net thirty (30) days from date of invoice. Ithaca College reserves the right to require alternative payment terms, including, without limitation payment in advance. If payment is not received by the due date, a late charge will be added at the rate of one and one-half percent (1.5%) per month (eighteen percent (18%) per year), to unpaid invoices from the due date thereof.

If you are delinquent in paying any amount owed to Ithaca College by more than ten (10) days, then Ithaca College may suspend advertising. Ithaca College may cancel all further ads and any amounts unpaid hereunder shall immediately become due and payable.

If Ithaca College retains a collection agency and/or attorney to collect overdue amounts, all collection costs, including attorney’s fees, shall be payable by your organization. An advertiser must represent to Ithaca College that the advertiser is solvent and must agree that each acceptance of ad sold hereunder shall constitute reaffirmation of this representation at such time.

Classified ads must be paid in advance. We accept Visa and MasterCard for classifieds only.

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Advertiser reviews finished version Classifieds due by 5 p.m.

Publisher’s Clause

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Display ad must be reserved by 5 p.m. for following week

All artwork and copy due by 5 p.m.

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Your ad published in The Ithacan

By issuance of this rate card, the publisher offers, subject to the terms and conditions herein, to accept insertion orders for advertising to be published in The Ithacan, and by their tendering such insertion order the advertiser or agency shall indemnify and hold the publisher, its employees, agents, and its subcontractors free and harmless from any expenses, damages, and costs resulting in any way from the publisher’s compliance with the insertion order (including, but not by way of limitation, from claims or libel, invasion of privacy, copyright infringement or otherwise). Publisher reserves the right in its sole discretion to discontinue publication at any time with or without notice, or to defer or cancel the printing, publication or circulation of any issue for any reason. Publisher’s sole obligation as to any failure or default on its part shall be limited to a refund of its charges which may have been paid to it or, as its option, to publish the tendered advertising in the next available issue.

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Directions to The Ithacan

Enter Ithaca College from the main entrance. Turn left at the rotary, then right towards Roy H. Park Hall. The Ithacan is located in 269 Park Hall, halfway down the second floor. If you enter from underneath the arch on the Campus Center side of the building, turn right in the lobby.