Metro Silicon Valley

Educated, affluent Bay Area residents read more than twice as many urban weeklies per capita than their counterparts in metropolitan areas such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. And Metro's market share in this sector is larger than any other Bay Area publisher. Each week, more than half a million readers turn to Metro's publications to gain perspective on their communities and make decisions about their entertainment activities and consumer spending.

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Educated, affluent Bay Area residents read more than twice as many urban weeklies per capita than their counterparts in metropolitan areas such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. And Metro's market share in this sector is larger than any other Bay Area publisher. Each week, more than half a million readers turn to Metro's publications to gain perspective on their communities and make decisions about their entertainment activities and consumer spending.

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