San Diego Reader

www.SanDiegoReader.com
  • 1703 India St.
  • San Diego, California 92101
  • Phone: (619) 235-3000
  • Fax: (619) 231-0489
  • Circulation: 126,273 (as of December 2012)
  • Audited By: Verified Audit Circulation
  • Publication Day: Every Wednesday
  • Market Served: San Diego County
  • National Advertising: Voice Media Group
Published weekly since October 1972, the San Diego Reader is well-known as a showcase for San Diego's best writers and photographers. The Reader is trimmed and stapled, with a glossy cover.

Specializing in feature stories, the Reader covers San Diego life in general, with emphasis on politics and the arts and entertainment. The Reader publishes comprehensive listings of movies, events, theater and music, restaurant and film reviews, and free classifieds.

The Reader is the second-largest circulation newspaper in San Diego with a 4-week readership of over 700,000 adults.
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Recent AAN Awards

2003 Food Writing, 3rd Place (Circulation Above 50000) by Naomi Wise
1999 Column, 2nd Place (Circulation Above 54000) by Abe Opincar
1997 Food Writing, 2nd Place (Circulation Below 54000) by Max Nash
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Demographics

Age

 18-34 (32.8%)
 18-49 (65.9%)
 25-49 (54.6%)
 25-54 (64.6%)
 25-64 (77.3%)
Gender

 F: 44%
 M: 56%
Education
Attended College:
30%

Graduated College:
23.80%
Occupation Professional/ Managerial:
33.30%

Median Household Income:
$54,483

Source: Media Audit, February-March 2006

Staff

Title Name Email address*
Editor Jim Holman ---

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