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August 2018

News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018

High Impact Shapes

Building Blocks T-Shape DPS Bookends

L-Shape Reverse L-Shape

Inverted T-Shape DPS Floating Strip DPSU-Shape DPS

Spinal-Gap DPS StepsZ-Shape DPS

Podium DPS

Fireplace DPS

SPORT 89

V1 - TELE03Z01MA

jury will be difficult. We’ll justhave to see how it goes.”

Wilson tips Wright as oneof the men to beat and said hewould be inspired to make abig impact by Tyler’s recentcomeback from a knee injuryto defend her world crown.

While only an outsidechance of winning his maidenworld crown at the famed de-cider, Wilson has one advan-

tage over his three rivals —he’s the only contender whoknows how to win the PipeMasters trophy.

Local John John Florence,who only has to make thefinal and the title is his for asecond year running, hasnever finished better thansecond (2013) at the event.

His main rivals for thecrown, Brazilian GabrielMedina, has finished secondtwice (2014, 2015) but neverwon, while South AfricanJordy Smith’s best perform-ance is 13th place.

Wilson won at Pipeline in2014 but admits he still hasbutterflies. “I’m pretty nervousabout the competition actu-ally,” Wilson told TheSaturday Telegraph.

“It’s going to be big, 10 footeasily and plus, but the windisn’t that favourable.

“Nerves and excitement,they are good feelings to havehere; they bring out the bestin me for sure. A win heremakes me maybe a little moreconfident but it’s a new event,it’s a new swell forecast.

“I know that winning it thefirst time, I wasn’t going off apast win out here so it’s allabout kind of resetting, justtaking the experience that I’vehad and falling back on thatand getting out there and try-ing to find those good waves.”

When the event begins,Wilson is up against Ameri-can Conner Coffin and Aus-tralian Stuart Kennedy inheat three.

Aussie surfer OwenWright returns to

Pipeline this weekend.Picture: Luke Shadbolt

Confronting a wave of

trauma

Owen and Tyler Wright.

* + OVER

$550

OF VALUE*

The Daily Telegraph 12 month digital subscription.

Sennheiser 4.50 Noise Cancelling Headphones.

*12 Month Plan + Sennheiser Headphones subscription offer to be billed as follows: Digital Membership $28 billed 4 weekly for the first 12 months, total min cost $364. At the end of the initial 12 month plan period, subscriptions will automatically renew as $24 billed 4 weekly. No cancellations during the first 12 months. Then, renewals occur unless cancelled in accordance with the full Terms and Conditions. A valid and active email address and mobile phone number are required for account set up. Offer includes a pair of Sennheiser HD 4.50 Over-Ear Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones article number 506783. Headphones cannot be exchanged (unless faulty), nor redeemed for cash. Only one pair of headphones per email address and per person. Once your subscription is active we will supply your contact details to Harvey Norman Business & Education who will deliver the headphones only to your Australian registered Daily Telegraph subscription address and will email you with dispatch details. Allow approximately 15-20 working days to receive your headphones. Available for a limited time. Not in conjunction with any other offer and new customers only. Not available to any person who has previously breachedany of our subscription terms and conditions. Value calculated as at 07/07/2017. Prices after the first 12 months may be varied in line with full terms and conditions – see www.dailytelegraph.com.au/subscriptionterms for full details.

$7 per week for the first 12 months. Get over $550 worth of value for a min. cost of $364*

1800 029 843

dailytelegraph.com.au/headphones

OFFER ENDS MONDAY

18 DECEMBER

News and headphones. Better together.


High Impact Shapes

Building Blocks T-Shape DPS Bookends

L-Shape Reverse L-Shape

Inverted T-Shape DPS Floating Strip DPSU-Shape DPS

Spinal-Gap DPS StepsZ-Shape DPS

Podium DPS

Fireplace DPS


Building Blocks

AD SIZE DEPTH (MM) WIDTH (MM)

1st page 46 262

2nd page 70 262

3rd page 95 262

Modular advertisement sizes

1st page 2nd page 3rd page

PDF’SSupplied material must be Press Ready, PDF version 1.4All PDFs must be CMYK, supplied to the correct dimensions, no printers marks. All files must be supplied before deadline.Alterations will not be made to supplied PDFs.Replacement material must be supplied.

Photoshop setup - CMYK (Newsprint)• Resolution-200dpi• InkWeight-230%• SeparationType-GCR• BlackInkLimit-80%(recommended)• DotGain-30%• Highlightsetataminimumof3%

FontsAll fonts must be embedded. 10pt minimum reversetype, sans serif. Colour type 10pt minimum.

SpreadsLeave 5mm text free either side of centre.

Ad DeliveryPress-ready ads can be delivered via Adstream & Adsend.All delivered ads require correct ad number.

EproofEproof is a free online service offered to all advertisers,allowing more control and flexibility when submitting,proofing and approving advertisements.Telephone 1300 557 418(option1)

Additional enquiriesContact Media Support on 1300 557 418(option1)

Specifications enquiriesContact Quality Control on 1300 557 418(option2)oremail [email protected]


U - Shape DPS


Complete size 293 551

Bottom of U 70 551

Uprights of U 223 85


551

38185 85

293

70

PLEASE LEAVE A 10MM TEXT FREE GUTTER

223










L & - Shape



Bottom of L 70 262

Uprights of L 223 85


262

17785

293

7022

3

SPORT 89

V1 - TELE03Z01MA

jury will be difficult. We’ll justhave to see how it goes.”

Wilson tips Wright as oneof the men to beat and said hewould be inspired to make abig impact by Tyler’s recentcomeback from a knee injuryto defend her world crown.

While only an outsidechance of winning his maidenworld crown at the famed de-cider, Wilson has one advan-

tage over his three rivals —he’s the only contender whoknows how to win the PipeMasters trophy.

Local John John Florence,who only has to make thefinal and the title is his for asecond year running, hasnever finished better thansecond (2013) at the event.

His main rivals for thecrown, Brazilian GabrielMedina, has finished secondtwice (2014, 2015) but neverwon, while South AfricanJordy Smith’s best perform-ance is 13th place.

Wilson won at Pipeline in2014 but admits he still hasbutterflies. “I’m pretty nervousabout the competition actu-ally,” Wilson told TheSaturday Telegraph.

“It’s going to be big, 10 footeasily and plus, but the windisn’t that favourable.

“Nerves and excitement,they are good feelings to havehere; they bring out the bestin me for sure. A win heremakes me maybe a little moreconfident but it’s a new event,it’s a new swell forecast.

“I know that winning it thefirst time, I wasn’t going off apast win out here so it’s allabout kind of resetting, justtaking the experience that I’vehad and falling back on thatand getting out there and try-ing to find those good waves.”

When the event begins,Wilson is up against Ameri-can Conner Coffin and Aus-tralian Stuart Kennedy inheat three.

Aussie surfer OwenWright returns to

Pipeline this weekend.Picture: Luke Shadbolt

Confronting a wave of

trauma

Owen and Tyler Wright.

* + OVER

$550

OF VALUE*

The Daily Telegraph 12 month digital subscription.

Sennheiser 4.50 Noise Cancelling Headphones.

*12 Month Plan + Sennheiser Headphones subscription offer to be billed as follows: Digital Membership $28 billed 4 weekly for the first 12 months, total min cost $364. At the end of the initial 12 month plan period, subscriptions will automatically renew as $24 billed 4 weekly. No cancellations during the first 12 months. Then, renewals occur unless cancelled in accordance with the full Terms and Conditions. A valid and active email address and mobile phone number are required for account set up. Offer includes a pair of Sennheiser HD 4.50 Over-Ear Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones article number 506783. Headphones cannot be exchanged (unless faulty), nor redeemed for cash. Only one pair of headphones per email address and per person. Once your subscription is active we will supply your contact details to Harvey Norman Business & Education who will deliver the headphones only to your Australian registered Daily Telegraph subscription address and will email you with dispatch details. Allow approximately 15-20 working days to receive your headphones. Available for a limited time. Not in conjunction with any other offer and new customers only. Not available to any person who has previously breachedany of our subscription terms and conditions. Value calculated as at 07/07/2017. Prices after the first 12 months may be varied in line with full terms and conditions – see www.dailytelegraph.com.au/subscriptionterms for full details.

$7 per week for the first 12 months. Get over $550 worth of value for a min. cost of $364*

1800 029 843

dailytelegraph.com.au/headphones

OFFER ENDS MONDAY

18 DECEMBER

News and headphones. Better together.

L-Shape

Reverse L-Shape

L

293

177 85

262

7022

3










T - Shape DPS



Top of T 70 551

Upright of T 223 109


551

109221 221

293

70


223










Inverted T - Shape DPS



Bottom of T 70 551

Upright of T 223 109


551

109221 221

293

70


223










Spinal Gap - Shape DPS



Ad area 293 285


551

285133 133

293











Book Ends - Shape


Ad area Left 293 85

Ad area Right 293 85


85

85

293

293










Floating strip - Shape DPS



Ad area 70 551


551

293

70


124

99










Z - Shape DPS



Upright of Z 293 85

Top of Z 70 177

Bottom of Z 70 289


551

293

70


153

70

28985177










Podium - Shape DPS



Base of Podium 70 551

Top of Podium 74 285


551

293

70


74

133285133










Fireplace - Shape DPS



Ad area 144 285


551

293

144


285133 133










Steps - Shape



1st Step 70 88

2nd Step 144 89

3rd Step 293 85


262

293

70

88 89 85

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