Introduction
• Highlights: The Year in Review

Advertising
• U.S. Daily Newspaper Advertising Expenditures
• U.S. Daily Newspaper Classified Advertising Expenditures
• U.S. Advertising Expenditures - All Media
• Competitive Media Index

Circulation
• U.S. Daily Newspaper Circulation
• U.S. Daily Newspapers by Circulation Category
• U.S. Daily and Sunday Newspaper Circulation Expenditures
• Number of U.S. Daily Newspapers
• Total U.S. Weekly Newspapers
• Newspaper Joint Operating Agreements

Single-Copy
• How Single-Copy Buyers Rate Newspaper Buying
• Demographic Profile of Single-Copy Newspaper Buyers
• U.S. Daily Newspaper Single-Copy Prices

Readership
• U.S. Daily and Sunday Newspaper Reading Audience
• U.S. Daily and Sunday Newspaper Readership Demographics
• U.S. Daily Newspaper Pages or Sections Usually Read

New Media
• Newspaper Interactive Services
• U.S. Newspaper Web Site Readership

Employment
• U.S. Newspaper Employment
• Journalism Graduates
• Employment of Women and Minorities

Newsprint
• Growth Rate of U.S. Newsprint Consumption and Real GDP
• Newsprint Transaction Prices

Recycling
• U.S. Newspaper Recycling
• Use of Recycled Newspapers

Canadian Statistics
• Canadian Daily Newspapers
• Canadian Daily Newspaper Advertising Expenditures
• Canadian Advertising Expenditures - All Media

NAA
• NAA: Who We Are
• Information Resource Center
• NAA Foundation
• Newspaper in Education and Student Journalism Programs
• NAA Conference Calendar - Other Dates to Remember

NEXPO
• Facts about NEXPO
• NEXPO Attendee Profiles

NAA Foundation

The Newspaper Association of America Foundation was established to advance informed and intelligent media use by all citizens, especially young people; and to encourage them to value the people’s right to know and their right to a free and unfettered press.

Mission Statement

NAA Foundation is dedicated to developing tomorrow’s readers by encouraging them to acquire and value information from newspapers and other media. The Foundation will achieve its mission by:

• Operating programs that promote newspaper use by young people
• Forming strategic alliances
• Making targeted grants to leverage its resources
• Improving Literacy through family and community initiatives.

NAA Foundation’s programs are targeted to students in elementary school through early college. Foundation programs emphasize the use of newspapers by young people, but include the use of and facility with other media, as well. Foundation programs are concentrated in three major areas:

• NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION: A system of cooperation in place at some 950 newspapers nationwide, in which newspapers work with schools to promote newspaper use in a variety of subject areas. NAA Foundation provides resources and training to newspapers and educators on using newspapers in schools; helps newspapers develop strategic plans for promoting and marketing their NIE services; and represents newspapers with a broad variety of education partners.
• NEWSPAPER CONTENT FOR YOUTH: Editorial content designed to attract young readers. NAA Foundation will serve as an information clearinghouse on youth readership initiatives by newspapers and will help newspapers plan and evaluate youth features and other content for young readers and their families.
• STUDENT NEWSPAPERING: Student-produced newspapers at the high, middle and elementary school levels. NAA Foundation will provide information and resources to newspapers, educators and young people to support the publication of school newspapers.

The NAA Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax deductible and may be made in the form of cash, securities and bequests. Contact Margaret Vassilikos (703) 902-1629, vassm@naa.org.