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Chairman/Editor-in-chief:
Rovan G. Locke, Ph.D.,
Consulting Editors:
Professor Ali A. Mazrui and
Lloyd B. Smith,
Pesident:
Malik E. Locke
Senior V.P. Operations/
Finance:
Reichland Anderson,
Senior V.P. Marketing and Sales:
Carolyn Kenedy,
V.P. Informational Systems:
Leona Minto,
V. P. of Marketing:
Leroy A. Gordon -Jamaica;
Paula Powell: Editorial Consultant and Sanchia Allen-Sports/Public Affairs,
Design & Production:
Norris Grandison,
Secretary/Treasurer:
Winsome Vaughn Burke,
Business Development Consultant:
Ashton Douglas,
Special Consultant Circulation/Distribution Coordinator:
Trevor "Peppa Rock" Wynter
Publisher: The Michigan
Communication Group.
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 Media Kit
The Caribbean-American Commentary Newspapers genesis
was
triggered by the glaring absence of an depth journalistic vehicle in
South
Florida to address the critical role this ethnic group is playing in
international, national, regional and local politics and
the economic stability
of the Caribbean.
OUR MISSION
From
the first issue of Caribbean Commentary magazine in January 1989,
we have attempted to bridge the gap between the ethnic minorities and the
traditional
community in South Florida. Furthermore, our main objective has been
economic
empowerment, cultural diversity and tolerance.
We recognize the need for a weekly Caribbean‑oriented newspaper in South
Florida to
highlight the numerous issues and events that impact on this burgeoning
population in
the fastest growing state in this country. In the next ten years, Florida
will replace New York
as the second largest state and the Caribbean immigrants are sign'rlicant
‑players in,
this exponential growth‑and development.
The Caribbean‑American Commentary Newspaper's genesis is due to the
glaring
absence of a journalistic vehicle to address the critical role this ethnic
group is playing
in local, regional and national politics, the economic growth and
development of
Florida and stability of the Caribbean:
The remittances sent to Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean has been
recognized by that
region's political and financial leaders, However, major corporations and
political leaders
within North America continue to ignore the political and economic clout
of this ethnic
minority within their midst The Caribbean‑American Commentary Newspaper
intends
to bring to the attention of the corporate giants the presence of Caribbean
residents
and the role they play in their profit margins, We hasten to point out
that Jamaica is
the number one client for Western
Union in its entire global operations. As in the case
of the role that Caribbean consumers play in Western Union, it is a strikingly
similar
role this ethnic group plays in the Florida's political landscape.
Readers of The Caribbean‑American Commentary Newspaper are
sophisticated
consumers and with the African‑American consumers in South Florida, spend
more than
3 billion dollars on an annual basis within the state of Florida. With the
thousands of Caribbean
business people and tourists who visit Florida especially the Tri‑County
of Miami Dade,
Broward and Palm Beach and the entertainment centers in Orlando, it can be said
that the
Caribbean consumers are on an equal footing with any other ethnic group in terms
of
spending power.
We shall not depart from our mission of racial and gender empowerment of
the former
dispossessed groups in North America and the Caribbean. We shall not
compromise
our intellectual and journalistic honesty on behalf of Permanent
Underclass.
Our motto is truth and justice prevail in the end over all forms of inequities
and exploitation.
READER PROFILE
GENDER
MALE 44%; Female 56%
Age
1849 56%
Household
$35,000
to $75,000 60%
Professional
Occupations
52%
Distributing Areas
The
Tri-County of Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach,
Jamaica and Bahamas and now http://cacn.homeip.net
( World Wide)
Distribution
40,000
Distributed
in the second largest Caribbean and African-American metropolitan area
in the U.S.A. Please see Andrea Elliot A Quantum Leap
South Floridas Caribbean population nearly doubles over the past ten
years
a Census Bureau survey reveals, The Herald Broward Edition, Monday, August 6,
2001
Page 1A and Page 8A.
Distribution
areas
Miami-Dade
County
.10,000 Jamaica
.5,000
Broward
County
.20,000 Tampa
..1,500
Palm
Beach County
....2,500
Orlando
1,000
The
CaribbeanAmerican Commentary Newspaper
3056 S. State Road 7, Suite 33 & 34 Miramar, Fl 33009
954
822 4878
Email Michcacn@Yahoo.com
THE
CARIBBEAN-AMERICAN
COMMENTARY
NEWSPAPER
Dear Advertisers:
Allow me to take this opportunity to draw your attention to The
Caribbean‑American Commentary Newspaper. This is an offshoot of Caribbean
Commentary, of which I was the publisher 1989‑1992. I hope you agree with
me that there is an urgent need for a weekly Caribbean‑American Newspaper
to address the numerous issues in the state of Florida, and the rest of the
global village. The management staff and readers seek your corporate support in
terms of advertisement. Thanks in advance for your financial commitments which
enable this journalistic vehicle to become a respected advocate for ethnic and
gender empowerment.
Sincerely,
Dr. Rovan G. Locke
University of Michigan
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL RATES
Advertisement Policy:
The
Caribbean‑American Commentary Newspaper (CACN) reserves the right to
refuse advertisement due to graphic photography, illustrations or written
content deemed offensive to its readers. Ads will incur discounted rates
depending upon the number of times in which that ad is ran. An ad may be removed
at the advertiser's request with a 10% charge. CACN reserves the right to place
ads in various locations throughout the publication However CACN will honor
special request made for specific placing;
Advertisement
Rates:
Back
Cover Color
...$4000 1/8
Page Color
.
..$300
Inside Cover Color
$2000
1/8 Page B&W
....$200
Inside Back Color.
...
$2000
1/16 Page Color...........
$175
( 2x 3)
Centerfold Color
...$3000
1/16 Page B&w...
.
$135 Centerfold
B&W
...$1500 BusinessCards
..............
$75
(11/4X 2)
Full Page Color.....
......
.
$1800
3 Lines Business Ad
..
$45
Full Page B&W ..
.
.
$1200 3 Lines Classified Ad (Business)
.
$25
½ PageColor
..
.
$900
3 Lines Classified Ad (Personal
)
$15
½ Page B&W
...
$600
3 Lines Auto Sale Ad (Business)...
$25
Ό Page Color
......
..
..$500
3 Lines Auto Sale Ad(Personal)...
..$15
Ό Page B&W
...
$400
Advertisement
Dimensions:
Full Page
½ Page (H)
½ Page(V)
Ό Page
1/8 Page
12x 21
12x 10.25
5,75 x 21
5 75 x 10.259 5.75 x 4.875
Advertisement Production:
For
an additional fee of $150, the CACN Design ~ Production team will produce
your ad. This service includes a first and final draft to be reviewed and
approved by the advertiser. Upon completion, the advertiser will receive both a
laser output as well as a IBM or MAC formatted disk copy of their approved ad.
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