Newsweek's Classified ....... Reaching Asia

The Pacific edition of Newsweek International has a circulation of 268,837 and a readership in excess of 724,000. Designed with the same care applied in the rest of the magazine, Newsweek offers advertisers a full colour classified environment throughout Asia.

Market Segmentation - Whilst other international press can only offer advertisers a multi-regional, non-targeted audience, Newsweek Pacific edition allows advertisers to focus solely in the Asian marketplace.

The Pacific edition of Newsweek International has the biggest international classified section in Asia. The classified section contains more universal advertisers than any other weekly or business magazine in this busy market place.

Newsweek International lives up to its name, attracting a balanced international circulation.

• Newsweek's editorial focus on international news and business affairs attract an important international business audience.

• 9 in 10 readers are Asian citizens and speak two or more languages on average.

• Readers have an average household income in excess of $78,000.

• The average subscriber is educated to degree level, aged between 25-54 and working in a professional or managerial position.

• Newsweek readers travel extensively; 69% travel by air in the last 12 months, number of trips being 9.4. They spend an average of 17 nights in a hotel outside their country of residence.

• Readers spend an average of two hours reading their copy of Newsweek each week and have been subscribing to Newsweek for an average of 8.6 years.

Newsweek's Classified ....... Reaching Europe

Newsweek International is a leading international weekly news magazine with three principle editions: Atlantic, (Europe, Middle East and Africa); Pacific (Asia and Australasia) and Latin America. The Atlantic edition has a circulation of over 356,000 and a readership in excess of 1,128,00 Designed with the same care applied to the rest of the magazine, Newsweek offers advertisers a full colour classified environment throughout Europe. A regular series of special classified advertising opportunities is planned around individual topics relevant to our readers, such as executive recruitment, executive accommodation, finance, executive education, telecommunications, franchises and tenders, conferences and exhibitions, legal services, business opportunities, residential and commercial property and publications. Newsweek International lives up to its name, attracting a balanced international circulation.

Our readership also shows that Newsweek readers tend to read the magazine exclusively of other international titles. 13% of readers are regular/often readers of Time 8% of readers are regular/often readers of The International Herald Tribune 10% of readers are regular/often readers of the Economist.

• Newsweek's editorial focus on international news and business affairs attract an important international business audience.

• 9 in 10 readers are European citizens and speak two or more languages on average.

• Readers have an average household income in excess of $75,000.

• The average subscriber is educated to degree level, aged between 25-54 and working in a professional or managerial position.

• Newsweek readers travel extensively; they take 5.4 round trips per year on average, 3.5 for business and 1.9 for holidays.

• Readers spend an average of two hours reading their copy of Newsweek each week.