Caribbean Life: Your Ticket to
the Largest Caribbean Population
Outside of the Caribbean

Caribbean Life founded in 1990 has become the most influential African/Caribbean American newspaper in the New York Market. It has a readership of 572,000 per issue and a weekly circulation of 101,000. Readership is 21% greater than the population of Staten Island

Largest African/Caribbean American Circulated Paper in the United States

• More than 850,000 readers on a monthly basis
• Over 572,000 readers per issue
• Circulation of 101,000 per week; 5.6 readers per copy
• 1,150 Total Distribution Points in the New York Area

Facts:

• 2 out of 3 Caribbean Life Readers read the paper every week
• Average household income of $55K
• 21% of readers have a household income greater than $75K
• 50% of readers have attended/graduated college
• Average age of the reader is 40, 7.5 years younger than the
  average age of the newspaper reader in the NY DMA
• 65% of readers are under age 44

Caribbean Life is more than the news,
it is part of the neighborhood

• Ability to zone by geography - Five different versions each week
• Publishes several newspaper supplements annually; including Caribbean Day Parade, Black History Month, Caribbean American Heritage

If you want to reach the African/Caribbean American
Community in New York, there is no better media
vehicle than Caribbean Life

Source: Media Audit 2007, Scarborough 2007