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BC Enters 2nd Year
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News Release For Immediate Release Contact: Co-Publishers Glen Ford and Peter Gamble e-Mail: [email protected] VoiceMail: 856.823.1739 The weekly Internet publication www.BlackCommentator.com enters its second year providing commentary, analysis and investigations on issues affecting African Americans with the publication of issue number 37 on April 10, 2003. BlackCommentator.com published its first issue on April 5,…
April 10, 2003 2 min read Free to read
News Release
For Immediate Release
Contact: Co-Publishers Glen Ford and Peter Gamble
e-Mail: [email protected]
VoiceMail: 856.823.1739
The weekly Internet publication www.BlackCommentator.com enters its second year providing commentary, analysis and investigations on issues affecting African Americans with the publication of issue number 37 on April 10, 2003.
BlackCommentator.com published its first issue on April 5, 2002. BC started as a monthly and quickly moved to every other week. Beginning with Issue number 17 on November 21, 2002, BlackCommentator.com began publishing on the Thursday of each week.
“We’re very proud of our growth and impact since the inaugural issue,” said BC Co-Publisher Glen Ford. “The level of readership of BC is extraordinary. We are averaging no less than 25-thousand page views per issue and over 100-thousand impressions each month.”
“BC penetrates the leadership ranks of every organized sector of Black America: grassroots and electoral politics, labor, business, media, professional bodies, fraternities and sororities, and faith-based progressive activism,” said BC Co-Publisher, Peter Gamble.
“Our impressions are remarkably intensive. Audience loyalty to and identification with BC is phenomenal,” said Ford. “The most compelling aspect of our data is the length of time our visitors spend reading The Black Commentator. The average visit length is over 20 minutes and the median visit length exceeds seven minutes.”
“We are deeply rooted in the nation’s HBCUs and among Black and Africa-oriented academia formations. Our click through data confirms no less than 30% of readers hold advanced degrees,” said Gamble.
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