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Geographic Distribution -- Periodical 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		8,022	46,003,261	100.00	153	9,696,582	154,554
New York		775	16,628,634	36.15	856	2,812,133	33,020
California		998	4,786,738	10.41	132	1,052,614	18,425
New Jersey		286	2,803,615	6.09	325	582,057	7,038
Alabama		82	2,077,848	4.52	448	179,617	4,473
Illinois		344	1,875,491	4.08	147	586,563	7,702
District of Columbia		72	1,828,666	3.98	3,118	400,890	5,189
Florida		638	1,509,879	3.28	83	388,305	7,946
Massachusetts		223	1,364,528	2.97	210	389,944	5,266
Pennsylvania		288	1,316,757	2.86	105	326,783	5,876
Texas		436	1,171,603	2.55	49	275,921	5,125
Georgia		267	897,998	1.95	94	186,106	3,822
Iowa		99	846,123	1.84	284	145,608	2,208
Wisconsin		180	769,357	1.67	137	148,307	3,857
Ohio		205	744,591	1.62	65	163,882	3,264
Connecticut		143	694,201	1.51	199	175,621	2,588
Virginia		327	680,732	1.48	88	254,335	4,317
Missouri		140	679,712	1.48	115	128,019	3,399
Maryland		163	645,996	1.40	115	192,066	3,426
Minnesota		138	484,643	1.05	93	97,085	2,006
North Carolina		186	473,517	1.03	52	96,984	1,798
Colorado		186	382,145	0.83	79	102,877	1,982
Michigan		182	379,837	0.83	38	115,111	2,086
Tennessee		118	356,867	0.78	58	172,741	3,370
Arizona		152	259,847	0.56	41	81,294	1,710
Kansas		71	248,688	0.54	90	74,755	1,709
Washington		172	242,367	0.53	37	69,191	1,642
Indiana		98	180,242	0.39	28	46,116	1,225
Nebraska		37	171,940	0.37	97	45,641	785
Kentucky		83	134,894	0.29	32	40,721	915
Oregon		105	120,646	0.26	32	32,043	842
New Hampshire		37	115,863	0.25	88	30,850	539
Nevada		83	115,354	0.25	45	23,484	503
Vermont		42	98,080	0.21	158	21,143	535
South Carolina		65	94,522	0.21	21	30,408	591
Utah		56	84,625	0.18	32	21,415	430
Maine		43	75,621	0.16	57	20,257	524
New Mexico		56	68,442	0.15	35	20,784	490
Hawaii		47	66,905	0.15	52	17,757	354
Louisiana		60	57,014	0.12	13	16,039	435
Idaho		45	49,936	0.11	33	15,279	436
Rhode Island		24	39,111	0.09	37	11,406	210
South Dakota		30	26,544	0.06	33	7,781	237
Mississippi		28	24,327	0.05	8	5,552	180
West Virginia		23	22,349	0.05	12	6,506	207
Wyoming		17	21,283	0.05	41	6,305	177
North Dakota		15	20,388	0.04	32	4,795	158
Montana		34	19,603	0.04	20	5,805	209
All other states, including those below		123	245,192	0.53		67,686	1,328
Oklahoma		57	D			D	(500-999)
Arkansas		44	D			D	(250-499)
Delaware		14	D			D	(250-499)
Alaska		8	D			D	(20-99)

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