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Geographic Distribution -- Newspaper publishers: 2007

Data for the Information sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, and places.

Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Revenue ($1,000)	Revenue % of U.S.	Revenue per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		8,460	47,562,788	100.00	158	14,389,048	360,633
California		692	5,631,630	11.84	155	1,567,842	34,357
New York		491	5,417,494	11.39	279	1,372,108	24,292
Florida		371	3,186,647	6.70	174	913,537	22,760
Texas		590	2,496,425	5.25	105	711,259	18,090
Pennsylvania		282	2,451,921	5.16	196	838,043	20,887
Illinois		393	2,028,303	4.26	159	610,586	16,003
Virginia		197	1,787,450	3.76	232	496,544	11,060
Massachusetts		168	1,744,621	3.67	268	490,546	12,896
New Jersey		178	1,695,996	3.57	196	652,610	12,574
Ohio		273	1,556,086	3.27	135	507,090	13,706
Michigan		230	1,203,123	2.53	120	412,937	10,217
North Carolina		227	988,943	2.08	109	324,782	9,514
Georgia		231	970,064	2.04	102	380,124	11,880
Arizona		108	957,294	2.01	150	236,769	5,953
Missouri		241	919,871	1.93	156	258,166	7,157
Washington		195	901,905	1.90	140	343,958	8,217
Colorado		176	873,679	1.84	180	264,335	6,094
Minnesota		282	867,109	1.82	167	305,149	8,096
Indiana		178	830,209	1.75	131	266,724	8,177
Wisconsin		220	810,626	1.70	145	249,711	8,248
Tennessee		183	739,588	1.55	120	224,339	6,795
Connecticut		89	645,567	1.36	185	198,985	5,215
Maryland		111	606,826	1.28	108	195,842	4,608
Oregon		127	503,835	1.06	135	183,290	4,534
South Carolina		109	496,806	1.04	112	159,281	4,637
Iowa		228	495,804	1.04	166	147,265	5,478
Louisiana		104	466,839	0.98	107	145,719	4,047
Alabama		125	443,087	0.93	96	143,972	3,877
Kentucky		154	440,901	0.93	104	135,267	3,792
Oklahoma		173	403,538	0.85	112	136,012	4,006
Nevada		42	389,814	0.82	152	84,037	2,153
Hawaii		25	363,323	0.76	285	85,909	1,750
Utah		46	356,625	0.75	134	93,216	2,984
Nebraska		142	287,705	0.60	163	90,187	3,124
Kansas		160	261,088	0.55	94	82,507	3,231
Mississippi		107	238,067	0.50	81	75,066	2,600
Maine		71	192,664	0.41	146	74,273	2,345
West Virginia		66	177,527	0.37	98	55,974	2,340
Idaho		51	169,631	0.36	113	53,555	1,821
New Hampshire		50	164,925	0.35	125	69,395	1,952
Montana		76	161,653	0.34	169	47,498	1,686
New Mexico		48	158,846	0.33	81	56,924	1,912
South Dakota		84	131,846	0.28	165	37,883	1,501
North Dakota		65	118,776	0.25	186	39,082	1,462
Vermont		42	99,556	0.21	160	30,617	939
Alaska		29	91,405	0.19	134	30,327	825
Wyoming		32	75,527	0.16	144	25,917	1,018
All other states, including those below		198	1,561,623	3.28		483,889	9,823
Arkansas		104	D			D	(2500-4999)
District of Columbia		45	D			D	(2500-4999)
Delaware		26	D			D	(1000-2499)
Rhode Island		23	D			D	(1000-2499)

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