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NEWS FROM FOX:
Premiere Radio Networks, Inc. to launch FOX Sports Radio Network

LOS ANGELES — Premiere Radio Networks and FOX Sports announced today that they have signed a long term licensing and programming agreement, creating the FOX Sports Radio Network. Through this new network, Premiere Radio will offer an ambitious, turnkey 24 hour, seven days a week programming opportunity to radio stations. Both commentary and callers will drive programming.

"I know the radio world is ready for FOX Sports' great branding, star talent, brilliant programming, production and regionality," said Kraig T. Kitchin, president and COO of Premiere Radio Networks. "It's all coming!" *This is another significant step in the growth of FOX Sports," said David Hill, Chairman and CEO, FOX Sports Television Group. "We are delighted that our partnership with Premiere Radio Networks enables us to provide another entertaining, informative service to the American sports fan." The FOX Sports Radio Network will feature a variety of entertaining, informative and opinionated personalities including Tony Bruno and FOX NFL SUNDAY*s Emmy Award-winning analyst Cris Collinsworth. A complete talent lineup will be announced in the near future.

In addition, FOX Sports Radio Network hosts will have access to many FOX Sports and FOX Sports Net play-by-play announcers, expert analysts, and "FOX Sports News" anchors as well as breaking news from the 4,000 games that FOX Sports and FOX Sports Net produce annually. The FOX Sports Radio Network will also include regional news reporting utilizing resources of FOX Sports Net's 21 regional sports newscasts set to debut on June 28.

State-of-the-art studios are currently under construction at the FOX Network Center in Los Angeles and Premiere Radio Networks in Sherman Oaks. The facility in Sherman Oaks will have street level-window studios to allow public viewing.

Immediately upon its inception in 1994, FOX Sports became the innovative leader in sports television. The FOXBox constant score-and-clock graphic, computerized game updates and microphones implanted in bases are but a few examples of the production enhancements FOX Sports has introduced to televised sports. In just six years, FOX Sports has broadcast some of sports* most unforgettable moments including Super Bowl XXXIII, John Elway's final game; the great Wayne Gretzky's career finale; and Mark McGwire's historic 62nd home run contest.

FOX Sports Net is America's first truly national, regional and local supplier of sports programming, and reaches more than 70 million homes through its network of 21 regional sports networks.

Premiere Radio Networks, Inc., a subsidiary of Clear Channel, currently syndicates more than 60 radio programs and serves more than 7,800 radio station affiliates. Premiere is one of the top three radio networks in the country, and the leading provider of morning show material nationwide. The number one syndicator of programming, Premiere features the following personalities: Rush Limbaugh, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Jim Rome, Dr. Dean Edell, Art Bell, Michael Reagan, Phil Hendrie, Naomi Judd, Blair Garner, Lionel and Rick Dees. Premiere is based in Sherman Oaks, Calif., and has eight offices nationwide.

 


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