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- 90% of Science News readers in print and online have college or post-graduate degrees
- The average Science News reader has an annual income of $130,000
- 82% read four out of four issues and 52% pass it along to one or two other readers*
The Science News biweekly print magazine and companion digital replica edition reaches 90,000 individual paid subscribing members.
ScienceNews.org is an award-winning website with daily updates, a popular blog network and Science News archives going back to 1924. It reaches more than 11 million annual visitors and delivers more than 20 million annual pageviews, a readership driven by an engaged social media audience that includes 1.4 million Twitter followers and more than 2 million Facebook fans.
Advertisers can also display white papers, thought-leadership articles, videos or other promotional material on a "Sponsor Content" position available on ScienceNews.org.
Science News e-newsletters reach 38,000 loyal readers, while the Society's monthly e-newsletter reaches 200,000 Science News subscribing members and alumni, donors and friends of SSP.
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*Figures are from a March 2015 Readex readership survey conducted by SSP