No. 817. TELevision Stations-MULTIPLE OWNERSHIP AND NEWSPAPER AFFILIA

TION: 1968

[Revenue in millions of dollars. As of Dec. 31. Covers all TV stations in operation during 1968, including satellites "Multiply owned" stations are those licensed to owner of more than 1 TV station; "newspaper affiliated," those licensed to a newspaper or newspaper affiliated company. Markets ranked by size of market revenue]

Source: U.S. Federal Communications Commission, TV Broadcast Financial Data, annual.

No. 818. RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS OWNED BY NEWSPAPERS AND/OR MAGAZINES: 1961 To 1972

Source: Broadcasting Publications, Inc., Washington, D.C., Broadcasting Yearbook. (Copyright.)
No. 819. TELEVISION PROGRAMING-LIVE, FILM, AND VIDEOTAPE: 1965 AND 1971

Source: Broadcasting Publications Inc., Washington, D.C., Broadcasting Yearbook. (Copyright.)

No. 820. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS: 1950 TO 1973

[Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. Data refer to year of compilation of the Directory cited as the source, i.e., generally to year preceding year shown]

Source: N. W. Ayer and Son, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., Ayer Directory of Publications, annual. (Copyright.)

No. 821. NEWSPAPERS

AND

PERIODICALS-CIRCULATION
1963, AND 1967

AND RECEIPTS: 1958,

[Circulation in thousands; receipts in millions of dollars. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957,

series R 173-186]

ΝΑ

Not available. 8

Does not meet publication standards.

X Not applicable.

Z Less than $500,000. 1 Includes paid, free bulk, etc. "Issue" defined as the sum of all editions published on a given day. Figures are totals of average circulation per issue.

2 Includes foreign language newspapers. Includes amounts not specified by kind.

No Sunday editions. Establishments with less than 10 employees were not required to file reports specifying source of receipts. Thus a substantial portion of "Not specified" is included in "Weekly and other." • Includes those issued on Sunday only. 7 Not shown because not reported by many small newspapers. Includes newspapers issued more than once but less than 4 times a week, and those issued less frequently than once a week. Partially estimated.

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Manufactures: 1963, vol T 1967, vol. II, part 2.

1, and Census of Manufactures:

No. 822. DAILY AND SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS-NUMBER AND CIRCULATION, 1950 TO 1971, AND BY STATES, 1972

[Circulation in thousands. As of October 1, except number of newspapers; beginning 1965, as of January 1 of following year. Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. For English language newspapers only. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series R 169-172]

Represents zero. !Adjusted to account for all-day papers listed in morning and evening figures (circulations divided between them).

Adjusted to allow for duplication of Texarkana, Ark.-Tex., and Bristol, Tenn.-Va., papers in individual State tabulations (circulations divided between States); for Covington, Ky.. papers also included in Ohio. Source: Editor & Publisher Company, New York, N.Y., Editor & Publisher Year Book-1973. (Copyright.)

No. 823. NEWSPRINT CONSUMPTION AND NEWSPAPER PAGES: 1950 TO 1972 [Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawii]

1 Apparent consumption; equals production plus imports minus exports adjusted for year-end changes in newspaper publishers' inventories and domestic mill stocks.

2 Based on information of Media Records, Inc.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Competitive Assessment and Business Policy, unpublished data.

No. 824. REGISTRATION OF COPYRIGHTS, BY SUBJECT MATTER: 1950 TO 1972 [For years ending June 30. Comprises copyrights issued to citizens of the United States and residents of foreign countries. For information on patents, see table 878. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series W 52-65]

No. 825. BOOKS-IMPORTS AND TRANSLATIONS INTO ENGLISH: 1971 AND 1972 [Imports cover all books printed abroad and distributed in U.S. on exclusive basis. See also headnote, table 826]

Source: R.R. Bowker Co., New York, N.Y., Publishers' Weekly. (Copyright, by Xerox Corp.)

Books and Periodicals

505

No. 826. NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS PUBLISHED, BY SUBJECT: 1950 TO 1972 [Comprises new books (those published for the first time) and new editions (those published with changes in text or format). Excludes State and Federal publications; subscription books, except encyclopedias; dissertations; second, third, or fourth printings or impressions; periodicals and quarterlies; and pamphlets of under 49 pages. Beginning 1965, data not strictly comparable with earlier years because of internal shifts in classifications. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series R 165–167]

Source: R. R. Bowker Co., New York, N.Y., Publishers' Weekly. (Copyright, by Xerox Corporation.)

No. 827. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS-AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES, BY SUBJECT: 1960

NA Not available. 1 Excludes paperbound books, government documents, and certain multi-volume encyclopedías. Refers to books published in year stated.

Includes sociology. 3 Includes recreation. 4 Average annual subscription prices.

Source: 1960, U.S. Office of Education, The Cost of Library Materials; Price Trends of Publications, Circular OE-15029A. Beginning 1965, R. R. Bowker Co., New York, N. Y., average prices of books, Publishers' Weekly, and average prices of periodicals, Library Journal. (Copyright, by Xerox Corporation.)