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The Most Paid and Requested Magazine in the Market

The Most Paid and Requested Magazine in the Market

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“Just the Facts, Ma’am”Of course most of us working in law enforcement have

heard of or remember watching the popular television crime drama “Dragnet,” with Joe Friday (played by Jack Webb) telling witnesses or suspects he questioned in his clipped, rapid-fi re deadpan dialogue that all he wanted was the facts. Well, in the spirit of Detective Sergeant Friday’s catch phrase, the theme of our 2009 Media Kit is: Just the Facts.

Magazines can make lots of claims, do their own surveys and present numbers that show their magazine in the best light. Th ey also proclaim to have the best circulation and editorial, but the question remains: Are they being read?

As the highest paid and most requested magazine, our facts don’t lie. POLICE will provide you with real information you need to make an informed media buy decision. As Webb once put it, “We try to make it as real as a guy pouring a cup of coff ee.”

Th e information you are about to read is true, although the names have not been changed.

Th is is the magazine. POLICE.

It was the month of October. 1976 was the year. It was an inspirational day in Southern California. And a publication designed specifi cally for cops was born.

• POLICE Magazine captured the attention of more than 48,000 cops and has since maintained its leadership position of having the highest paid circulation and the largest indi-vidually addressed circulation, making it the “most wanted” magazine among advertisers.

• More readers pay for their subscription than any other law enforcement publication.

• POLICE Magazine provides cops of all ranks with informa-tion that will help them do their jobs more effi ciently, profes-sionally and safely.

Each issue of POLICE includes columns written by police, fi rearms and legal experts, as well as topical issue-oriented features produced by leading law enforcement journalists, many of whom are current or retired cops.

POLICE Magazine is “armed and dangerous” with coverage in new products, technology and market trends.

If you have—or anyone you know—has products or services to share with our cops, call us immediately.

All rewards will be paid in the form of advertising leads. Re-wards are unlimited and so are potential buyers.

POLICE delivers hard leads on every ad and editorial men-tion with the FREEInfo program.

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The Big Reach!FACT #1 Your ad is being seen by over 200,000 cops each month! Our subscribers share each issue of POLICE with an average of 3.8 other cops.

FACT #2 POLICE reaches more paid subscribers than any other law enforcement magazine!Nearly 30,000 law enforcement professionals want the information POLICE provides enough to pay for it! Paying subscribers mean that you have a great chance of getting your product seen, considered and bought after being seen in the pages of POLICE!

FACT #3POLICE reaches the entire buying chain!2

POLICE reaches 20,000 patrol officers who either buy their own gear or champion your product, 12,000 mid-level commanders who specify your product, 16,000 chiefs and sheriffs who sign the check.

Fact #4 POLICE has the highest quantity of BPA one-year qualified subscribers!Qualified circulation is quality circulation. It means your adver-tising message reaches buyers of your products, verified by an in-dependent third-party auditor. Our BPA audit statement assures advertisers that claims we make are verified. When purchasing media, advertisers should compare apples to apples and insist on third-party verification.

Fact #5 POLICE is the most requested magazine in the field!43,862 subscribers have either paid or made a direct request to re-ceive the magazine. These are not bulk copies sent to agencies and given to just anyone. These are subscribers who have specifically asked to receive the magazine!

For 31 years, we’ve served the law enforcement market with our award-winning publication and more recently with our com-

pletely re-designed state-of-the-art dynamic website. This year we have added topic specific eNewsletters and website channels authored by current or retired cops who are experts in their fields. Our 48,000 subscribers, plus 153,600 pass-along readers, 67,000 unique website users, as well as 20,000 current eNewsletter sub-scribers expands your company’s REACH into the law enforce-ment market!

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POLICE Cop Police Beat Law & Order Technlgy Product News Law Officer June ‘08 BPA Publisher’s Data June ’08 ABC June ‘08 BPA June ‘08 BPA June ‘08 BPA June ‘08 BPA

TOTAL CIRC 48,029 26,087 52,2143 38,270 30,008 30,006 40,015

Paid 29,622 not available 8,779 3,105 0 0 427

1 year qualified 33,392 not available not reported 29,083 30,008 23,978 33,286

Requested 43,862 16,273 22,845 21,033 30,008 27,684 34,830

1 – Publisher’s own data2 – Publisher’s own data 3 – 15,187 copies (or 29% of their circulation) of American Police Beat are sent in bulk to agencies, and are not individually addressed.

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The Big award!

From cover to cover, month in and month out, POLICE Magazine delivers the con-

tent REAL cops crave and REALLY read! Driven by our well respected staff , contrib-utors and advisory board members who are either current or retired law enforcement cops, POLICE Magazine’s award-winning editorial is anchored by exclusive features, in-depth case studies, insider columns, insightful departments and hard-hitting news and product reviews.

2004 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Best Signed Editorial

2003 MAGGIE AWARDSH FINALIST! Best Signed EditorialH FINALIST! Most Improved Publication

1998 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Special Interest Publication

1995 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Best Cover

1991 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Best Regularly Featured Department

1990 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Best How-To ArticleH WINNER! Best Single Editorial

1988 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Most Improved Publication

2008 MAGGIE AWARDSH WINNER! Best Public Safety

Trade MagazineH FINALIST! Best Interview or Profi le

TradeH FINALIST! Best Regularly Featured

Department TradeH FINALIST! Annuals Trade

2007 MAGGIE AWARDSH FINALIST! Best Public Safety Trade MagazineH FINALIST! Best Regularly Featured Department

2006 MAGGIE AWARDSH FINALIST! Best Signed Editorial

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The Big Facts!POlice subscribers deliver quality and quantity.

Our readers told us so!

FacT #1: Advertising in POLICE gives you access to 48,000 cops that are not only purchasers, but are also influencers of what others purchase. H 21,357 cops who buyH 8,450 cops who specify what should be boughtH 18,193 cops who influence buying decisionsensure your message will be seen by those that buy and make buying decisions!

FacT #4: Administrators, Middle Management & Line Level Officers ranked POLICE most valuable over:

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FacT #2: POLICE subscribers spend $33.4 Million Per Year on Personal Equipment and Gear!

FacT #5: 78% of POLICE subscribers share their copy of POLICE with other colleagues for a total reach of more than 200,000!

3.7% spend $100 or less

38.4% spend $101-$500

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46.5% spend $501-1,000

10.5% spend $1,001-$2,500

1.0% spend more than $2,500

each cop spends an estimated $696.41annually on equipment and gear!

% of line % of Mid-level % of TopMagazine level Officers Management chiefAmerican COP 17% 16% 11%American Police Beat 35% 32% 48%Emergency, Fire, Rescue & Police 3% 2% 10%Homeland Security Professional 3% 8% 23%Journal of Counterterrorism 2% 2% 2%Law & Order 23% 41% 70%Law Enforcement Product News 24% 34% 48%Law Enforcement Technology 25% 34% 51%Law Officer 17% 19% 26%Police & Security News 7% 9% 25%Police Chief 7% 18% 54%Police Fleet Manager 3% 6% 20%POlice Magazine 96% 94% 81%Police Marksman 17% 25% 12%Tactical Edge 12% 17% 8%Tactical Response 13% 15% 12%

FacT #3: Every rank of POLICE subscribers find POLICE their most-read magazine!

96% of line level officers read POLICE Magazine for law enforcement information.

94% of Middle Level Management officers read POLICE Magazine for law enforcement information.

81% of Top/Chief level officers read POLICE Magazine for law enforcement information.

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The Big Package!

POLICE offers a wide variety of options and pro-vides you with a full range of services to make

it easy for you to integrate all your marketing needs with one solution. Let POLICE tailor a cost-effective combination ad campaign that exposes your compa-ny to additional key markets reached by these lead-ing Bobit publications: POLICE Recruit and Campus Safety Magazine.

POlice Recruit - Capture Recruits’ product loyalty as they graduate from the academy with POLICE Magazine’s NEW annual publication, POLICE Recruit. The ONLY publication devoted specifically to police academy recruits with a 100% requested distribution of 20,000.

campus safety Magazine - The only publication exclusively reaching public safety and security decision-makers at hospitals, schools (K-12) and universities.

TReXPO - endorsed by the country’s leading state and national tactical and training associations, TREXPO is the nations’ most

recognizable show for first responders and equipment technology.

Guide to editorial coverage - POLICE Magazine readers are inter-ested in hearing about your products because they are the users who use your products day in,d ay out. We offer marketers a broad range of editorial opportunities, including contributions in feature stories, both in-print and online. If you have questions about how you can get involved, request a copy of our new Guide to Editorial Coverage and you’ll be on your way to getting your message in front of our readers!

Bonus distribution - POLICE Magazine is also sending an additional 20,000 copies (and your ad!) to 39 law enforcement events. That’s 10 more events than our closest competitor.

Research - Accurate. Quality. Informed. The Bobit Business Media research department can provide customized research services to meet a wide variety of objectives.

list Rentals - use our highly responsive direct mail and e-mail lists to send personalized and targeted marketing messages to cops.

annual Buyer’s Guide - The Annual Buyers Guide is published every July. Ensure you have a year-round presence in the industry refer-ence tool that cops trust to find products and services.

Product showcase Guide - A cost effective way to receive maximum exposure for your products and services.

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Only POLICE Magazine offers quantifiable sales leads with our

FREEInfo program where you can determine not only how many

hard leads asked for more information based on your ad, but how

many people called your office or visited your website as a result of

your ad. As an advertiser, POLICE provides this exclusive lead gen-

eration package, free of charge, with any advertising program. Un-

like traditional lead generation programs, the FREEInfo programs

tracks all leads, including those that come via the web, telephone,

or mail. POLICE provides leads from all response channels (online,

telephone and mail) along with one integrated tracking report that

is e-mailed to you bi-weekly. You can also access your leads and re-

ports 24/7 through an easy-to-use online tool. This comprehensive

sales lead program will deliver exactly what you want...results for

your advertising investment.

The Big low down!compared to other law enforcement magazines, because of our high circulation, POlice

gives you the lowest cost per thousand (cPM) cops reached. That makes POlice your most cost-effective media buy. and that means your ad dollars will get more results!

1. Four-color Gross Rates(a) Rates 12X 6X 3X 1XSpread $6185 $6600 $6765 $6895Full $3980 $4075 $4165 $42652/3 $3025 $3190 $3260 $3305 1/2 Island $2795 $2915 $2950 $29651/2 $2515 $2775 $2810 $28401/3 $1960 $2025 $2150 $2270 1/4 $1680 $1710 $1720 $1805

• 2-color ads subtract $450 from above• B/W ads subtract $825 from above• Same size color proof required by closing date

(b) Frequency DiscountsFrequency rate is earned by the number of sepa-rate advertisements used within a contract year. Different size units may be used to earn this rate. The Buyer’s Guide is published annually in July.

2. contract Rates Rates are based on the total space contracted for IN ADVANCE AND IN WRITING, and used within one year (12 issues) from date of first in-sertion. Multiple units of space in 1 issue may be used to earn frequency discounts; 2-page spreads are counted as 2 units. Unfilled con-tracts will be short-rated to next higher frequen-cy rate. Rate increases subject to 30-day advance written notice. Payment must be in U.S. dollars.

3. commission & cash discounts Agency Commission–15%. Our invoices are NET 30 days on approved credit for all services. 1.5% interest per month after 30 days.

4. special Position Rates Cover 2 $400 Cover 3 $250 Cover 4 $600

5. Rebates & Rates Advertisers will be rebated if, within a 12-month period from the date of first inser-tion, they have run at a frequency that earns a lower rate than that at which they have been billed. Advertisers will be short-rated if, within a 12-month period from the date of the first inser-tion, they have not earned the frequency upon which their billings have been based.

6. inserts Furnished complete by advertisers and not requiring back-up, two-page insert (one sheet, printed both sides) at black and white spread rates. First additional page at 75% black and white rate, thereafter at 50% black and white rate.

7. Mechanical Requirements(a) Space Unit Wide-DeepSpread 15” x 10”Full 7” x 10”2 ⁄ 3 Vertical 4 9 ⁄16” x 10”1⁄ 2 Island 4 9 ⁄16” x 7 1 ⁄ 2”1⁄ 2 Horizontal 7” x 4 7⁄ 8”1⁄ 2 Vertical 3 3 ⁄ 8” x 10”1⁄ 3 Square 4 9 ⁄16” x 4 7⁄ 8”1⁄ 3 Vertical 2 3 ⁄16” x 10”1⁄4 Vertical 3 3 ⁄ 8” x 4 7⁄ 8”1⁄ 6 Vertical 2 3 ⁄16” x 4 7⁄ 8”

(b) Trim SizeDisplay ad pages trim to 7 7⁄8” x 10 3⁄4”. Single col-umn width 2 3⁄16”. Double column width 4 9⁄16”. Column depth 10”. Binding is saddle stitched, except Buyer’s Guide which is perfect bound. Allow 1⁄8” for head trim.

(c) BleedFull page or less $150Note: No charges for bleed on four-color ads; no charge for gutter bleed on full page spread ads.

(d) Bleed SizeSingle page bleed 8 1⁄8” x 11”Spread bleed 16 1⁄4” x 11”Vital parts of copy and layout should be kept at least 1⁄4” distance from the gutter and top, out-side and bottom edges.

8. Production Regulations Police Magazine is produced using computer to plate technology. Advertisers are requested to submit digital material for their advertisements. Material can be accepted via email, disk or via our ftp site.

Digital Submissions for Advertisers: All files must be Mac compatible. Ads can be accepted on CD Rom, DVD, Email and or via our ftp site. Please provide a digital proof or color laser. Disks should include a disk directory. Ac-ceptable file formats for page layout and images include the following: PDF, InDesign, QuarkX-Press, Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, EPS, JPEG, or TIFF. Resolution must be at least 300 dpi. Please convert all colors to CMYK (no PMS or RGB colors/images). Fonts must be Type 1 postscript (include both printer font and screen font). We do not accept True Type, Multiple Mas-ter or PC fonts.

Please send materials to: Production Manager, Police Magazine, Bobit Business Media, 3520 Challenger Street, Torrance, CA 90503. Please contact the Production Manager for ftp instruc-tions and or further requirements.

9. classified ad Rates Per column inch. $147 for the first inch. $126 for every inch after. There is a 2 inch minimum. All classified in print advertisements include on-line eClassified exposure. Classified ad creation is complementary. Pre-Payment is required. VISA, MC, AMEX and Discover are accepted. All rates are non commissionable.

10. General instructions Ad space may be canceled up to ad close date of issue. Late charges will be applied to ad mate-rials not received by date stated by publisher or production manager.

Advertisers and advertising agencies assume liability for advertisement content (including text, illustration, representation, and other copyright matter), and also assume responsibility for any claim arising therefrom against the publisher.

Publisher reserves the right to reject any ad-vertising that does not conform to publication standards.

Publisher reserves the right to place the word “advertisement” on copy that, in his/her opinion, closely resembles editorial matter. Positioning of advertisement is at the discretion of the publisher except when a paid preferred position has been requested.

Publisher’s liability for any error will not ex-ceed the cost of the space occupied by the error.

Publisher cannot be held liable for circum-stances beyond his/her control affecting produc-tion or delivery in any manner.

Publisher reserves the right to hold the ad-vertiser and/or its advertising agency jointly and severally liable for such monies as are due and payable to the publisher.

MissiOn sTaTeMenT POLICE Magazine is dedicated to providing law enforcement officers of all ranks with infor-mation that will help them do their jobs more efficiently, professionally, and safely. Each issue of Police includes columns written by police, firearms, and legal experts, as well as topical issue-oriented features produced by leading law enforcement journalists. Topics covered each month include First Response Tactics; Officer Survival Training; Weapons; Equipment; Legal Matters; Gang Response and Police Humor.

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January Editorial Highlight: Weapons SHOT Show Arsenal 12/2/08 12/10/08 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Ammunition Blades & Tools Product: Weapons Maintenance Winning Edge TECHNOLOGY: Wireless Communications

February Editorial Highlight: Vehicles North American Police Ski Arsenal 1/6/08 1/14/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Bags & Cases Championships, American Academy Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Forensic Technology of Forensic Sciences Winning Edge Product: Badges & Insignia

March Editorial Highlight: Tactical TReXPO West, Sniperweek, Pennsyl- Arsenal 2/2/09 2/10/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: SHOT Show Reports vania Law Enforcement & Security Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Thermal Imaging/Night Vision Expo, Virginia State Police Assn., Winning Edge Product: BDUs Louisiana Juvenile Officer’s Assn.

April Editorial Highlight: Training ILEETA, IPMBA, NYTOA, TTPOA, Arsenal 3/4/09 3/12/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Concealed Carry NAFA LEG Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Simulators Winning Edge Product: Shirts/Trousers/Footwear

May Editorial Highlight: Lighting IALEFI, NLEOM, CAHN, Arsenal 4/7/09 4/15/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Shooting Range Mock Prison Riot, Blades & Tools Equipment & Targets Winning Edge TECHNOLOGY: Corrections Product: Handguns

June Editorial Highlight: Long Guns & Optics National Sheriff’s Assn., Arsenal 5/1/09 5/11/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Low Light Tactics Police Security Expo-Atlantic City, Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Microphones & Headsets WSHNA, NPRC Winning Edge Product: Duty Gear & Holsters

July Editorial Highlight: Body Armor FBINAA, NASRO, NAPO, Arsenal 6/2/09 6/10/09 Annual SPECIAL COVERAGE: Gear & Apparel for Int. Assn. of Bomb Technicians Blades & Tools Buyers the Female Officer & Investigators Winning Edge Guide TECHNOLOGY: Video & Imaging Product: Gloves & Eyewear

August Editorial Highlight: Tactical Communications TReXPO east, APCO, Asian Gang Arsenal 6/25/09 7/7/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: First Aid Investigator’s Assn. Of California Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Weapon Lights/Lasers/Sights Winning Edge Product: Edged Weapons & Tools

September Editorial Highlight: Less-Lethal NTOA, Utah Narcotic Officer’s Assn., Arsenal 7/29/09 8/6/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: SWAT TTPOA Competition, NRA, CATO Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: EOD Winning Edge Product: Molle Gear & Hydration Systems

October Editorial Highlight: Investigations IACP, East Coast Gang Investigator’s Arsenal 8/25/09 9/2/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Traffic Enforcement Assn. Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Biometrics Winning Edge Product: Outerwear & Rainwear

November Editorial Highlight: Computers CNOA, SWAT Round-Up Arsenal 10/2/09 10/12/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: K-9 Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Armor (Body, Shields & Vehicles) Winning Edge Product: Software

Fall POLICE RECRUIT Semi-annual publication distributed 100% direct request to police 10/19/09 10/27/09 academy recruits free of charge at academies and law enforcement colleges

December Editorial Highlight: Surveillance Arsenal 11/2/09 11/10/09 SPECIAL COVERAGE: Training Products Blades & Tools TECHNOLOGY: Vehicle Lighting Winning Edge Product: Base/Mid-layers & Undergarments

The Big line-up!Take full advantage of this editorial preview and use it to strategize placement of ads and editorial.

More and more successful companies are tapping into the buying power of the law enforcement market

through online media. Print advertising builds awareness but online media takes your campaign to the

next level. Only POLICE uses Omniture—a web analytics program—ensuring that the traffic to our website

is all human, real traffic, buyers interested in your products, not just exaggerated numbers that reflect

robotic web traffic. With nearly 155,000 (non-robotic) page views and 58,000 unique (human) visitors each

month, PoliceMag.com makes the most of your marketing dollars.

The newly redesigned and re-engineered PoliceMag.com

serves as a community to the law enforcement market.

Whether your marketing objectives are brand awareness,

driving traffic to your website or generating leads from

qualified visitors ready to take action… PoliceMag.com

delivers the results you need to grow your business.

All rates listed are net.

Banner AdvertisingBanner advertising is a cost-effective way to build brand

awareness and deliver your message to a web audience.

Select from a number of banner positions:

Leader Board Banner ..............$880/month

Premium Jumbo Banner ..........$660/month

Navigation Bar Banner ............$550/month

Getting Focused with Channel SponsorshipsTopic-specific sponsorships allow you to target your message to

an audience looking for specific topic information on

PoliceMag.com. Each law enforcement topic offers timely

news,features,columns,and reviews covering law enforcement

training, police intelligence, tactical operations, cop culture,

and the latest police products from the market's leading

authorities. As a sponsor, you exclusively own all advertising

real estate on these high-traffic topic-specific pages including

three (3) prominent banner positions within the channel and

corresponding e-newsletter. Channels currently offered:

Channels with e-newsletters include: Recruits, Patrol & SWAT.

Position your brand with the information your specific

customers are looking for, plus have the opportunity to provide

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e-NewslettersThe editors and contributing industry experts have developed e-newsletter topics in response to extensive market research.Sponsorship opportunities will drive traffic to your website anddeliver your market message right to your customers’ in boxes.

TOPIC CIRCULATION FREQUENCY

On Target 22,326 weeklyRecruits 20,747 monthlyPatrol 21,587 weeklySWAT 23,915 weekly

Positions available in each e-newsletter:

Top Position

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Web SeminarsWeb Seminar sponsorships offer a new way to complement yourintegrated campaigns and stand out from your competitors. Theseevents are live or on-demand with dynamic audio, slides or videopresentations. Lead a “how-to”seminar or share your expertise todemonstrate that you are a leader in your area. PoliceMag.comprovides a complete turn-key promotion and production package.Along with this unique branding opportunity you receive qualifiedleads from highly motivated potential customers.

Custom eBlasts$435 net per 1000 names with a $125 set-up fee; you pay only fore-mails that are successfully received.

Ask the ExpertYour company expert can be featured on our homepage and share their knowledge about a particular topic or technology. You can demonstrate your expertise and establish a dialogue with potential customers. You’llreceive exclusive position and additional promotions in website ads and ads in our print publications.Advertiser supplies expert and receives all leads with contact information.

Leslie Maris (West) 480-367-1101leslie.maris@policemag.com

Susan Freel (East) 920-397-7570susan.freel@policemag.com

Call your sales representative today to discuss your next integrated marketing campaign and we’ll show you how the new PoliceMag.com provides the added exposure you can only get online.

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