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The December 2007 issue of Target Market News magazine offers in-depth stories on:

- Inside P&G’s “My Black is Beautiful” campaign
- The targeted ad strategy for the 2010 Census
- New advertising campaigns and assignments

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 Black Stats          
Frequently requested data on African American consumers

Black Buying Power:
  $719 Billion (2005)

Black U.S. Population:
  38.3 million

Top Five Black Cities
  - New York
  - Chicago
  - Detroit
  - Philadelphia
  - Houston

Top Five Black Metros:
  - New York-New Jersey
  - Washington-Baltimore
  - Chicago-Gary
  - Los Angeles
  - Philadelphia

Top Five Expenditures:
 - Housing $110.2 bil.
 - Food $53.8 bil.
 - Cars/Trucks $28.7 bil.
 - Clothing $22.0 bil.
 - Health Care $17.9 bil.

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Clear Channel returns WPHH/Hartford from Urban format back to Alternative

From Radio Online
(October 25, 2007) Clear Channel returns Rhythmic CHR WPHH-FM (Power 104.1)/Hartford to Alternative as "fm104one." Core artists include the Clash, Smashing Pumpkins, 311, The Ramones, Beastie Boys, Sublime, Dave Matthews, Foo Fighters, Incubus and Green Day, among others. The station will air initially run jockless with plans to keep the commercial minutes restricted to the fewest in Connecticut.

The station's new web site is meant to complement the "on-air experience at 1041music.com with a major focus on social networking. The web site will also let listeners hear new music and offer feedback. Local and national bands will be webcast and video concerts will be offered.

"This is not going to be the lame old-school radio that everyone has grown tired of," said Operations Manager Todd Thomas. "This station is about music for adults 25-34... period."

He added, "This audience is extremely passionate about the music. A lot of DJ talk and stations hyping themselves all the time is just not something that people want to hear. The listeners are begging us (radio) to stop the chatter and just play good music. That's where fm104one comes in. Radio listeners deserve what they really want."

The 104.1 frequency was previously Alternative WMRQ-FM (Radio 104) during the nineties before flipping to Urban in 2003.


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 13th Annual Edition 
Buying Power report shows more spending by black consumers on 'necessities'


Thanks to economic gains in the past two years, black households across the U.S., especially middle-class families, are increasing their purchases of lifestyle and leisure items.

According to the newest edition of “The Buying Power of Black America,” there are indications that black households are feeling more confident about making purchases that...

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The African-American
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Now in its ninth year of publication, Black Issues Book Review is the only nationally distributed magazine devoted exclusively to covering the latest news and reviews on black books. BIBR also provides up-to-date news on forthcoming author signings, book fairs and book clubs.

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