Newspaper National Network

NNN provided major advertisers with planning and placement support across over 9,000 newspapers for print and online.

NNN was formed in 1994 by a cross-industry effort to reverse a long-term decline in national advertising in newspapers.

Former New York City School Chancellor Cathie Black was instrumental in NNN's inception.

Its scope expanded, and since 1994 NNN has placed over $2 billion in newspaper advertising campaigns.

NNN's is focused on 16 vertical categories of advertising where newspapers receive less than 10% of total media spending.