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2009MEDIA PLANNING GUIDE

2009MEDIA PLANNING GUIDETable of Contents

PRODUCT OVERVIEWProducts by Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Markets by Product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5North American Map of Markets and Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

DIGITAL MEDIAWhy Digital? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Ultimate Flexibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Dynamic Content - Digital Ideas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Dynamic Content - How It Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13National Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Digital Media - Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Other Digital OpportunitiesClear Channel Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Clear Channel Interspace Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Clear Channel Branded Cities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Clear Channel Malls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Clear Channel Spectacolor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Clear Channel Taxi Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

BILLBOARDS & STREET FURNITUREBulletins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Premiere Panels© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Junior Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Premiere Squares© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Wallscapes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Transit Shelter Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28San Francisco Newsracks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

AIRPORTSAirport Advertising Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Clear Channel Airports

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33Markets / Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36Chicago O’Hare LED Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38Detroit Metro Digital Screen Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Clear Channel Interspace AirportsOverview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41LCD Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43US Markets Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44US National Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45US Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46Canadian, Caribbean & Latin American Markets . . . . . . . . . .50Pacific Rim & European Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

Clear Channel Airports - Pinnacle CollectionOverview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55

BUS / TRANSIT & TAXI MEDIABus / Transit

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Vocabulary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62

Mobile Billboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63Boston Transit Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64Chicago Metra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66Milwaukee Amtrak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69Clear Channel Taxi Media

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70Markets / Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72NY10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74Digital Smart Tops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

MALLS / SPECTACOLOR & BRANDED CITIESClear Channel Malls

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79General Market Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81Hispanic Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87Oh Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89

Clear Channel SpectacolorTimes Square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90Times Square - Spectacolor HD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91The Las Vegas Strip - Fashion Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92The Las Vegas Strip - Miracle Mile Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93Spectacolor Xperience - Experiential Marketing . . . . . . . . . . .94

Clear Channel Branded Cities©

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95

The Pier Shops At Caesars - Atlantic City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96Westgate - Phoenix, AZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .97The Screen At Westgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98

Other Large Format OpportunitiesBlock E - Minneapolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99Irvine Spectrum Center - Irvine, CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100

MULTI-CULTURALHispanic Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102African American Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103Asian Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .104

GLOBAL COVERAGEGlobal Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106Products By Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107Global Map Of Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108

ARTWORK & PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONSArtwork Requirements/Productions Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . .112Digital Creative Guidelines & Specs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .113Production Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115Creative Resources / Design Considerations / Color Tips . . . . . .118Embellishments / Extensions / Props & Effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119

RESOURCES / TOOLS, TERMS & CONDITIONS, CONTACT INFORMATIONWebPOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122Online Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123Sales & Marketing Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124Features & Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126Top 100 DMA Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .127Outdoor Advertising Vocabulary Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .129Terms & Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .133Sales Offices & Outdoor Media Shipping Information . . . . . . . . .135

RATESBillboards & Street Furniture

Bulletins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142Premiere Panels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .149Posters / Eco•Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .155

Posters / Eco•Posters & Transit Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .161Junior Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .162Transit Shelter Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .165San Francisco Newsracks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .167Transit Shelters Network Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .168

Bus / Transit Bus / Transit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .171Mobile Billboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .174Boston Transit Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .178World Trade Center, Courthouse, South & Airport Stations . .178Chicago Metra - Downtown / Suburban Metra . . . . . . . . . .179Chicago Metra - Chicago / Suburban Metra . . . . . . . . . . .180

Clear Channel Taxi MediaClear Channel Taxi Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .181

Clear Channel MallsClear Channel Malls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .184

MULTI-CULTURAL RATESHispanic Coverage

Bulletins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .186Premiere Panels© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .189Posters / Eco•Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190Posters & Transit Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .194Junior Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .195Transit Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .197

African American CoverageBulletins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .198Premiere Panels© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .201Posters / Eco•Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203Posters & Transit Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .207Junior Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .208Transit Shelters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210

Asian CoverageBulletins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .211Premiere Panels© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .212Posters / Eco•Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .213Junior Posters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .215

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Poster Wallscape Transit Shelter Airport Bus /

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Albuquerque Albuquerque Atlanta Albuquerque Atlanta Atlanta Los Angeles Albany Boston** Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Akron

Atlanta Atlanta Chicago Atlanta Boston Chicago Memphis Albuquerque Chicago** Chicago Austin Atlantic City Albuquerque

Boston Boston Cleveland Boston Chicago Cleveland MiamiFt . Lauderdale Atlanta Daytona /

Melbourne Cleveland Baltimore Austin Atlanta

Chicago Chicago Dallas Fort Worth Chicago Columbus Columbus Milwaukee Boston Houston Dallas Fort

Worth Boston Boston Boston

Cleveland Cleveland El Paso Cleveland DallasFort Worth

Dallas Fort Worth New York Buffalo Indianapolis Las Vegas Buffalo Chicago Chicago

Columbus Columbus Hudson Valley Columbus El Paso Indianapolis Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee** Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland Cleveland

Dallas Fort Worth

Dallas Fort Worth Indianapolis Dallas Fort

Worth Houston Las Vegas Sacramento Cleveland New Orleans Memphis Dallas Dallas Fort Worth Columbus

Daytona /Melbourne

Daytona /Melbourne Las Vegas Daytona /

Melbourne Hudson Valley Los Angeles San Antonio Columbus Phoenix Miami Ft . Lauderdale Detroit Daytona /

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Des Moines Des Moines Los Angeles Des Moines Indianapolis Memphis San Francisco Bay Area*

Dallas Fort Worth Sacramento Milwaukee Houston Denver Des Moines

El Paso El Paso Memphis El Paso MiamiFt . Lauderdale Milwaukee Tampa Bay Denver San Antonio New Orleans Jacksonville Des Moines El Paso

Fort Smith Fort Smith New York Fort Smith Milwaukee New York Wash . DCBaltimore Des Moines San Diego Phoenix Kansas City Detroit Fort Smith

Gainesville Gainesville Orlando Gainesville Salisbury Portland Detroit San FranciscoBay Area San Diego Las Vegas Houston Indianapolis

Houston Houston Philadelphia Houston San Antonio San Francisco Bay Area El Paso Seattle Tucson Long Island Indianapolis Las Vegas

Hudson Valley Hudson Valley Sacramento Hudson Valley San FranciscoBay Area Seattle Ft . Lauderdale Wash . DC/

Baltimore W . Palm Beach Los Angeles Jacksonville Los Angeles

Indianapolis Indianapolis San Antonio Indianapolis Seattle Wash . DC/Baltimore Ft . Myers Memphis Las Vegas Memphis

Jacksonville Jacksonville San FranciscoBay Area Jacksonville Tucson Gainesville Miami Los Angeles Miami Ft .

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Las Vegas Las Vegas Seattle Las Vegas Wash . DC/Baltimore

Grand Rapids Newark Louisville Milwaukee

Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Wichita Greensboro New Orleans Miami Ft . Lauderdale

Minneapolis St . Paul

Memphis Memphis Memphis Hartford / New Haven New York Milwaukee New York

Miami Ft . Lauderdale

Miami Ft . Lauderdale

Miami Ft . Lauderdale Hudson Valley Oakland Minneapolis

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Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Indianapolis Orlando Nashville Philadelphia



Minneapolis St . Paul Kansas City Philadelphia New Orleans Phoenix

New York New York New York Louisville Phoenix New York Reno

Ocala Ocala Ocala Milwaukee San Antonio Norfolk / Newport News Sacramento

Orlando Orlando Orlando Minneapolis St . Paul San Diego Orlando San Antonio

Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Nashville San Francisco Philadelphia Tampa Bay

Phoenix Portland Portland New Orleans

St . Petersberg / Clearwater Phoenix Toronto

Portland Reno Reno Norfolk / Newport News Seattle/Tacoma Pittsburgh Wash . DC

Baltimore

Reno Sacramento Sacramento Philadelphia Wash . DC Portland Wichita

Sacramento Salisbury Salisbury Phoenix Raleigh

Salisbury San Antonio San Antonio Raleigh Sacramento

San Antonio San Diego San Diego Sacramento Salt Lake City

San Diego San FranciscoBay Area

San FranciscoBay Area San Antonio San Antonio

San FranciscoBay Area Seattle Seattle San Francisco San Diego

Seattle Tampa Bay Tampa Bay San Jose San FranciscoBay Area

Tampa Bay Tucson Tucson Seattle St . Louis

Tucson W . Palm Beach Wash . DC Baltimore St . Louis Tampa Bay

Wash . DC Baltimore

Wash . DC Baltimore W . Palm Beach Toronto Toronto

W . Palm Beach Wichita Wichita Tucson Vancouver

Wichita Vancouver Wash . DC Baltimore

W . Palm Beach

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* Downtown San Francisco Newsracks also available. **Commuter Rail Station opportunities available.

CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORNorth American Map of Markets and Products

Additional Mall coverage in markets not displayed include: UNITED STATES= Fresno, Modesto, Palm Springs, Salinas, Walnut Creek-CA, Colorado Springs, Grand Junction-CO, Enfield, CT, Sarasota, Tallahassee-FL, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City-IA, Louisville-KY, St . Louis-MO, Ridgeland-MS, Billings, Great Falls-MT, Concord, Jacksonville-NC, Cincinnati, Oklahoma City-OH, Hermitage, Pennsdale, State College, York-PA, Rapid City, Sioux Falls-SD, Cleveland, Nashville-TN, Lubbock-TX, Newport News, Richmond-VA, Burlington-WA, Mt . Hope-WV CANADA= BRITISH COLUMBIA - Cranbrook, Kamloops, Richmond, Victoria-BC, Prairies-Calgary-AB, Regina, Saskatoon-SK, Winnipeg-MB, GTA - Etobicoke, Markham, Mississauga, Thornhill, Vaughan-ON, ONTARIO - Barrie, Cornwall, Hamilton, Kingston, Kitchener, London, Owen Sound, Peterborough, Richmond Hill, Stoney Creek, Sudbury, Thunder Bay-ON, QUEBEC - Laval, Levis, Montreal, Pointe-Claire, St-Bruno-De-Montarville, Ville d’Anjou-QC, MARITIMES - Dieppe, Fredericton, Saint John-NB . Additional Airport coverage in markets not displayed . See the Airport section for additional details .

El Paso

HoustonSan Antonio

New Orleans

West Palm Beach

Daytona Beach/Melbourne

Orlando

Ocala/Gainesville/Brooksville

Jacksonville

Atlanta

Memphis

Nashville

Fort Smith

Dallas/Fort Worth

Wichita

Albuquerque

Denver

Des Moines

St. Louis

Boston

New York

PhiladelphiaWilmington

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Cleveland

Tampa Bay

Miami/Ft. LauderdaleFt. Myers

Tucson

Phoenix

Las Vegas

Portland

Seattle

Vancouver

San Jose

Reno

Sacramento

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Los Angeles

Minneapolis/St. Paul

Milwaukee

Chicago

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DetroitGrand Rapids

Baltimore

Toronto

Indianapolis

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Washington D.C.

RaleighGreensboro

Hudson Valley

Pittsburgh

San Diego

BuffaloNewport

Hartford / New Haven

Atlantic City

Salt Lake City

Austin

Kansas City

Ottawa

Mexico

Chile

Brazil

Perú

Montreal

Norfolk / Newport News

Street Furniture

Airports

Transit Taxi Media

Spectacolor

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Malls

Digital Media

Digital Outdoor Networks

Why Digital?

Dynamic Content

National Coverage

Bluetooth

Other Digital Opportunities

Airports

Branded Cities

Interspace Airports

Malls

Spectacolor

Taxi Media

2009DIGITAL MEDIA

MEDIA PLANNING GUIDE

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FEATURES BENEFITSFlexibility Customize and adapt your digital program to meet time-sensitive needs .

Efficiency Ability to react to what works . Eliminates time and printing costs .

Community Dialogue Build ongoing interactive relationships with consumers by creating intrigue and anticipation .

High Reach High impact locations are strategically placed throughout our markets .

High Frequency Our networks deliver repeated exposures for increased impact .

Innovation This new technology is transforming the industry into the most flexible and responsive of all advertising platforms .

WHY DIGITAL? ULTIMATE FLEXIBILITY

LAST MINUTE UPDATES

TIME-SENSITIVE MESSAGING

DYNAMIC CONTENT

UNLIMITED CREATIVE EXECUTIONS

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WHAT HOW

Headlines

We can lift headlines from websites . Great for news organizations to post real time information next to their logo or brand . As the website headline changes, so does the digital billboard creative . If top headlines are not available from your site, other sources are available for us to include vital and relevant information . Some topics may include headlines, business, real estate, entertainment, health, travel, politics, among many others .

Sports Scores Sports radio, sports bars, sports drinks or other related businesses can automatically post scores from various games .

Time / Temp / Traffic A modern approach to an older idea . Show up-to-the-minute time, today’s forecast or current road conditions . Great for any brand and a sure crowd pleaser .

Pictures

If you have visual information that is automatically posted on a website, for instance the progress of a new business location, Clear Channel Outdoor Digital billboards can dynamically lift those pictures and include them in your creative execution . As drivers and pedestrians pass by the Digital Outdoor Network billboards, they will see the progression over time, making this a tremendous interest builder .

Upcoming EventsHave a venue where events are constantly being updated? New acts? New artists? New shows? Movie theaters, concert venues and a host of other businesses can benefit by having new information posted dynamically .

One of the amazing things about the Clear Channel

Digital Outdoor Network is how we can dynamically

update information from other sources and incorporate it directly into your creative .

Interesting, relevant or time-sensitive facts can be placed within your advertisement at

the speed of the internet .

DYNAMIC CONTENT DIGITAL IDEAS

1A base piece of creative is designed with consideration of space for dynamic content (either text or imagery) .

2Dynamic content is selected from a client’s website and pulled from the HTML source directly .

3The source data is incorporated into the base creative, by Clear Channel, and updates whenever the client source changes . . . keeping the content timely and relevant .

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DYNAMIC CONTENT HOW IT WORKS

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NATIONAL NETWORK COVERAGE AVAILABLE, CONTACT YOUR CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR DETAILS.

ORLANDO

WICHITA

MEMPHIS

ATLANTA

ALBUQUERQUE

PHOENIX

EL PASO

DALLAS

PHILADELPHIA

DES MOINESCLEVELAND

TAMPA BAY

MIAMI

LAS VEGAS

LOS ANGELES

SACRAMENTO

NEW JERSEYRENO

MINNEAPOLIS

MILWAUKEE

CHICAGO

INDIANAPOLIS COLUMBUS BALTIMORE

AKRON

SAN ANTONIO

FORT SMITH

NATIONAL COVERAGE

ADDITIONAL DIGITAL DISPLAYS TO BE DEPLOYED IN 2009. CONTACT YOUR CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR DETAILS.

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Akron 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 8

Akron 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 8

Albuquerque 10 Network 1 Digital Poster 8

Albuquerque 7 Network 2 Digital Poster 8

Atlanta 6 Network Digital Bulletin 10

Atlanta 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 10

Baltimore 3 Network Digital Bulletin 10

Chicago 7 Network 1 Digital Bulletin 10

Chicago 8 Network 2 Digital Bulletin 10

Chicago Metra 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 10

Cleveland 11 Network Digital Bulletin 8

Cleveland 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 8



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Columbus 5 5 Network 1 Digital Poster

Digital Bulletin 8

Columbus 6 Network 2 Digital Bulletin 8

Columbus 1 Single Unit Digital Bulletin 8

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DIGITAL MEDIA - BLUETOOTH

Create a truly interactive experience by combining traditional out-of-home media with the latest in Bluetooth technology . By delivering mobile content across individually selected locations, advertisers can create even greater opportunities to instantly engage and interact with their audience .

The endless variety of download possibilities is limited only by the imagina-tion of the advertiser . Each location will allow consumers with Bluetooth enabled cell phones, the ability to download content .

Features / Benefits

• Dramatically Increases Recall Instantly engage and interact with an audience .

• Create an Ongoing Dialogue Constantly update downloads to react to current market conditions .

• Extreme Flexibility Compliment existing campaigns with highly customizable content man-agement options .

• Research and Quantify Results Extensive device detection and database tracking available .

Content Possibilities• Ringtones, wallpapers • Content and data feeds • Trivia / Polling • Rich media (audio / video)• Games

Distribution• Airports • Commuter Rail • Street Furniture• Branded Cities • Malls • Spectacolor


An innovative way to engage consumers

with tomorrow’s technology today.

A VARIETY OF DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE FROM SEVERAL CLEAR CHANNEL DIVISIONS.

CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

OTHER DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES

CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS CLEAR CHANNEL BRANDED CITIES

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTS CLEAR CHANNEL MALLS

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OTHER DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES

CLEAR CHANNEL SPECTACOLOR

CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIA

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Bulletins

Premiere Panels©

ECO•Posters

Poster / Transit Shelter Packages

Junior Posters

Premiere Squares©

Wallscapes

Transit Shelter Displays

NewsRacks

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PREMIERE PANELS©

Benefits• Targets desired consumers demographically and geographically.• Creates and reinforces brand awareness in the marketplace.• Builds high frequency with continuous presence.• Stimulates sales near point-of-purchase locations.• Combines the creative impact of a bulletin with the reach and

frequency of a poster program .

Distribution• Customized programs can cover an entire market or pinpoint desired

consumer target groups .• Rotary programs are offered in most Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size• Copy Area: 12’ 3” h x 24’ 6” w• Extension Size: Maximum 3’6” h x 1’ w

Extensions• Extensions break the boundary of a panel’s standard rectangular

dimension and improve viewer attention .• They can extend 31/2’ on the top, 1’ on the sides .• Some locations have unique extension requirements. Consult with your

account executive before producing artwork .

Contract Term• Typically purchased 16 weeks or longer.• Shorter term programs and rates are offered. • Purchased individually.


Combines the creative impact of a

bulletin with the reach and frequency of a

poster program.

BULLETINS

Benefits• Bulletins deliver high frequency at each location. • Builds reach over an extended period of time. • Provides continuity of an advertising message throughout the year. • Sustains name and image awareness.• Assures dominance in selected areas.

Distribution• Positioned on highly visible, heavy traffic locations such as

expressways, primary arteries and major intersections .

Size• Standard Bulletin Size: 14' h x 48' w • Permanent Bulletin sizes may vary by location.

Extensions• Extensions break the boundary of a bulletin’s standard rectangular

dimension and improve viewer attention . • They can extend 51/2’ on the top, 2’ on the sides and 1’ on the

bottom . • Some locations have unique extension requirements, consult with your


Contract Term• Typically purchased 16 weeks or longer.• Purchased individually or by showing level.


Provides continuity of an advertising

message throughout the year.

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JUNIOR POSTERS

Benefits• Offers versatility for short-term seasonal and regional campaigns. • Generates brand awareness and is ideal for new product/service

introductions . • Stimulates sales near point-of-purchase locations. • Targets pedestrians as well as motorists. • Penetrates neighborhoods and pinpoints demographic and socio-

economic areas . • Provides efficiencies to media plans by lowering cost per thousand

impressions .

Distribution• Widely distributed throughout markets reflecting consumer traffic

patterns .• Located in commercial areas on primary and secondary arteries.• Available in select Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size• Copy Area: 5’ h x 11’ w

Contract Term• Typically purchased 4 weeks or longer.

Penetrates neighborhoods and

pinpoints demographic and socio-economic

areas.

POSTERS

Clear Channel Outdoor is only accepting

ECO•Posters.

Contact your Clear Channel Representative for a list of approved vendors.

ECO•Poster Substrate BenefitsECO•Posters, also referred to as One-Sheets or PE (polyethylene), feature the latest in substrate technology . This new technology delivers the outstand-ing benefits of posting and guarantees long-term visual integrity .• single-sheet executions - no flagging or peeling• no more glue and paper - attach directly to the structure• environmentally responsible / fully recyclable• unaffected by inclement weather• visual quality comparable to vinyl executions

Poster Benefits• Targets specific audiences demographically and geographically.• Creates rapid consumer top-of-mind awareness.• Provides continuous presence, up to 18 hours every day, resulting in

high frequency multiples .• Maximizes brand awareness and is ideal for new product/service

introductions .• Provides efficiencies to media plans by lowering cost per thousand

impressions .

Distribution• Widely distributed throughout markets reflecting consumer traffic

patterns .• Located in commercial areas on primary and secondary arteries.• Available in most Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size• Copy Area: 10’ 5” h x 22’ 8” w


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WALLSCAPES

Benefits• Accommodates a wide variety of unusual creative sizes and shapes.• Towers above the streets, creating a spectacular landmark.• Delivers high frequency. Reach varies by location.• Provides dominance in key market.

Distribution• Typically located in high profile locales.• Penetrates areas where other out-of-home coverage is limited or

unavailable .• Available in select Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size• Varies by market and location.• See your Clear Channel Outdoor representative for size specifications.

Contract Term• Sold individually for extended periods.

All Wallscapes Sold IndividuallyPlease ask your Clear Channel Outdoor Representative

for market specific availability .

Towers above the streets, creating a

spectacular landmark.

PREMIERE SQUARES©

Benefits• Offers the impact of a permanent bulletin by utilizing a single-sheet vinyl

face with increased creative possibilities due to its size . • Strategically located to target specific market segments .

Distribution• Generally purchased as permanent locations. However, rotary programs

are available in some markets .• Available in select Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size• Premiere Squares© vary in size by market, please contact your local

representative for specific details .

Extensions• Extensions break the boundary of a square’s standard square dimen-

sions and improve viewer attention .• They can extend 31/2’ on the top, 1’ on the sides .• Some locations have unique extension requirements, consult with your


Contract Term• Typically purchased 16 weeks or longer.• Shorter term rates and programs are offered.• Purchased individually.

All Premiere Squares© Sold IndividuallyPlease ask your Clear Channel Outdoor Representative

for market specific availability .

Strategically located to target specific

market segments.


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SAN FRANCISCO NEWSRACKS

Mass exposure to vehicular and

pedestrian traffic.

Benefits• High-demand, hard-to-reach Downtown San Francisco coverage; a

captured population of nearly 300,000 .• Reaches desirable consumers in key enclaves such as the Financial

District, South of Market (SOMA), Union Square and Market Street .• Tremendous exposure to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.• 90% white collar employee base.• Backlit to ensure the highest quality of graphic reproduction, high

contrast and visibility .• Delivers high frequency from repeated exposure to high volume of daily

commuters .

Distribution• Widely distributed along Market, Kearny, Pine, Bush and California

Streets .• Strategically placed at key retail intersections and BART stations.• Perfect for reaching the critical business commuter.

Size• Overall Area: 30.5” h x 59.5” w • Live Area: 27” h x 57” w

Contract Term• Typically purchased in 4-week flights .

For additional information please call:

510/835.5900

TRANSIT SHELTER DISPLAYS

Benefits• Offers outstanding visibility and quality impressions with a glass

showcase .• Delivers high circulation figures due to its curb side positioning along

main roadways .• Maintains high visual impact 24 hours a day, using back-lit

illumination .• Economical medium providing low cost impressions.

Distribution• Penetrates areas where other out-of-home coverage is limited or

unavailable .• Available in select Clear Channel Outdoor markets .

Size• Overall Area: 47.5” w x 68.5” h• Live Area: 44” w x 65” h

Contract Term• Typically purchased four weeks or longer .

Offers outstanding visibility and quality impressions within a

glass showcase.


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Clear Channel Interspace Airports

Clear Channel Airports Pinnacle Collection

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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS

Benefits • Clear Channel Airport advertising captures the attention of passengers

every step of their airport experience -- as they enter via ticketing, proceed along the concourses, at gate areas and in many cases the jet bridges as they enter the aircraft . Upon return, add baggage claim and ground transportation, and the power of Clear Channel airport advertis-ing is omni-present .

• Clear Channel Airports displays deliver over 1.697 billion targeted advertising exposures annually .

• Every day, advertising in the Clear Channel Airports Network reaches 6 out of 10 American air travelers .

• Clear Channel Airports served 606,000,000+ travelers last year - more than the entire population of the U .S .

• 42.9 million business travelers took 193 million business round trips last year .

• The Clear Channel Airports Network includes America’s most heavily used airports . Among them are the country’s four major transfer hubs . Therefore, more than 70% of all business travelers find themselves in a Clear Channel Airport for arrival, departure or transfer .

• Four of every ten business travelers are women. In actual numbers, this represents 16 .8 million female travelers .

• Air travelers arrive at airports on an average of 2 hours prior to departure . . .plenty of time to view Clear Channel Airports advertising!

Distribution• Available throughout the United States & Canada.

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Source: Airports Council International

Clear Channel Airports link the nation to

influential air travelers around the globe.


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AIRPORT ADVERTISING

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The Clear Channel Airports Network includes America’s most heavily used airports . Among them are the country’s four major transfer hubs .

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The Clear Channel Interspace Airports Network includes over 200 various sized airports worldwide, most of which are North American and Caribbean O&D (origination & destination) facilities .

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The Pinnacle Collection provides advertising opportunities in private aircraft executive terminals where ultra-elite passengers arrive and depart .

Airport advertising commands the

attention of passengers every

step of their airport experience.

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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTSNetwork

Atlanta Hartsfield-JacksonInternational

Dallas Fort Worth International

Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood

Denver International

Boston LoganInternational

PhiladelphiaInternational

Phoenix Sky Harbor International

San Francisco InternationalOakland International

San José Mineta International

Minneapolis - St. Paul International

Chicago O’Hare International& Chicago Midway

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County

Toronto Lester B. PearsonInternational

St. Louis Lambert International

Vancouver International

Seattle - Tacoma International

Airport Rank

Annual Passengers* Market/Airport

1 89,379,287 Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International

20 28,102,455 Boston Logan International

26 19,378,855 Chicago Midway

2 76,177,855 Chicago O’Hare International

4 59,786,476 Dallas Fort Worth International

5 49,863,352 Denver International

12 35,983,478 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County

23 22,681,903 Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood

14 35,157,322 Minneapolis - St . Paul International

Airport Rank

Annual Passengers* Market/Airport

33 14,846,832 Oakland International

17 32,211,438 Philadelphia International

9 42,148,515 Phoenix Sky Harbor International

13 35,792,707 San Francisco International

41 10,658,389 San José Mineta International

19 31,296,628 Seattle-Tacoma International

32 15,384,557 St . Louis Lambert International

18 31,452,848 Toronto Lester B . Pearson International

30 17,710,239 Vancouver International

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Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International • • • • • • • • •

Boston Logan International • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Chicago Midway • • • • • • • •

Chicago O’Hare International • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Dallas Fort Worth International • • • • • • •

Denver International • • • • • • • • •

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County • • • • • • •

Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood • • • •

Minneapolis - St . Paul International • • • • • • • • •

Oakland International • • • • •

Philadelphia International • • • • • • • • • • •

Phoenix Sky Harbor International • • • • • • • • •

San Francisco International • • • • • • • • •

San José Mineta International • • • • • • • • • •

Seattle-Tacoma International • • • • • • • • • • •

St . Louis Lambert International • • • • • • • • • •

Toronto Lester B . Pearson International • • • • •

Vancouver International • • •

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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTSProducts

Window Cling Auto Exhibit Interactive Floor Exhibit

Video Wall Visitor Information Center Plasma Screen

LED Screen Rail System FreeChargeTM Station Sponsorship

CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTSProducts

Diorama Mini-Spectacular Spectacular

Overhead Spectacular Escalator Spectacular Banner

Wall Wrap Soffit Wrap Column Wrap

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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS - DETROIT METRO

DIGITAL SCREEN NETWORKThese 8 LED Screens and 21 Plasma Screens are located in the concourses and holding rooms throughout McNamara Terminal . All screens operate from a central video feed with CNN Airport Network as the news content provider .

Screen SizesLED Screens: 8’h x 14’wPlasma Screens: 25”h x 45”w

Our advertising packages include 2 types of ads:

Full-Screen Advertisements30-second full-screen ads (full motion video or static image, audioincluded) are available during CNN’s local commercial breaks .

LED Full-Screen Ad Size: 8’h x 14’wPlasma Full-Screen Ad Size: 25”h x 45”w

Tower Advertisements30-second tower advertisements (static image only, no audio) appear onthe right side of the screen during CNN broadcasting .

LED Screen Tower Ad Size: 8’h x 60”wPlasma Screen Tower Ad Size: 25”h x 12”w


Advanced advertising opportunity available

throughout the continuously expanding

McNamara terminal!

LED Screen - Full Ad

LED Screen - Tower Ad

Plasma Screen - Full Ad


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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS - CHICAGO O’HARE

LED NETWORK Clear Channel has developed eight large format LED screens in Chicago O’Hare International with full motion video capability . Clear Channel Airports continues to be the leader in new airport advertising technology .

There are four, 2-sided displays located 16 feet above the ground, providing long sight lines in each of United’s B and C concourses .

Each unit rotates nine advertisers for 10-second spots . This new availability in Chicago O’Hare provides marketers with the most up-to-date opportunity to showcase their products and services .

Features • 10-second spots (90 second rotations) • 6’ h x 8’ w LED screens positioned in Concourse B and C of Terminal 1 • Full motion video available • Quick turn around time for production

Monthly NET Rate • Screens may be purchased through various packaging options.

Contact your Clear Channel Airports representative for rates and additional details .


Reach millions of passengers with 8 state-of-the-art

LED screens.


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Over 190,000 people travel

through Chicago O’Hare

International Airport daily.

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CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSProducts

Diorama Wall Wrap Matrix Frame Stretched Fabric Banner

Overhead 3-D Spectacular Revmax Scrolling Display Carousel Wrap

Digital Visitor Information Center Floor Exhibit Grid Wall

Jet Bridge Wrap Ambient Space LCD

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTS

The Clear Channel Interspace Airports Network is: • #1 in number of US airports, coverage includes 42 States, 50% of

the US State Capitals, over 300 million exposures • #1 in number of Caribbean & Latin American airports (21 airports) • #1 in number of Canadian airports (12 airports)

Benefits • Airport advertising has an immense power to be seen by an ex-

clusive, upscale audience on a targeted basis . Reach these key business decision makers and leisure travelers with high disposable incomes during their extended dwell times in a captive environment .

• Corporate executives commonly use origination & destination (O&D) airports regardless of ticket price . . . their time is money .

• The Clear Channel Interspace Airports Network includes over 200 various sized airports worldwide, many of which are O&D facilities .

• O&D airports provide increased visibility as passengers must walk through multiple parts of the terminal such as ticketing, security, the concourse and baggage claim .

Distribution • Opportunities available throughout North America, the Caribbean,

Central America and the Pacific Rim .

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Target an exclusive business and leisure demographic where

they live in over 200 airports.


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CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTS

LCD SCREENSWhen it comes to indoor displays, LCDs are one of the most flexible forms of media available today . Currently available in over 24 airports, Content for LCDs is easy to create, manage and is easily updated during the day .Size, depending on the network and location, will range from a 32” diago-nal model, all the way up to the new-to-the-market 70” diagonal screens.

Features & Benefits• Efficient Quickly adapt to market conditions and update your creative within a

matter of hours .

• Cost Effective Digital signage eliminates the need for printed materials resulting in a

cost effective means to frequently update your advertising message .

• Flexible Update and manage your creative via AdPortal, our proprietary, online

content management system . Content can easily be created and updat-ed directly from your office computer . AdPortal also gives online design tips, creative specifications, examples of content, and general informa-tion . Once content is created and approved, it can be placed on the screens within a matter of hours . No more need for very high resolution photos, printing, and shipping for physical installation .

• Dynamic Content Ads can be created using static jpg images or Flash animation . The use

of motion (either through Flash displays or through the natural rotation of graphics) greatly increases the attention and retention ads receive .


Interact with clients and update

messages frequently.


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CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSProducts

FID-BID Display Spectacular Window Cling

FreeChargeTM Station Sponsorship Video Wall Column Wraps

Floor Graphics Auto Exhibit Mobile Media

Soffit Wrap Banners Interactive Floor Exhibit

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22,158,500 Ft . Lauderdale, FL - Ft . Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport • • • • • •

11,666,128 Kansas City, MO - Kansas City International Airport • • • • • • •

11,142,438 Cleveland, OH - Cleveland Hopkins International Airport • • • • • • •

10,764,926 Sacramento, CA - Sacramento International Airport • • • • • •

9,959,106 Nashville, TN - Nashville International Airport • • • • •

9,775,850 Raleigh, NC - Raleigh-Durham International Airport • • • • • • •

8,194,796 New Indianapolis Airport • •

7,973,856 Ft . Myers, FL - Southwest Florida International Airport • • • • •

7,823,452 San Antonio, TX - San Antonio International Airport • • • • •

7,654,698 Columbus, OH - Port Columbus International Airport • • • • • • •

7,540,492 New Orleans, LA - Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport • • • • • • •

7,502,690 Milwaukee, WI - General Mitchell International Airport • • • • • • •

6,950,690 West Palm Beach, FL - Palm Beach International Airport • • • • • • •

6,478,192 Albuquerque, NM - Albuquerque International Sunport • • • • • • •

6,462,748 Harford, CT - Bradley International Airport • • • • • •

5,235,928 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport • • • • • •

4,999,354 Providence, RI - T .F . Green Airport • • • • •

3,734,614 Norfolk, VA - Norfolk International Airport • • • •

2,830,560 Los Angeles, CA - Long Beach Airport • • • •

1,646,956 NYC-White Plains - Westchester County Airport • • • • •

1,214,410 Huntsville AL - Huntsville International Airport • • • • • •

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSUS Markets

Sacramento

Elko

Pasco

YakimaPullman

Butte

Idaho Falls

Lewiston

MontereyFresno

Long Beach

Bakersfield

Laughlin

Yuma

Fairbanks

AnchorageKenai

Juneau

Flagstaff

Albuquerque

El PasoMidland

Armarillo

Lubbock

Abilene

Tulsa

Lincoln

Rapid City

Fargo

Bismark

TylerDallas

Killeen Waco

College Station

Monroe

New Orleans

Shreveport

Bentonville

Kansas City

Cedar RapidsDes Moines

Peoria South Bend

Lansing

Toledo AkronCleveland

Columbus

Dayton Shenandoah

Charlottesville

Bangor

PortlandBurlington

ManchesterPortsmouth

ProvidenceHartford

AlbanySyracuse

IthacaWestchester

Newburgh

ErieState College

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton

AllentownHarrisburg

Latrobe

Newport NewsNorfolk

Flint

Grand Rapids

Indinapolis

EvansvilleLouisville

Nashville

Blountville

Knoxville

Columbus

Jackson

MobileGulfport

Huntsville

Montgomery

Dothan

PensacolaPanama City

Lexington

Bloomington

Champaign

Springfield

WaterlooMason City

Rochester

Duluth

DubuqueMilwaukee

Madison

Green Bay

Rhinelander

BeaumontLafayette

Corpus Christi

HarlingenBrownsville

Laredo

McAllen

Durango

Colorado SpringsGunnisonMontrose

Aspen

San Antonio

Tucson

Fort Walton BeachDestin

Tallahassee

ValdostaAlbany

AugustaSavannah

Columbia

Florence

Greensboro Raleigh-Durham

New BernFayetteville

Hilton Head

GainesvilleDaytona Beach

Orlando Sanford

Melbourne

West Palm BeachFort Lauderdale

NaplesFort Myers

SarasotaSt Petersburg

Kalamazoo/Battle Creek

Wichita

Alexandria


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Valdosta Valdosta Regional

Idaho

Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Regional

Lewiston Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional

Illinois

Bloomington Central Illinois Regional

Peoria Greater Peoria Regional

Champaign University of Illinois - Willard

Springfield Abraham Lincoln Capital

Indiana

Evansville Evansville Regional

Indianapolis New Indianapolis Airport

South Bend South Bend Regional

Iowa

Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa

Des Moines Des Moines International

Dubuque Dubuque Regional

Mason City Mason City Municipal

Waterloo Waterloo Regional

Kansas

Wichita Wichita Mid-Continent Airport

Kentucky

Lexington Blue Grass

Louisville Louisville International

Louisiana

Alexandria Alexandria International

Market Airport

Lafayette Lafayette Regional Airport

Monroe Monroe Regional Airport

New Orleans Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport

Shreveport Shreveport Regional Airport

Maine

Bangor Bangor International

Portland Portland International Jetport

Maryland

Hagerstown Hagerstown Regional

Massachusetts

Hyannis Barnstable Municipal

Michigan

Flint Bishop International

Grand Rapids Gerald R . Ford International

Kalamazoo Kalamazoo / Battle Creek International

Lansing Capital City

Minnesota

Duluth Duluth International

Rochester Rochester International

Mississippi

Columbus Golden Triangle Regional

Gulfport Gulfport-Biloxi International

Jackson Jackson-Evers International

Missouri

Kansas City Kansas City International Airport

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Market Airport

Alabama

Dothan Dothan Regional

Huntsville Huntsville International Airport

Mobile Mobile Regional

Montgomery Montgomery Regional

Alaska

Anchorage Ted Stevens Anchorage International

Fairbanks Fairbanks International

Juneau Juneau International

Kenai Kenai Municipal

Arizona

Flagstaff Flagstaff Pulliam

Laughlin Laughlin/Bullhead International

Tucson Tucson International

Yuma Yuma International

Arkansas

Bentonville Northwest Arkansas Regional

California

Bakersfield Meadows Field

Fresno Fresno Yosemite International

Los Angeles Long Beach Airport

Monterey Monterey Peninsula

Sacramento Sacramento International Airport

Colorado

Aspen Aspen Pitkin County

Colorado Springs Colorado Springs

Market Airport

Durango Durango La-Plata County

Gunnison Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional

Montrose Montrose Regional

Connecticut

Hartford Bradley International Airport

Florida

Daytona Beach Daytona Beach International

Destin Destin General Aviation Airport

Ft . Lauderdale Ft . Lauderdale / Hollywood International Airport

Ft . Myers Southwest Florida International Airport

Fort Walton Beach Okaloosa County Regional

Gainesville Gainesville Regional Airport

Melbourne Melbourne International

Naples Naples Municipal

Panama City Panama City-Bay County International

Pensacola Pensacola Regional

Sanford Orlando Sanford Domestic

Sanford Orlando Sanford International

Sarasota Sarasota Bradenton International

St . Petersburg St . Petersburg/Clearwater International

Tallahassee Tallahassee Regional

West Palm Beach Palm Beach International Airport

Georgia

Albany Southwest Georgia Regional

Augusta Augusta Regional Airport

Savannah Savannah Hilton Head International


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Market Airport

Nashville Nashville International Airport

Texas

Amarillo Rick Husband Amarillo International

Brownsville Brownsville/S . Padre Island International

College Station Easterwood

Corpus Christi Corpus Christi International

Dallas Dallas Fort Worth (Reservation Centers)

El Paso El Paso International

Harlingen Valley International

Killeen Killeen-Ft . Hood Regional

Laredo Laredo International

Lubbock Lubbock Preston Smith International

McAllen McAllen International

Midland Midland International

San Antonio San Antonio International

Tyler Tyler Pounds Regional

Waco Waco Regional

Vermont

Burlington Burlington International

Virginia

Charlottesville Charlottesville-Albemarle

Newport News Newport News/Williamsburg International

Norfolk Norfolk International Airport

Weyers Cave Shenandoah Valley Regional

Washington

Pasco Tri-Cities

Market Airport

Pullman Pullman-Moscow Regional

Yakima Yakima International

Wisconsin

Green Bay Austin Straubel International

Madison Dane County Regional Airport

Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport

Rhinelander Rhinelander-Oneida County



Market Airport

Montana

Butte Bert Mooney Airport

Nebraska

Lincoln Lincoln Municipal

Nevada

Elko Elko Regional

New Hampshire

Manchester Manchester

Portsmouth Portsmouth International

New Mexico

Albuquerque Albuquerque International Sunport

New York

Albany Albany International

Ithaca Tompkins County

New Windsor Stewart International

Syracuse Syracuse Hancock International

White Plains Westchester County Airport

North Carolina

Fayetteville Fayetteville Regional

Greensboro Piedmont Triad International

New Bern Craven County Regional

Raleigh Raleigh-Durham International Airport

North Dakota

Bismarck Bismarck Municipal

Fargo Hector International

Market Airport

Ohio

Akron Akron-Canton Regional

Cleveland Cleveland Hopkins International

Columbus Port Columbus International Airport

Dayton James M Cox Dayton International

Toledo Toledo Express

Oklahoma

Tulsa Tulsa International

Pennsylvania

Allentown Lehigh Valley International

Erie Erie International

Harrisburg Harrisburg International

Latrobe Arnold Palmer Regional

State College University Park

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International

Rhode Island

Providence T .F . Green Airport

South Carolina

Florence Florence Regional

Hilton Head Hilton Head Island

West Columbia Columbia Metropolitan

South Dakota

Rapid City Rapid City Regional

Tennessee

Blountville Tri-Cities Regional Airport

Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport


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Asian / Pacific

Guam Tamuning A .B . Won Pat International

Australia

Broome Broome Airport

Coffs Harbour Coffs Harbour Airport

Dubbo Dubbo Airport

Gladstone Gladstone Airport

Gold Coast Gold Coast Airport

Hervey Bay Hervey Bay Airport

Mackay Mackay Airport

Mount Isa Mount Isa Airport

Newcastle Newcastle Airport

Rockhampton Rockhampton Airport

Townsville Townsville Airport

Proserpine Whitsunday Coast Airport

Europe

Cyprus Larnala Larnaka International Airport

Pafos Pafos International Airport

New Zealand

Dunedin Dunedin International Airport

Gisborne Gisborne Airport

Hamilton Hamilton International Airport

Invercargill Invercargill Airport LTD

Nelson Nelson Airport

New Plymouth New Plymouth Airport

Queenstown Queenstown Airport

Rotorua Rotorua Airport

Taupo Taupo Airport

Tauranga Tauranga Airport

Wanganui Wanganui Airport

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSPacific Rim & European Markets

For additional information please call: 011-643-546-8110visit our website: clearchannelinterspace .com

Caribbean

Bahamas Nassau Lynden Pindling International

Central America

Belize Belize City Philip S .W . Goldson International

Costa Rica San Jose Juan Santamaria International

Dominican Republic Puerto Plata Aeropuerto Internacional Gregorio Luperon

Samana Samana Airport

Santo Domingo Aeropuerto Internacional Las Americas

Dutch Caribbean Aruba Aeropuerto International Reina Beatrix

Netherlands Antilles Curacao Hato International

St . Maarten Princess Juliana International

Bonaire Flamingo International Airport

U .S . Virgin Islands St . Croix Henry E . Rohlsen

St . Thomas Cyril E . King

West Indies Antigua V .C . Bird International

Barbados Barbados Cruise Terminal

Carriacou Lauriston Airport

Grenada Point Salines International

Kingston Norman Manley International

Montego Bay Sangster International

Nevis Vance W . Amory International

St . Kitts Robert L . Bradshaw International

St . Lucia Hewanorra International Airport

St . Lucia George F . L . Charles Airport

Canada

Alberta Edmonton Edmonton International

British Columbia Abbotsford Abbotsford International

Manitoba Winnipeg Winnipeg James Armstrong

New Brunswick Moncton Greater Moncton International

Saint John Saint John Airport

Newfoundland St . John’s St . John’s International

Nova Scotia Halifax Halifax International

Ontario Hamilton John C . Munro Hamilton International

Ottawa Ottawa International

Prince Edward Charlottetown Charlottetown

Saskatchewan Regina Regina International

Saskatoon John G . Diefenbaker International

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSCanadian, Caribbean & Latin American Markets

For additional information please call: 610/395.8002 or 877/422.8326 (US toll free)visit our website: clearchannelinterspace .com

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CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS - PINNACLE COLLECTION

To ensure high visibility & categoryexclusivity the Pinnacle Collection limitsmedia applications.

Each facility in the FBO network offers one of each of the fol-lowing types of inventory:

Auto Exhibits • Showcase your automotive products at facility entrances and aircraft

ramps .

Dioramas • Back-lit dioramas in high traffic areas such as entrances and exits to

planes and parking/limousines .

Wraps / Banners • Large format direct application vinyl graphics, such as wall and sof-

fit wraps .

visit our website: clearchannelairports .com/pinnacle


888/859.9771


Complementing coverage of the nation’s frequent business flyers in major airports, Clear Channel Airports has developed limited, major advertising opportunities in private aircraft executive terminals where ultra-elite passen-gers arrive and depart .

Clear Channel Airports has assembled a collection of the nation’s leading Fixed Base Operators (FBOs), private jet aircraft facilities with an audi-ence on a par with readers of Architectural Digest, DuPont Registry and Barron’s . The Pinnacle Collection delivers premiere advertising exposure to America’s corporate elite travelers .

Available in major media markets with high concentrations of individual wealth and discretionary spending.

Many markets offer multiple FBO facilities in each city, providing the opportunity to dominate a media market with your advertising message . More markets and FBO facilities are constantly being developed to further expand the Pinnacle Collection .

The audience in this environment is not available in any other advertising medium . The Pinnacle Collection brings your best and most valuable pros-pects to you in a captive audience setting .

An estimated 15,500+ business aircraft are operated by U.S. companies and private charter operators .


Major advertising opportunities in private aircraft

executive terminals.

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All advertising subject to approval by Clear Channel Airports and airport authorities . Space subject to availability .

CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTSThe Pinnacle Collection Network

Market / AirportAirport Code

FBO Operator Wrap, Cling or Banner Approximate Size*

Anchorage

Anchorage International ANC SFS MOSS Banner 12’ h x 8’ w

Atlanta

DeKalb Peachtree Airport PDK SFS Window Wraps (2) 6’ 9.75” h x 3’ 3.25” w ea.

Fulton County Airport FTY SFS MOSS Banner 5’ h x 15’ w

Austin

Austin-Bergstrom International AUS SFS MOSS Banner 72” h x 216” w

Boston

Bedford BED-S SFS Soffit Wrap 33 3/4” h x 108” w

Bedford BED-J JA Wall Wrap 59” h x 60” w

Boston Logan International BOS SFS MOSS Banner 6’ h x 18’ w

Hartford-Bradley International BDL SFS Soffit Wrap 95” h x 202” w

Chicago

Midway MDW SFS MOSS Banner 72” h x 120” w

O’Hare International ORD SFS MOSS Banner 60” h x 240” w

Chicago Executive*** PWK SFS MOSS Banners (2 identical pieces) 108” h x 60” w

Milwaukee MKE SFS Soffit Wrap 36 1/2” h x 187” w

Dallas

Addison ADS LMRK MOSS Banner 72” h x 144” w

Dallas-Fort Worth International DFW DFW Window Clings TBD

Dallas Love Field DAL SFS Soffit Wrap 55” h x 266.5” w

Denver

Centennial APA SFS Soffit Wrap 78 1/2” h x 211” w

Denver International DEN SFS Soffit Wrap 73” h x 288” w

Des Moines

Des Moines DSM SFS Wall Wrap 58 1/2” h x 150 3/4” w

Detroit

Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport DTW ASIG Wall Wrap 54” h x 121” w

Hong Kong

Hong Kong HKG SFS TBD TBD


Clear Channel Airports introduces “Pinnacle Plus” digital LCDstargeting aviation’s most exclusive audience .

Package: • There are a total of six packages. • Each package consists of one, ten second spot per minute and runs

on all eight screens . Please refer to maps to see where screens are located within each market .

• SFS will have one spot at all times, leaving five packages for sale. • The network package consists of eight screens in the prime New

York, Chicago, Washington DC and Bay Area markets .

Production Specifications: • Content must be created at 1920 x 1080 pixels. • Content must be either a jpg or swf file. If making a swf file there

will be further requirements on the Adportal content upload page . Please see detailed production specifications for more information .

• No sound. • Static or motion creative are acceptable.


A collection of digital LCDs targeting an

exclusive audience.


888/859.9771

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Clear Channel Airports - The Pinnacle CollectionAll advertising subject to approval by Clear Channel Airports and airport authorities .

Space subject to availability .



New Orleans

New Orleans-Armstrong International MSY SFS MOSS Banner 72” h x 144” w

New York

Morristown, NJ MMU SFS MOSS Banner 42” h x 168” w

Newark Liberty International EWR SFS Wall Wrap 68” h x 144” w

Teterboro, NJ TEB-S SFS MOSS Banner 84” h x 108” w

Teterboro, NJ** TEB-J JA Soffit Wrap 100” h x 286” w

White Plains, NY HPN SFS MOSS Banner 120” h x 120” w

Orlando/Tampa/St. Petersburg

Kissimmee/St . Cloud Airport KSM SFS MOSS Banner 11’ h x 25’ w

Orlando International Airport MCO SFS MOSS Banner (2 sided) 108” h x 60” w

St . Petersburg/Clearwater Airport PIE SFS Window Clings (2) L=54.5” h x 43”/R= 54”h x 43.5”w

Tampa International Airport TPA SFS MOSS Banner 6’ h x 16’ w

Paris, France

LeBourget Terminal 1 LBG SFS TBD TBD

LeBourget Terminal 2 LBG SFS TBD TBD

St. Louis/Kansas City

St . Louis-Lambert International STL SFS TBD TBD

Wichita Mid-Continent ICT SFS TBD TBD

San Antonio

San Antonio International SAT SFS Window Wraps (two total side-by-side) 81”h x 46 1/4”w & 81”h x 46 1/2” w

San Francisco

San Francisco International SFO SFS Soffit Wrap 110” h x 252 1/2” w

Washington

Baltimore-Washington BWI SFS MOSS Banner 96” h x 240” w

Washington Reagan National DCA SFS Wall Wrap 103” h x 120” w

Washington Dulles**** IAD SFS 2-Sided Soffit Wrap 34” h x 228” w

Clear Channel Airports - The Pinnacle CollectionAll advertising subject to approval by Clear Channel Airports and airport authorities .

Space subject to availability .

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Houston

Houston Hobby Airport HOU SFS Window Clings (set of 7) 56.5” h x 120.5” w/56.5” h x 150.75”w

Corpus Christi Airport CRP SFS TBD TBD

Indianapolis

Indianapolis International IND SFS MOSS Banner 6’ h x 12’ w

Jacksonville/Savannah/Hilton Head

Jacksonville International Airport JAX SFS MOSS Banner 6’ h x 12’ w

Hilton Head Airport HXD SFS Wall Wrap 88” h x 73.5” w

Savannah Airport SAV SFS Wall Wrap 96” h x 72” w

Las Vegas

McCarran International LAS SFS Soffit Wrap 55” h x 265” w

London, United Kingdom

London-Heathrow LHR SFS Wall Wrap TBD

London-Luton LUT SFS Wall Wrap 1936mm h x 1524mm w

Los Angeles

Long Beach International LGB SFS MOSS Banner 4’ h x 12’ w

Orange County-John Wayne Airport SNA SFS Soffit Wrap 58” h x 288” w

Palm Springs PSP SFS MOSS Banner 96” h x 144” w

Santa Barbara SBA SFS MOSS Banner 144” h x 144” w

Thermal TRM SFS MOSS Banner 4’ h x 12’ w

Van Nuys VNY SFS MOSS Banner 6’ h x 16’ w

Memphis/Nashville

Memphis-Shelby County MEM SFS Soffit Wrap 48” h x 256 1/2” w

Nashville BNA SFS Wall Wrap 48” h x 108” w

Huntsville Madison County HSV SFS MOSS Banner 48” h x 72” w

Miami

Fort Lauderdale FLL SFS Wall Wrap 91” h x 167” w

Fort Lauderdale FLL NJ MOSS Banner 120” h x 60” w

Miami International MIA SFS MOSS Banner 96” h x 288”w

Opa Locka Executive OPF RA MOSS Banner 168” h x 84” w

West Palm Beach PBI SFS Wall Wrap 84” h x 95 1/4” w

Minneapolis/St. Paul

Minneapolis/St . Paul MSP SFS MOSS Banner 96” h x 288” w

St . Paul STP SFS Window Wrap 42.5” h x 105.5” w

Rochester RST SFS MOSS Banner 48” h x 144” w

Munich, Germany

Munich MUC SFS TBD TBD

The Pinnacle Collection is best utilized through full coverage, multi-market

domination or full coverage, regional domination.

Individual facilities may be contracted on a space available, case-by-case basis,

although more comprehensive programs are recommended.

FBO OperatorsASIG - Aircraft Service International Group MEA - Miami Executive AviationENC - Encore NATJ - National JetsJA - Jet Aviation, Inc . SFS - Signature Flight Support

* All sizes are approximate and should not be used for production purposes. ** Market offers a Vertical Pedestal Diorama (46” h X 30” w) in place of a traditional

Diorama. *** Advertiser must produce 2 Banners for this location.**** Advertiser must produce 2 Soffit Wraps for this location.

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Bus / Transit / Trolley

Mobile Billboards

Boston Transit Stations

Chicago Metra - Commuter Rail

Milwaukee Amtrak

Taxi Media

2009BUS / TRANSIT &

TAXI MEDIA


BUS / TRANSIT Vocabulary

Service level buys are based on the number of buses required to effectively reach all routes that comprise the local transit system . Service levels are either calculated by the total number of routes or the total number of buses within the local fleet . Bus / Transit service levels reach desirable downtown and point-of-purchase areas .

SuperKings, Kings and Queens are highly visible to both vehicular and pedes-trian traffic alike and vary in size based on the make and model of bus and the space available for ad placement between the wheel wells . Kings are the signature transit product requested by national advertisers .

FullWraps allow advertisers the opportunity to creatively use the entire surface of the bus including window surfaces . FullWraps demand attention and generate high brand awareness .

FullSide Wraps cover the entire side of a bus, from bumper to bumper, spanning the full height of a bus .

HalfSide Wraps same as a FullWraps, without window coverage .

FullBacks are a high-impact wrap covering the entire back façade of a bus . This is the most popular and widely available specialty product .

HalfBacks offer the same benefits as FullBacks without window coverage .

KingKongs, also referred to as Ultra SuperKings, provide coverage from wheel well to wheel well, spanning the height of a bus . KingKongs with full window coverage are available in several markets .

Kong, same as a KingKong, without window coverage (wheel well to wheel well, bot-tom of the bus to the to the bottom of the windows) .

King Pairs provide a tremendous creative opportunity as they’re typically located on 60’ articulated coaches (accordion fold in middle), designed to accommodate two Kings side by side on the Driver/Road Side .

Taillight Displays, located on the rear of the bus, command the attention of pass-ersby as they are located at eye level in heavily populated areas .

Headlight Displays, available in select Clear Channel markets, feature a small frame attached to the bike rack on the front of a bus .

Interior Transit Cards provide uncompromised visibility for a captive audience of commuters .

Several different direct-application substrates are available for our bus/transit opportu-nities . Materials are recommended based on the duration of a contract as well as bus finish to ensure appropriate adhesion levels and durability to stand up to the elements and bus washing . Contact your Clear Channel Representative for specific production requirements .


Service Levels

Bus / Transit Products

Bus / Transit Production

BUS / TRANSIT

Benefits• Penetrates every part of a community with dynamic displays.• Delivers high profile exposure near point-of-purchase locations.• Generates quick recall which can establish brand awareness.

Distribution• Available in select markets.

Permanent• Delivers high frequency.• Builds reach over an extended period of time.• Assures dominance in selected area(s).

Product Types• SuperKings• Kings• Queens• FullWraps• FullBacks• KingKongs• TailLight Displays• HeadLight Displays• Interior Transit Cards• Products and sizes vary by market. Please contact your Clear Channel

Outdoor Representative for artwork requirements / production specifica-tions prior to production .



Penetrates every part of a community with dynamic displays.

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MOBILE BILLBOARD

Benefits • Flexibility is the main advantage of this unique “mobile billboard.” This

product can be used to achieve market saturation, or skewed to reach a specific demographic target . It can also be used geographically by pro-viding coverage in and around specific venues such as schools, sporting events and conventions .

• Draws attention to a message by bringing it directly to the consumer. • Creative possibilities include embellishments, interactive displays, and

promotional programs .

Distribution • The vehicle is driven along a specific route or to a certain location and

parked . • Available in select Clear Channel Outdoor markets.

Size • Sizes vary by market. Please contact your Clear Channel Outdoor

Representative for artwork requirements / production specifications .

Contract Term • Purchased individually.


Draws attention to a message by

bringing it directly to the consumer.

Sizes vary by location, check with your Clear Channel representative prior to production for additional details.

BUS / TRANSITProducts

SuperKing King Queen

FullWrap FullBack KingKong

TailLight Display HeadLight Display Interior Transit Cards

New Orleans Streetcars Daytona Beach Trolleys Galveston Island Trolleys

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CHICAGO METRA

Clear Channel Outdoor’s complete commuter advertising program will ef-fectively target the on-the-go commuter . METRA delivers a captive audience of one of Chicago’s most desirable consumer groups: the upscale, suburban professional . This audience is comprised of 92 percent of college educated adults and 56 percent earn incomes that exceed $75,000 a year .

With almost 7 million trips each month, comprised of an affluent, captive au-dience, makes METRA the ideal medium . From suburban stations, vestibules within all of the trains and the four downtown stations, METRA will ensure that your advertising message will not be missed .

Besides the morning and evening commuter, a large number of people patronize the shops and restaurants that are located within all of the four downtown stations .

There are a wide range of displays and programs available in the four downtown stations . Displays are commonly purchased for a minimum of four weeks in packages or in a station domination . Most of the downtown displays are backlit with the exception of one-sheets and two-sheets on the train platforms . Displays are strategically placed in each of the stations to attract commuters . Backlit 30-Sheet Dioramas, Backlit 8-Sheet Dioramas, Concourse/Platform Dioramas, Suburban One- or Two-Sheet Posters are just some of the products that Clear Channel Outdoor has to offer the advertiser targeting the upscale commuter .


Chicago’s most desirable consumer group: the upscale,

suburban professional.

BOSTON TRANSIT STATIONS

Clear Channel Outdoor Boston now has transit station advertising avail-able in three brand new MBTA stations: Airport Station, World Trade Center Station, Courthouse Station, as well as Boston’s well known South Station . To-gether, these stations feature 86 pieces of eye catching advertising inventory .

Displays are seen by the thousands of residents, office workers and the 750,000 conventioneers, each year, who supplement the purchasing power in the Waterfront District .

Natives and tourists alike frequent the area for the attractions that abound .The Bank of America Pavilion and the newly opened Institute of Contempo-rary Art are just two of the exciting new venues in this booming Waterfront District .

Additionally, this area boasts new hotels with over 600,000 overnight guests per year who seek out the many shops and restaurants right at their doorstep . The area is poised to become one of Boston’s biggest dining destinations .

There is a wide range of advertising displays and programs available for purchase . Most of the displays are backlit with the exception of a sky mural banner and a framed wall mounted vinyl . Included in every package is a 6 second loop on the Networked Digital Plasma / LCD Screens (18 in total) . Packages are commonly purchased for a minimum of four weeks . Consult your CCO Account Executive for availabilities, artwork requirements and production specifications .


Reach the affluent waterfront district, downtown Boston!

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CHICAGO METRAProducts

Spectacular10’6” h x 36’ w

Stair Graphicssizes vary

Pedestrian Bridge Displaysizes vary

Wall/Beam Wrapsizes vary

Side Banner17’ h x 31’1” w

Scrolling Vertical Diorama67” h x 47.5” w

King-Size Diorama68” h x 84” w

Escalator Dioramasizes vary

Escalator Wrapssizes vary


Backlit 30-Sheet Diorama120” h x 282.75” w

Backlit 8-Sheet Diorama61” h x 133” w

Rail Overhead Banners (14)128” h x 162.75” w

Spectacular Banners (6)sizes vary

Column Bannersizes vary

Clock Bannersizes vary

Clock Displaysizes vary

Concourse / Platform Diorama

43” h x 62” w

Pole Wrapssizes vary

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MILWAUKEE AMTRAK

Since the building of the new Milwaukee Intermodal Station, “Amtrak reported steep growth in ridership on the Hiawatha service between Mil-waukee and Chicago last year. Ridership on the Hiawatha line increased by more than 150,000 passengers, or nearly 26 percent, to almost 750,000 passengers riding the seven daily round-trips for the year.”

Business Journal of Milwaukee, Oct 2008

Benefits• Opportunity to reach business decision-makers and commuters between

Milwaukee, Racine, Mitchell International Airport and Chicago .• Located in high traffic areas with a captive audience to maximize expo-

sure for your ad campaign .• Offers attractive, professional messages in large format which are bril-

liantly illuminated and attractively framed .• Annual passenger activity at Amtrak is currently more than 750,000,

increasing 26% over 2007; passenger activity with Greyhound is about 600,000 .

• Builds frequency with repeat business travelers.

Distribution• Located in the main concourse area near ticketing and restaurants as

well as passenger boarding areas .

Size• Backlit Dioramas: 70” h x 48” w• Backlit Wall Spectacular: 10’ h x 20’ w• Backlit Wall Spectacular: 6’ h x 12’ w

Contract Term• Typically purchased 4 weeks or longer.• Purchased individually.


Source: 2008 National Railroad Passenger Corporation; Wilton Partners Intermodal Station Representatives; Small Business Times, March 2008

Opportunity to reach business

decision-makers and Milwaukee/Chicago

commuters.


Digital Display7’ 3” h x 19’ 9” w

Floor Displayssizes vary

Floor Graphicssizes vary

Interior Traincard22” h x 21” w

Jumbo King Poster46” h x 182” w

King-Size Poster46” h x 152” w

2-Sheet Poster46” h x 60” w

1-Sheet Poster46” h x 30” w

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TAXI MEDIAMarkets / Products

Market Rank

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Atlanta 9 • • •

Austin 50

Baltimore 25 • • •

Boston 7 • • • • •

Buffalo 53 • •

Chicago 3 • •

Dallas 6 • •

Detroit 11 • •

Kansas City 32 •

Long Island n/a • • • • •

Las Vegas 42 • • • • • • •

Los Angeles 2 • • •

Memphis 45 • •

Miami 15 • • •

Newport n/a •

New Orleans 55 • • • • •

New York 1 • •

Orlando 20 • • •

Philadelphia 4 • • •

Phoenix 12 • •

Providence 51 •

San Antonio 36

San Diego 24 • •

San Francisco/Oakland 5 • • • • • •

Seattle/Tacoma 13 • •

Washington, D .C . 8 • • •

Some of the additional products available:

Digital Smart TopsLenticular Tops

TrunksNY10

Convention PromosSampling

Branded ReceiptsMagazines

Shuttle WrapsEvent Staging

ZoningOther Transit / Bus

HoustonSan AntonioNew Orleans

Orlando

Atlanta

Memphis

Dallas

Boston

New York CityPhiladelphia

Miami

Phoenix

Las Vegas

Seattle/Tacoma

San FranciscoOakland

Los Angeles

Chicago

Detroit

BaltimoreWashington D.C.

San Diego

Buffalo

Long Island

ProvidenceNewport

Austin

Kansas City


Taxi Top advertising is actively viewed and recalled by a captive audience of Americans (45%) every week making it one of the fastest growing seg-ments of outdoor advertising. In fact, since taxis are never “zoned out”, they ensure your message reaches some of the most sought after demographics in all neighborhoods within a market .

Benefits• Taxis are a demand led medium. Taxis follow the population flow

throughout the day .• An excellent point of sale medium. Taxi advertising brings your message

within close proximity to the buying decision .• Fantastic at reaching business people, tourists and the conventioneers.• Taxis offer an eye-level message, making them dominant in city centers.

Distribution• Eye-level, pedestrian, vehicular and in-taxi audience.• Dominant in city centers.

Contract Term• Programs can range from a single cab in a single market for one day, to

thousands of cabs in multiple markets for several months or even years .

visit our website: clearchanneltaximedia .com

Source: Arbitron National In-Car Study 2003

Taxis are a demand led medium.

Taxis follow the population flow

throughout the day.

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CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIAProducts

24/7 Magazine Vegas Values Shuttle Wrap

Mobile Billboard Event Staging Full Sedan Wraps

Specialty Taxi Wraps 3-D Embellishments

CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIAProducts

2 Sided Taxi Top 3 Sided Taxi Top Digital Smart Tops

Lenticular Tops Custom 3D Top Extension Tops

Trunks Interiors NY10

Convention Promos Sampling Branded Receipts

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CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIA - DIGITAL SMART TOPS

Taxi Media now offers Digital Smart Top displays . Units can be part of a digital network that follows population flow . There are flexible options for every campaign . Exclusive to Clear Channel Taxi Media .

Features / Benefits• Digital 32” LCD 2 sided taxi tops.

• Engagement Full color, flash animation in ultra-high resolution .

• Command Attention Turn heads with content that changes and is timely .

• Flexibility Stream multiple message of varying durations .

• Audience Delivery Each taxi will deliver over 100,000 ads per month . That’s less than

$ .02 per ad!

• GPS Targeting Micro-target messages by location, city block, zip code or city .

• Efficient Run ads when and where you want . Change ads at no additional cost .

• Customized Measurement We report to you where and when each specific ad ran .

4-Week NET Rate• Flexible Programs - own 100% of the top or a fractional share with rotat-

ing spots .

Please contact your Clear Channel Taxi Media Representative for artwork requirements / production specifications .

visit our website: clearchanneltaximedia .com

Customize youreye level transit

messages by time of day or area.

CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIA - NY10

Clear Channel and NBC Universal have teamed up to make New York City taxi rides more fun, entertaining and informative! 5,400 New York City taxis have high quality video screens that show NY10, New York’s Taxi Entertainment Network, to 10 .2 million captive passengers a month . View-ers see updated news, weather and sports headlines, plus exclusive content from the news networks of NBC (NBC News, MSNBC, CNBC) and NBC Entertainment .

Other passenger features include various topics on the real time ticker, GPS tracking of their taxi trip, current time, detailed fare information and the ability to pay by credit or debit card . The center-mounted screen facing the passengers provides clear, uncluttered viewing of programming and ads . Ads play in full motion video with audio, or can be animated slides .

Network provides advertisers with one of the most unique and flexible advertising mediums available: • Content sponsorship • Comprehensive measurement and reporting system • Ads can be video, flash or still execution • Banner ads are also available • GPS system displays map and also allows for geo-targeting of ads • Ads can be scheduled by Time-of-Day or Day-of-Week • Interactive real-time sponsorship tickers

Features • Full motion digital TV with audio on a 10.4” touch-screen LCD • Unique NBC programming and advertising narrow cast to a captive

audience • Program only plays when meter is running ensuring at least one per-

son is within 2 feet of the screen • Fare displayed on screen at all times • Passengers can pay for fare with credit card

Please contact your Clear Channel Taxi Media Representative forartwork requirements / production specifications .

visit our website: NY10taxi .com

Offering New York taxi riders and advertisers a

state-of-the-art experience.

The NY10 screen is easily viewed by passengers and only an arm’s length away.

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Malls

Spectacolor

Branded Cities©

Other Large Format Opportunities

2009MALLS / SPECTACOLOR

& BRANDED CITIES


CLEAR CHANNEL MALLSProducts

Backlit Displays68.5” h x 47.5” wBenefits • Located in high traffic areas – consumers won’t miss

your message! • Free standing and wall mounted, right at eye level, dis-

plays are located throughout the mall providing 100% coverage .

• Enables advertisers to target audiences demographi-cally and geographically .

• Maximizes brand awareness. • Stimulates sales inside the mall as well as the

surrounding trade area . • A variety of special effects are available for customized

campaigns - Lenticular, Bluetooth, text messaging .

Sky Murals®

16’ h x 12’ wBenefits • Suspended in mid-air for maximum visibility. • Dominance within high traffic areas. • Larger than life display that consumers cannot ignore. • Double-sided presentation that provides exposure op-

portunities in different directions and different levels .

Integrated Marketing ProgramsBenefits • Customizable programs tailored specifically to the cli-

ent’s marketing needs . • Dominate an area of the mall for full exposure within a

mall including: Food Court Area, Restrooms, Escalators, Elevators, Wall Spectaculars and more!

• Turnkey events combining the power and reach of multi-media resources .

• Experiential marketing

Backlit panels offer eye-level, face to face impact with consumers.

Sky Murals® create immediate awareness of your message.

Integrated Marketing Programs

CLEAR CHANNEL MALLS

Why Clear Channel MallsToday’s Malls offer more than an advertising opportunity, they represent a destination where marketers can enhance the brand experience and influence consumer perceptions .

Clear Channel Malls offer a comprehensive mix of traditional media, specialty and promotional products to meet virtually any advertising or promotional application .

Highlights • 70% of all consumer purchases take place in malls. • 80% of all mall visitors make a purchase. The average mall expen-

diture is $71 .40 . • Mall shoppers are in “buying mode” – ready to shop, ready to buy

and receptive to advertising . • The average mall visit lasts 78.1 minutes. • Extends the memorability of your campaign’s media mix. • Minimizes wasted exposures and targets consumers on a local level. • Facilitates consumer buying by being the last impression before a

purchase is made

Distribution • Local • Regional • National

Please contact your Clear Channel Malls Representative for artwork requirements / production specifications .

One of the largest retail portfolios in the country.

visit our website: clearchannelmalls .com

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1 New York 750 7th Avenue Subway N/A 664,706 N/A New York NY Applebees, PAX Deli

1 New York Atlantic Center 407,300 396,611 $54,576 Brooklyn NY Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls, Department of Motor Vehicle, Pathmark

1 New York Bridgewater Commons 900,000 516,666 $108,674 Bridgewater NJ Bloomingdales, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, AMC Theatres

1 New York Green Acres Mall 1,635,000 1,200,000 $77,752 Valley Stream NY JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Best Buy

1 New York New York Monmouth Mall 1,500,000 1,500,000 $89,858 Eatontown NJ Boscov’s, Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney, Lord &

Taylor, Macy’s, Monmouth Loews Theatre

1 New York Palisades Center 2,000,000 1,666,666 $88,587 West Nyack NY

Bed Bath & Beyond, H&M, JCPenney, Lord & Taylor, Sports Authority, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, Barnes & Noble, Staples, IMAX, AMC Theatres, Target, Best Buy

1 New York Paramus Park 770,941 500,000 $109,650 Paramus NJ Macy’s, Sears

1 New York Phillipsburg Mall 536,000 416,667 $80,494 Phillipsburg NJ JCPenney, Kohl’s, Sears, Kmart, The Bon - Ton

1 New York South Street Seaport 260,000 833,336 $69,656 New York NY Gap and Specialty Stores

1 New York Staten Island Mall 622,000 741,666 $72,221 Staten Island NY JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

1 New York The Promenade Shops at Clifton 116,000 N/A $76,700 Clifton NJ Bath & Body Works, The Limited, Victoria’s Secret

1 New York The Shops at Riverside 674,416 463,000 $105,600 Hackensack NJ Bloomingdales, Sak’s Fifth Avenue, Pottery Barn

1 New York Westfield Sunrise 1,255,000 1,500,000 $102,310 Massapequa NY JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Wal-Mart, H&M

1 New York Willowbrook Mall 1,500,000 1,000,000 $82,191 Wayne NJ Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, Sears

1 New York Woodbridge Center 1,633,000 825,000 $81,193 Woodbridge NJ Fortunoff, JCPenney, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, Sears, Dick’s Sporting Goods

2 Los Angeles Anaheim Garden Walk 440,000 650,000 $76,862 Anaheim CA

Abercrombie & Fitch, Banana Republic, Black Market, California Pizza Kitchen, Cheesecake Factory, Roys, Skechers, White House, Victoria’s Secret

2 Los Angeles Block at Orange, The 655,117 3,700,000 $60,300 Orange CAOff Fifth-Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, Skating Park, Borders, Dave & Busters, AMC 30 Theatres

2 Los Angeles Burbank Town Center 1,240,673 1,166,666 $59,753 Burbank CA Macy’s, Mervyn’s, Sears, IKEA, Bed Bath & Beyond, AMC Theatres 8

2 Los Angeles Del Amo Fashion Center 2,100,000 2,304,369 $42,000 Torrance CA Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney, Macy’s, Marshals, Sears, TJ Maxx, AMC Del Amo 18

2 Los Angeles Fashion Island*** 1,300,700 1,085,000 $127,000 Newport Beach CA Bloomingdales, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus

2 Los Angeles Irvine Spectrum*** 880,000 850,000 $79,000 Irvine CA Macy’s, Nordstrom, Target, The Cheesecake Factory

2 Los Angeles Montebello Town Ctr . 756,500 1,096,219 $55,356 Montebello CA Macy’s, JCPenney, Mervyns

2 Los Angeles Ontario Mills 1,492,716 1,666,666 $63,367 Ontario CA

Bed, Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet Store, Marshalls, Nordstrom Rack, Off Fifth Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, Dave & Busters, AMC 30 Theatres

2 Los Angeles The Market Place 1,565,653 1,000,000 $87,556 Tustin CABabies R Us, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Circuit City, Home Depot, Loehman’s, Lowe’s Home Improvement, OfficeMax, Target, T .J . Maxx, Toys R Us, Best Buy

CLEAR CHANNEL MALLSGeneral Market Coverage

CLEAR CHANNEL MALLSProducts

Floor GraphicsBenefits • Ability to locate images throughout the mall to suit

specific marketing objectives . • Extensive creative flexibility – different sizes and

shapes can be used to enhance creative awareness .

Door ClingsBenefits • Eye level positioning grabs attention as you enter or

exit the mall .

Trumpet BannersBenefits • Ideal for short term blitz campaigns or specific events

– easy to change, relocate or replace. • Highly flexible – ability to tell a story through multiple

executions that will enhance awareness .

Escalators, Elevators and StairsBenefits • Target specific audience within the mall environment. • High profile, highly visible locations enable advertis-

ers to dominate the mall space . • An effective extension from other Mall media that can

be used to create a “buzz”.

Floor Graphics

Door Clings

Trumpet Banners Escalators, Elevators & Stairs

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5San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose

Shops at Tanforan, The 1,000,000 916,667 $92,037 San Bruno CA JC Penney, Sears, Target, Century Theaters

6 Boston Fox Run Mall 601,000 750,000 $68,056 Newington NH JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

6 Boston Westgate Mall 607,000 416,667 $67,469 Brockton MA Macy’s, Marshalls, Sears, Old Navy, Best Buy

7 Dallas-Ft . Worth, TX Collin Creek 1,118,000 875,000 $98,041 Plano TX Dillards, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears,

7 Dallas-Ft . Worth, TX Galleria Dallas*** 1,398,461 1,416,666 $85,224 Dallas TX Macy’s, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, The Gap

7 Dallas-Ft . Worth, TX Grapevine Mills 1,479,865 1,250,000 $62,992 Grapevine TX

Bed Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet, Marshalls, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Off 5th-Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Sears Appliance Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, AMC 30 Theaters

7 Dallas-Ft . Worth, TX Hulen Mall 942,000 466,666 $61,582 Fort Worth TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Sears

8 Washington Chambersburg Mall 454,608 487,000 $49,869 Chambersburg PA The Bon-Ton, JCPenney, Sears, Value City, Carmike Theater

8 Washington Dulles Town Center 1,432,153 500,000 $118,066 Dulles VA JCPenney, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Sears, Dick Sporting Goods

8 Washington Francis Scott Key Mall 709,581 536,000 $71,000 Frederick MD JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Value City

8 Washington Frederick Towne Mall 730,000 825,000 $34,113 Frederick MD The Bon Ton, JCPenney Home Store, Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, Hoyt’s Cinema

8 Washington Iverson Mall 615,214 804,500 $45,000 Hillcrest Heights MD Value City, Foot Locker, Footaction USA

8 Washington Mall in Columbia, The 1,400,000 700,000 $81,000 Columbia MD JCPenney, Macy’s, Lord & Taylor, Nordstrom, Sears, AMC Columbia 14 Theatres

8 Washington Martinsburg Mall 556,395 554,500 $53,076 Martinsburg WV The Bon - Ton, JCPenney, Sears, Wal-Mart Supercenter

8 Washington Potomac Mills 1,635,065 2,000,000 $72,000 Prince William VA

Burlington Coat Factory, H & M, JCPenney Outlet, Nordstrom Rack, Off 5th-Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Marshall’s, Sears Appliance Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, T .J . Maxx, AMC Theates 18

8 Washington Valley Mall 897,093 608,000 $51,067 Hagerstown MD The Bon-Ton, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, RC Theatre

8 Washington White Flint 850,000 833,333 $110,000 North Bethesda MD Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor, Talbots, Borders

Books & Music, AMC Loews Theatre

9 Atlanta Discover Mills 1,204,472 876,000 $60,040 Lawrenceville GABass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Burlington Coat Factory, Off Fifth Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Neiman Marcus Last Call, Jillian’s, AMC Theatres

9 Atlanta Galleria Specialty Mall 726,500 945,760 $116,031 Atlanta GA Specialty Stores, AMC 8 Theaters, Cobb Galleria Convention Center, Waverly Hotel

9 Atlanta Mt . Berry Square 478,058 690,000 $51,953 Rome GA Belk Home & Kids, JCPenney, Sears,

9 Atlanta Perimeter Mall 1,529,543 449,004 $102,137 Atlanta GA Bloomingdale’s, Dillard’s, Macy’s, Nordstrom

9 Atlanta The Mall @ Stonecrest 1,300,000 916,667 $72,000 Lithonia GA Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Kohl’s, AMC Theatres 16

9 Atlanta The Avenue Peachtree City 182,119 N/A $87,953 Peachtree City GA Banana Republic, Gap, Victoria’s Secret

9 Atlanta The Avenue Webb Gin 366,000 N/A $82,109 Snellville GA Barnes & Noble, Ethan Allen

10 Houston Greenspoint Mall 1,700,000 1,425,000 $66,782 Houston TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Palais Royale, Sears

10 Houston Katy Mills 1,241,170 1,500,000 $69,375 Katy TX

Bass Pro Shops, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Off 5th - Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, AMC Theaters 18

10 Houston Mall of the Mainland 782,495 N/A $72,032 Texas City TX Dillard’s,Macy’s, Palais Royale, Sears, Movies 12

10 Houston Pasadena Town Square 744,263 159,111 $50,000 Pasadena TX Macy’s, Palaise Royale, Sears

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2 Los Angeles The Promenade Shops at Dos Lagos 565,000 N/A $100,000 Corona CA

Bath & Body Works, Bakers, Charlotte Russe, Sunglass Hut, Finish Line, Express, Anthropologie, Maui Wowi, Ann Taylor Loft, Bebe, White House/Black Market, Victoria’s Secret

2 Los Angeles University Village 200,000 N/A $75,960 Los Angeles CA 32nd Street, Various Specialty Shops

2 Los Angeles Villa Marina Marketplace 448,000 200,000 $75,882 Marina Del

Rey CA Ann Taylor Loft, Vons, Sport Chalet, AMC Loews Marina 8, Cineplex Odeon, U .A . Theaters

3 Chicago Century Shopping Centre 166,248 279,070 $76,250 Chicago IL Aveda,Express,Victoria Secret,Bath & Body, Wetseal

3 Chicago Gurnee Mills 1,852,928 1,822,918 $77,060 Gurnee IL

Bass Pro Shops, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet, Kohl’s, Marshalls Homegoods, Off Fifth Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Sears Grand, TJ Maxx, Value City,

3 Chicago Harlem Irving Plaza 640,000 1,125,000 $69,081 Chicago IL Carson Pirie Scott, Kohl’s, Target, Best Buy

3 Chicago Lincoln Mall 841,181 375,000 $74,441 Matteson IL Carson Pirie Scott, Sears

3 Chicago The Promenade Bolingbrook 760,000 386,433 $110,000 Bolingbrook IL Bass Pro Shops, IKEA, Macy’s

4 Philadelphia Burlington Center Mall 670,000 165,000 $74,208 Burlington NJ JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

4 Philadelphia Cherry Hill Mall 1,283,000 700,000 $71,000 Cherry Hill NJ JCPenney, Macy’s

4 Philadelphia Christiana Mall 1,086,000 641,666 $73,837 Newark DE JCPenney, Macy’s

4 Philadelphia Dover Mall 836,631 666,667 $53,087 Dover DE Boscov’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Carmike Cinema 14

4 Philadelphia Exton Square 1,087,826 654,000 $96,000 Exton PA Boscov’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

4 Philadelphia Fairgrounds Square Mall 718,000 100,000 $53,552 Reading PA Boscov’s,Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney, Cinema Centers

4 Philadelphia Franklin Mills 1,742,823 1,583,333 $55,000 Philadelphia PA

Burlington Coat Factory, H&M, JCPenney Outlet, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Marshalls Homegoods, Off 5th-Saks 5th Ave . Outlet, Sears Appliance Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear

4 Philadelphia Gallery @ Market East 1,009,000 1,120,000 $57,075 Philadelphia PA Big Kmart, Burlington Coat Factory

4 Philadelphia MarketFair 250,000 N/A $130,432 Princeton NJ Barnes & Noble, Restoration Hardware, The Gap, PF Chang’s, Anthropologie, Pottery Barn Kid’s

4 Philadelphia Moorestown Mall 1,046,100 634,949 $99,283 Moorsetown NJ Boscov’s, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, Sears, U .A . Theaters

4 Philadelphia Pier at Caesars*** 320,000 3,166,666 $51,300 Atlantic City NJ Gucci, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss, Tourneau, A/X Exchange, BCBG, Cache, Bambino

4 Philadelphia Plymouth Meeting 973,220 460,000 $63,425 Plymouth Meeting PA Boscov’s, Macy’s, AMC Theatre 12

4 Philadelphia Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, The 475,000 96,000 N/A Central Valley PA

The Fresh Market, Barnes & Noble, L .L . Bean, Rave Motion Pictures, Sage, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Douglas Cosmetics, Barnes & Noble, Starbucks, Brooks Brothers

4 Philadelphia South Mall 403,735 310,000 $61,664 Allentown PA The Bon Ton, Stein Mart, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear

4 Philadelphia Vorhees Town Center (FormerlyEchelon Mall) 1,140,000 650,000 $78,000 Voorhees NJ Boscov’s, Macy’s


Bay Street Emeryville 400,000 600,000 $74,439 Emeryville CA Old Navy, Barnes & Noble, AMC 16 Theatres


Bayfair Center 868,297 551,280 $69,216 San Leandro CA Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl’s, Macy’s, Staples, Target


Great Mall 1,500,000 1,300,000 $77,790 Milpitas CA

Burlington Coat Factory, Kohl’s, Marshalls, Off 5th-Saks 5th Ave . Outlet, Old Navy Superstore, Sears Appliance Outlet, Dave & Busters, Century Theatres 20


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21 St . Louis St . Louis Mills 1,076,052 224,942 $82,434 St . Louis MO

Bed Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, Marshall Megastore, Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Sears Appliance Store Outlet, Regal Cinemas 18

22 Pittsburgh Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills, The 1,117,517 1,000,000 $62,338 Tarentum PA JC Penney, Linen ‘n Things, Macy’s, Sears Grand,

Dick’s Sporting Goods, Cinemark Theater

22 Pittsburgh Mountaineer Mall 659,085 611,000 $61,500 Morgantown WV Elder-Beerman, Gabriel Brothers, Giant Eagle

22 Pittsburgh Uniontown Mall 698,052 702,000 $54,813 Uniontown PA JCPenney, Sears, The Bon-Ton, Value City, Carmike Cinemas

22 Pittsburgh Washington Crown Center 670,737 675,000 $50,246 Washington PA Gander Mountain, Macy’s, Sears, The BonTon,

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23 Portland Pioneer Place 313,000 416,666 $73,302 Portland OR Saks Fifth Avenue . Regal Cinemas, Office Building

24 San Diego Village Walk at Eastlake 860,000 450,314 $55,163 Chula Vista CA Border’s Books, Henry’s Marketplace, Petco, Pier One, Trader Joe’s, Brignatine, Pei Wei

25 Baltimore Arundel Mills 1,293,657 1,333,333 $73,912 Hanover MDBass Pro Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, H & M, Nieman Marcus Last Call, Off 5th Saks, TJ Maxx, Old Navy, Jillians,

25 Baltimore Harborplace and The Gallery 273,000 1,000,000 $71,453 Baltimore MD Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Children’s Place,

Discovery Channel Store,

25 Baltimore Mondawmin Mall 500,000 100,000 $42,539 Baltimore MD Footlocker, Footaction, Jimmy Jazz, The Avenue, Ashley Stewart

25 Baltimore Owings Mills 1,078,000 383,333 $68,845 Owing Mills MD Boscov’s, JCPenney, Macy’s

25 Baltimore Towson Town Center 948,000 533,333 $74,700 Towson MD Nordstrom, Macy’s, ,FYE, Lane Bryant

25 Baltimore White Marsh 1,161,000 616,666 $62,008 Baltimore MD Boscov’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

27 Indianapolis Hamilton Town Center 950,000 240,000 $80,000 Noblesville INDSW Shoe Warehouse, Borders Books, ULTA, Dick’s Sporting Good’s, Hamilton Theater, JCPenney, Bed Bath & Beyond, Old Navy

28 Charlotte Concord Mills 1,329,038 1,250,000 $53,930 Concord NCBass Pro Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coast Factory, Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Old Navy, TJ Maxx, AMC Theatre

29 Raleigh-Durham Jacksonville Mall 474,455 735,000 $51,192 Jacksonville NC Belk, JCPenney, Sears, Carmike Theatres

30 Nashville Opry Mills 1,166,877 1,100,000 $59,760 Nashville TNOff 5th Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Bed Bath & Beyond, Old Navy, Blacklion, Tower Records, Barnes & Noble, Cinema 20 & IMAX

31 Salt Lake City Fashion Place 950,000 499,834 $73,211 Murray UT Dillards, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Sears, Lane Bryant

34 Milwaukee Southridge Mall 1,230,114 600,000 $49,992 Greendale WI JCPenney, Sears, Kohl’s, The Boston Store

35 Cincinnati Cincinnati Mills 1,433,918 583,333 $66,737 Cincinnati OHBurlington Coat Factory, Bass Pro Shops, Kohl’s, Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, Showcase Cinemas

36 San Antonio Rivercenter 560,000 1,630,000 $54,244 San Antonio TX IMAX Theatre, Dillard’s, Macy’s

36 San Antonio Shops at La Cantera 1,300,000 800,000 $71,030 San Antonio TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom

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Patrick Henry Mall 639,795 516,000 $66,391 Newport News VA Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods

40Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York

Capital City Mall 608,337 548,450 $65,452 Camp Hill PA JCPenney, Macy’s Sears


North Hanover Mall 449,186 306,534 $57,935 Hanover PA JCPenney, Sears, The Bon - Ton, Black Rose Antiques


The Point at Carlisle Plaza Mall 320,000 420,000 $45,000 Carlisle PA The Bon Ton, Bath & Body Works, Lowe’s, Office

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West Manchester Mall 701,924 920,000 $47,000 York PA The Bon - Ton, Macy’s, Value City, Wal-Mart, Regal Cinema 13

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10 Houston Pearland Town Center*** 1,200,000 1,250,000 $94,000 Pearland TX Barnes & Noble, Dillard’s, Macy’s

11 Detroit Lakeside Mall 1,550,450 650,000 $68,276 Sterling Heights MI Lord & Taylor, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

11 Detroit Northland Shopping Center 1,800,000 700,000 $55,000 Southfield MI Macy’s, NWL (National Wholesale Liquidators),

Target

11 Detroit Southland Center 906,000 441,666 $60,723 Taylor MI JCPenney, Macy’s, Best Buy

13 Phoenix Arizona Mills 1,227,442 1,333,333 $45,448 Tempe AZ

Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Marshalls, Sports Authority, Off 5th-Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Sears Appliance Outlet, IMAX and Harkins Cinemas

13 Phoenix Park West 355,000 N/A $59,404 Peoria AZ Specialty Stores, Harkins Theatre 14

14 Minneapolis-St . Paul Ridgedale Center 1,044,097 483,333 $89,338 Minnetonka MN JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

14 Minneapolis-St . Paul Rosedale Center 1,137,000 830,000 $69,117 Roseville MN Herberger’s, JCPenney, Macy’s

14 Minneapolis-St . Paul Southdale Center 1,490,078 1,266,700 $74,051 Edina MN JCPenney, Macy’s, Marshall’s

15Tampa-St . Petersburg (Sarasota)

Channelside 230,000 208,333 $83,745 Tampa FL

Channelside Cinemas 9, IMAX, Hooters, Bennigan’s Stumps Supper Club, Wet Willies, Thai Thani, Tinatapas, Oishi Sushi, Gallagher’s Steakhouse, Splitsville-Bowling, Billiards and Dinner Lounge


Prime Outlets @ Ellenton 477,000 400,000 $43,675 Ellenton FL Vanity Fair, Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue


The Shops @ Wiregrass 800,000 N/A $97,037 Wesley Chapel FL Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Aventura Mall*** 2,400,000 1,666,666 $56,000 Aventura FL Macy’s, Macy’s Home Furniture, JCPenney,

Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Sears

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Bayside Marketplace 230,000 475,000 $57,165 Miami FL Various Specialty Stores

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Sawgrass Mills 2,383,906 1,600,000 $60,505 Sunrise FL

Bealls, Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom Rack, Super Target, T .J . Maxx, Regal T23 heater

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Village of Merrick Park 706,000 175,000 $74,463 Coral Gables FL Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co ., Burberry

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Westland Mall 826,268 600,000 $46,901 Hialeah FL Macy’s, JCPenney, Sears

17 Cleveland Beachwood Place 910,000 682,200 $70,989 Beachwood OH Dillard’s, Nordstrom, Saks 5th Avenue

18Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto

Arden Fair 1,116,102 865,166 $61,909 Sacramento CA JCPenney, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Sears

19 Denver Colorado Mills 1,133,531 833,333 $68,274 Lakewood COEddie Bauer Outlet, Last Call for Neiman Marcus, Off 5th- Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Super Target, Jillian’s, United Artists Theatres

19 Denver Greeley Mall 548,407 724,000 $64,540 Greeley CO JCPenney, Sears, Dillard’s, Cinemark 12

19 Denver Orchard Town Center 983,000 450,000 $72,000 Brighton CO JCPenney, Macy’s, AMC Theatres, Target

19 Denver Park Meadows 1,640,331 608,333 $94,081 Lone Tree CO Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Dick’s Sporting Goods,

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Prime Outlets Orlando 831,000 666,667 $57,016 Orlando FL Specialty Stores, Outlet Stores, Restaurants, Carousel

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1 New York Willowbrook Mall 1,500,000 1,000,000 $82,191 Wayne NJ Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor, Macy’s, Sears 22 .2

1 New York Staten Island Mall 622,000 741,666 $72,221 Staten Island NY JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears 21 .7

2 Los Angeles Montebello Town Center 756,500 1,096,219 $55,356 Montebello CA JCPenny, Macy’s Home, Mervyns, Macy’s 74 .4

2 Los Angeles University Village 200,000 N/A $75,960 Los Angeles CA 32nd Street, Various Specialty Shops 51 .8

2 Los Angeles Ontario Mills 1,492,716 1,666,666 $63,367 Ontario CA

Off Saks Fifth Avenue, Bed Bath & Beyond, JCPenney Outlet Store, Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls, Dave & Busters, AMC Theatres, Nordstrom Rack, T .J . Maxx, Rainforest Café

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2 Los Angeles The Block at Orange 655,117 3,700,000 $60,300 Orange CA

Off Saks Fifth Avenue, Dave & Busters, Skating Park, Borders, Ron Jon Surf Shop, Lucky Strike Lanes, AMC Theatres, Virgin Megastore

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3 Chicago Harlem Irving Plaza 640,000 1,125,000 $69,081 Chicago IL Carson Pirie Scott, Kohl’s, Target, Best Buy 30 .0

5 San Francisco Great Mall of the Bay Area 1,500,000 1,300,000 $77,790 Milpitas CA

Burlington Coat Factory, Kohl’s, Marshalls, Off 5th-Saks 5th Ave . Outlet, Old Navy Superstore, Sears Appliance Outlet, Dave & Busters, Century Theatres 20

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5 San Francisco The Shops at Tanforan 1,000,000 916,667 $92,037 San Bruno CA JC Penney, Sears, Target, Century Theaters 21 .7

7 Dallas-Ft . Worth Galleria Dallas Mall 1,398,461 1,416,666 $85,224 Dallas TX Macy’s, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, The

Gap 27 .8

10 Houston Pasadena Town Square 744,263 159,111 $50,000 Pasadena TX Macy’s, Palaise Royale, Sears 55 .6

10 Houston Greenspoint Mall 1,700,000 1,425,000 $66,782 Houston TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Palais Royale, Sears 53 .3

10 Houston Katy Mills 1,241,170 1,500,000 $69,375 Katy TX

Bass Pro Shops, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Off 5th - Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, AMC Theaters 18

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13 Phoenix Arizona Mills 1,227,442 1,333,333 $45,448 Tempe AZ

Burlington Coat Factory, JCPenney Outlet, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Marshalls, Sports Authority, Off 5th-Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Sears Appliance Outlet, IMAX and Harkins Cinemas

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16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Westland Mall 826,268 600,000 $46,901 Hialeah FL Macy’s, Sears, JCPenney 77 .7

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Bayside Marketplace 230,000 475,000 $57,165 Miami FL Havana Shirt Co, Wilson’s Leather, Guess,

Chili’s, Bubba Gump Shrimp 74 .9

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Village of Merrick Park 706,000 175,000 $74,463 Coral Gables FL Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co .,

Burberry 57 .6

16 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale Aventura Mall 2,400,000 1,666,666 $56,000 Aventura FL Macy’s, Macy’s Home Furniture, JCPenney,

Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Sears 43 .5

36 San Antonio The Shops at La Cantera 1,300,000 800,000 $71,030 San Antonio TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom 45 .0



41 West Palm Beach CityPlace 600,000 500,000 $131,000 West Palm

Beach FL Macy’s, Muvico 20 Theater, Publix

43 New Orleans Oakwood Center 952,000 433,333 $51,222 Gretna LA Dillard’s, JCPenney, Sears

43 New Orleans Riverwalk Marketplace 186,000 300,000 $57,414 New Orleans LA Specialty Stores: Anne Taylor Loft, Eddie Bauer, Bebe, Gap, Restaurants

46 Las Vegas Fashion Show*** 1,888,151 1,100,000 $73,541 Las Vegas NV Bloomingdale’s Home, Dillard’s, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue

52 Jacksonville Jacksonville Landing, The 125,000 305,000 $61,302 Jacksonville FLCompass Bank, Hooters, Mongos Flat Hot Grill, Body Shop, Nine West, The Toy Factory, jBunae’ and Specialty stores

52 Jacksonville Prime Outlets @ St . Augustine 255,000 516,667 $64,031 St . Augustine FL

Guess, Samsonite, Bath & Body Works, Lenox, PacSun, Rocky Mt Chocolate Factory, Sports Mania and specialty stores

53 Louisville, KY Mall St . Matthews 1,094,000 665,000 $73,415 Louisville KY JCPenney, Dillard’s,

54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton Lycoming Mall 769,241 377,940 $40,364 Pennsdale PA The Bon - Ton, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Value City

54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton Schuylkill Mall 726,667 803,000 $48,177 Frackville PA The Bon - Ton, Kmart, Sears, Black Diamond

Antiques, United Artist

54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton Viewmont Mall 743,666 333,333 $53,713 Scranton PA JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Old Navy

54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton Wyoming Valley Mall 911,401 476,452 $47,451 Wilkes Barre PA The Bon-Ton, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears,General

Cinema55 Austin Highland Mall 1,099,000 N/A $64,625 Austin TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Lane Bryant

55 Austin Prime Outlets @ San Marcos 668,000 525,000 $72,955 San Marcos TX

Ann Taylor, Bebe, Juicy Couture, Michael Kors, Lane Bryant, BCBG, Anne Klein, Polo Ralph Lauren, Specialty Stores

64 Charleston-Huntington Crossroads Mall 420,499 332,237 $44,812 Mt . Hope WV Belk, JCPenney, Sears, Cinema 6

74 Des Moines-Ames Valley West 969,634 1,000,000 $77,342 West Des

Moines IA JCPenney, Von Maur, Younkers, Lane Bryant

87 Chattanooga Bradley Square 984,756 312,500 $47,368 Cleveland TN Belk, Big Kmart, JCPenney,Sears

89 Jackson, MS Northpark Mall 958,799 1,199,654 $51,905 Ridgeland MS Belk, Dillard’s, JCPenney

91Cedar Rapids-Waterloo & Dubuque

Westdale Mall 854,000 805,000 $70,567 Cedar Rapids IA JCPenney, Von Maur, Younkers, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear,

97 Johnstown-Altoona Logan Valley Mall 781,635 500,000 $45,000 Altoona PA JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Carmike Cinemas

97 Johnstown-Altoona Nittany Mall 532,245 602,300 $47,383 State College PA The Bon - Ton, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

101 Youngstown Shenango Valley Mall 508,615 316,666 $44,355 Hermitage PA JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

110 Tallahassee-Thomasville Governor’s Square 1,029,000 491,666 $51,867 Tallahassee FL Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears

116 Augusta Augusta Mall 1,081,000 508,333 $52,411 Augusta GA Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Lane Bryant

147 Palm Springs Palm Springs Mall 330,000 8,600 $64,070 Palm Springs CA Gottschalks, Ross Dress for Lesss, Office Max, Rite Aid, Vons

189 Great Falls Holiday Village 597,348 N/A $45,512 Great Falls MT JCPenney, Sears, Herberger’s

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OH ZONEOh Zone is a customized in-field tour that engages consumers at the grass roots level . It enables marketers the ability to interact with consumers by employing product displays in an enjoyable and entertaining environment . Each program is designed to inform, demonstrate, educate and most importantly, qualify potential customers and convert them into buyers .

Oh Zone tours travel to where consumers shop, work or play—specifically high traffic retail friendly environments that include Malls, Office Towers, Sports Venues and Transportation Hubs .

At the heart of the Oh Zone experience is a sophisticated interactive data collection system . Valuable incentives prompt consumers to visit the Oh Zone . Upon arrival, consumers enter profile and lifestyle information via an “opt in” database using touch screen technology. Captured information includes demographics, product ownership, product interest level and predisposition to purchase, along with authorization for the marketer to follow up within a defined time period .

Benefits• A complete turn key event that’s portable, flexible and customized to suit

the marketer and the selected venues . Oh Zone travels to where your best prospects shop, work and play .

• A comprehensive database the marketer can use long after the tour has ended to contact and interact with potential new users and existing customers .

• Proven results; with over 40 successful programs to date, no other tour has Oh Zone’s level of experience or effectiveness . Oh Zone is grass roots marketing that works!

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1 New York Atlantic Center 407,300 396,611 $54,576 Brooklyn NY Burlington Coat Factory, Marshalls, Department of Motor Vehicle, Pathmark 39 .6

1 New York Green Acres Mall 1,635,000 1,200,00 $77,752 Valley Stream NY JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Old Navy 34 .5

3 Chicago The Century Shopping Centre 166,248 279,070 $76,250 Chicago IL Aveda,Express,Victoria Secret,Bath & Body,

Wetseal 41 .4

3 Chicago Lincoln Mall 841,181 375,000 $74,441 Chicago IL Carson Pirie Scott, Sears 39

4 Philadelphia The Gallery at Market East 1,009,000 1,200,000 $57,075 Philadelphia PA Big Kmart, Burlington Coat Factory 45 .9

4 Philadelphia Dover Mall 836,631 666,667 $53,087 Dover DE Boscov’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears, Carmike Cinema 14 30 .7

4 Philadelphia Cherry Hill Mall 1,283,000 700,000 $71,000 Cherry Hill NJ JCPenney, Macy’s 27 .7

4 Philadelphia Franklin Mills 1,742,823 1,583,333 $55,000 Philadelphia PA

Burlington Coat Factory, H&M, JCPenney Outlet, Last Call Neiman Marcus, Marshalls Homegoods, Off 5th-Saks 5th Ave . Outlet, Sears Appliance Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear

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8 Washington DC Iverson Mall 615,214 804,500 $45,000 Hillcrest Heights MD Value City, Foot Locker, Footaction USA 81 .6

8 Washington DC White Flint Mall 850,000 833,333 $110,000 North Bethesda MD Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor, Talbots,

Borders Books & Music, AMC Loews Theatre 22 .6

8 Washington DC Potomac Mall 1,635,065 2,000,000 $72,000 Prince William VA

Burlington Coat Factory, H & M, JCPenney Outlet, Nordstrom Rack, Off 5th-Saks 5th Avenue Outlet, Marshall’s, Sears Appliance Outlet, Steve & Barry’s University Sportswear, T .J . Maxx, AMC Theates 18

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8 Washington DC The Mall in Columbia 1,400,000 700,000 $81,000 Columbia MD JCPenney, Macy’s, Lord & Taylor, Nordstrom,

Sears, AMC Columbia 14 Theatres 21 .9

9 Atlanta The Mall @ Stonecrest 1,300,000 916,667 $72,000 Lithonia GA Dillard’s, JCPenny, Macy’s, Sears, Parisian 55 .4

9 Atlanta Perimeter Mall 1,529,543 449,004 $102,137 Atlanta GA Bloomingdale’s, Dillard’s, Macy’s, Nordstrom 32 .7

10 Houston Greenspoint Mall 1,700,000 1,425,000 $66,782 Houston TX Dillard’s, Macy’s, Palais Royale, Sears 34 .5

11 Detroit Northland Shopping Center 1,800,000 700,000 $55,000 Southfield MI Macy’s, NWL (National Wholesale

Liquidators), Target 73 .4

16 Miami Aventura Mall 2,400,000 1,666,666 $56,000 Aventura FL Macy’s, Macy’s Home Furniture, JCPenney, Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Sears 24 .8

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SPECTACOLOR - Full HD Video

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Full HD Video with Audio in Times Square.


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Benefits / Highlights• The best image quality of any digital billboard in the U.S.• The only digital billboard in Times Square with streaming news head-

lines and weather provided by CNN 24/7/365 .• The only digital billboard in Times Square with dedicated audio re-

ceived via mobile phone• Feature set includes free Bluetooth downloads, free interactive games

and free WiFi access .• Engage consumers in the epicenter of the media world with an immer-

sive brand experience like no other .• Create impressions that transcend traditional boundaries by communicat-

ing simultaneously across OOH, mobile and web-based forms of media .

Distribution• Times Square, New York (80% of NY Visitors, 50% DMA annually).

Displays & Sizes• Advertising display area: 30’ h x 40’ w (in pixels = 1984 w x 1488 h)• Streaming news & weather display area: 10’ h x 40’ w (reserved for

CNN content)

SPECTACOLOR - Times Square

Clear Channel Spectacolor offers high profile out-of-home marketing, Spec-taculars, Time-Based LED Solutions, Wallscapes, and Rooftop Signage . Our locations deliver significant national and international reach . Our sites ac-cept the full range of available technologies and customized enhancements .

Benefits / Highlights• The most famous Out-of-Home signs in the world.• Dominate the famed landscape.• Generate publicity.• Massive reach and frequency.• Secondary coverage like no other place on earth – (TV, Internet, Media, etc) .• 390,000 people work within Times Square: 200,000 direct employees

& 190,000 indirect employees .• 566,500 people pass through Times Square every day: 407,500 pe-

destrians, 143,000 car passengers, and 16,000 bus passengers .• 100 million people board a subway in Times Square annually.• 24/7/365.

Marketing Resources• Exterior spectacular advertising • New Year’s Eve buys available• Hospitality/banquet facilities • Product launches/live events/display

areasDistribution

• Times Square, New York (80% of NY Visitors, 50% DMA annually).

Displays & Sizes• No two spectacular sites are the same size, consult your Clear Channel

Spectacolor representative or visit our website for additional site specific information .

• Extensions and embellishments are possible on many sites. These break the boundary of a panel’s standard 2-D rectangular dimensions and improve viewer attention .


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SPECTACOLOR - The Las Vegas Strip

Benefits/Highlights • A spectacular advertising venue strategically located on the famed Las

Vegas Strip .• With 63 million people annually, the Las Vegas Strip is a top 10 market

every month .• Directly across from the Bellagio casino resort and the new City Center,

Miracle Mile features 1 .5 miles of indoor retail space .• Reach people in a high-energy, positive environment.• Connected to the Planet Hollywood Hotel the shops at Miracle Mile fea-

ture 15 restaurants, live entertainment + 175 additional specialty stores.

Marketing Resources• Exterior spectacular advertising • Convention buys available• Hospitality/banquet facilities • Product launches/live events/display

areasDistribution• Las Vegas, Nevada

Displays & Sizes • Giant exterior LED Video Screens / full audio above the Las Vegas Strip.• Northwest Video Wall 40’ h X 126’ w• North Video Wall 32’ h X 60’ w• Southwest Video Wall 52’ h X 129’ w• South Video Wall 52’ h X 25’ w


A one of a kind Spectacular Advertising

Opportunity.


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SPECTACOLOR - The Las Vegas Strip


Spectacular advertising on the

world famous Las Vegas Strip.


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Benefits / Highlights• A spectacular advertising venue strategically located on the famed Las

Vegas Strip .• With 63 million people annually, the Las Vegas Strip is a top 10 market

every month .• Directly across from Wynn Las Vegas casino resort, Fashion Show features

2 million square feet of indoor retail space including a large outdoor plaza for live events .

• Reach people in a high-energy, positive environment.• 6 major flagship anchors including: Saks Fifth Avenue, Dillards, Bloom-

ingdale’s Home, Nordstrom, Macy’s, & Neiman Marcus + 300 additional specialty stores .

Marketing Resources• Exterior spectacular advertising • Convention buys available• Hospitality/banquet facilities • Product launches/live events/display

areasDistribution• Las Vegas, Nevada

Displays & Sizes• Giant exterior LED Video Screens featuring full audio above the Las Vegas

Strip: (4) 23 .5’ h X 43 .5’ w• Interior Sky Murals: (10) 22’h X 16’w & (2) 16’h X 12’w & (8) 12’h x 10’w• Cloud Column Banners face each direction on the Las Vegas Strip. North

Banner: 43’ h x 25’ w South Banner: 58’ h x 25’ w• Backlit Bridge Signs and Garage Wall Signs offer high impact visibility.• Interior Great Hall features 800 sq. ft. stage box and runway that rises

from the floor allowing full multi-media production capabilities .

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CLEAR CHANNEL BRANDED CITIES©

Branded Cities© provides national and local marketers extraordinary pres-ence in today’s most dynamic destinations .

Designed to capitalize on the vast and growing trend of single-developer mixed-use real estate properties, Branded Cities© creates true “centers of excitement” in concert with the latest retail, sports, dining, and entertainment hotspots .

BrandscapingBrandscaping is the alignment of brand experiences with people’s lives, concentrated where they live, work and play .

When put into action, Brandscaping allows brands to be experienced multi-dimensionally in a controlled environment that reaches shoppers, residents, local businesses, moviegoers, sports fans, and corporate customers .

The combination of Spectacular outdoor advertising with such “presence based” components as: • Branded entitlements • Official category status (plazas, parks, public spaces, etc.) • Proprietary database access • Sampling & couponing • Live product demonstrations • Preferred status with tenants & residents • Corporate entertainment • Product purchasing integration with residences, office space, utilities • Endless possibilities …The result is true engagement with measurable results .

Highlights • Spectacular Times Square-style billboards located in the “new down-

towns” across America. • Building the only national network of large-scale live, work, play

communities . • Intersection of traditional and non-traditional elements working together. • Extended “super-regional” reach.

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SPECTACOLOR - Experiential Marketing

A Spectacolor Xperience is a collaboration with marketers and brands to cre-ate custom events designed to deliver memorable and impactful impressions to a receptive consumer audience . These events occur at the crossroads of out-of-home media, web marketing, mobile marketing and consumer engagement .

Benefits / Highlights A Spectacolor Xperience delivers: • Direct consumer engagement • Spectacular venues and media • Immediate consumer feedback • Press and publicity • Information and data capture

Marketing Resources Spectacolor Xperience is turn-key brand activation through: • Creative consultation • Interactive Technology • Event design & development • Web marketing • Site survey • Permits • Location procurement • Staffing • Budgeting & planning • Staging • Spectacular signage • Security

Distribution • Times Square, Las Vegas and most major U.S. markets


Activate.Engage. Excite.

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BRANDED CITIES© - Westgate, Phoenix, AZ

Anchored by two state-of-the-art sports and entertainment facilities, one of the largest movie theaters in the state of Arizona, and the leading outdoor lifestyle retailer, Westgate is shaping up to be the must-see destination in greater Phoenix .

The ScreenA 30’x50’ HD12 LED display was launched early 2008 . It is located in WaterDance Plaza directly in front of Jobing .com Arena . The area directly below this sign is the main gathering place and focal point of the Westgate entertainment district . This LED is the only full motion digital outdoor display in the Southwest . Log on to: thescreenatwestgate .com to learn more .

Westgate MobileWestgate is outfitted with a series of transmitters that offer consumers theopportunity to download customized content via Bluetooth technology .Through Westgate Mobile, advertisers can connect with consumers usingspecial offers, virtual coupons, ringtones, video clips & much more .

The Anchors • University of Phoenix Stadium • AMC Westgate 20 Home of NFL Arizona Cardinals 4,000 seats Site of NCAA Men’s Basketball Western Regional Finals (2009) • Cabela’s College Football: Fiesta Bowl 4 million annual visitors 160,000 square feet retail • Jobing.com Arena showroom Home of NHL Phoenix Coyotes Voted “Best New Major Concert Venue (2005)” by Pollstar


8 million square feet of mixed-use urban

village, located in the hottest growth market

in the country.


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BRANDED CITIES© - The Pier Shops at Caesars, Atlantic City

The Market • Atlantic City/NYC/Philadelphia Metro • 36+ million visitors to Atlantic City per year • Seasonal population over 61 million • 1/4 of the US population lives within one tank of gas of Atlantic City

The Project320,000 square feet of luxury retail, dining and entertainment . The Pier Shops at Caesars will be home to world-class brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss and over 125 other shops . Famed Philadelphia restau-rateur Stephen Starr will be opening two of his world-renowned restaurants, Buddakan and Continental . Las Vegas and New York restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow will have a restaurant in the complex as well .

The OpportunityClear Channel Branded Cities©, in partnership with The Gordon Group and Caesars Entertainment, will be offering spectacular signage opportunities at the center of Atlantic City’s famed boardwalk . These spectaculars can be seen for up to 3/4 of a mile in each direction to people on the boardwalk and the surrounding beach front . Free standing mall directories are also available .


320,000 square feet of luxury retail, dining

and entertainment.


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Block E, Minneapolis

Benefits/Highlights • The most exciting development in downtown Minneapolis features 10

unique landmark sign opportunities and 2 brand new digital opportunities . • Occupies an entire downtown city block. • Downtown Minneapolis attracts over 1.5 million visitors annually. • Located in the heart of the city’s theater and nightlife district, with 6 live

theater venues and over 20 nightclubs within 3 blocks . • Home to downtown’s hippest night spots: Target Center, First Avenue

Nightclub, Bellanote, R . Norman’s, GameWorks, Graves 601, Hard Rock Cafe, Escape Ultra Lounge, Hooters Restaurant, NBA City, and the Kera-sotes Theater complex, downtown’s only movie theater, with 15 screens .

• Target Center is home to the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves.

Distribution • Minneapolis, Minnesota

Landmark Displays • 10 unique signs in many different shapes and sizes, all larger than life. • Backlit “Vertacular” signs measuring 48 feet tall by 14 feet wide. These

signs are two sided and are visible from each direction . • Rotating “Tri-vision” signs allow for three different messages to be dis-

played in a matter of minutes .

Digital Displays • 2 powerful full motion digital corner units were constructed in 2008 with

the capability of supporting animation, video, and live video feeds . • 6th & 1st corner unit supports a stunning “digital vertacular” at 40’ x 20’. • 7th & Hennepin corner unit supports a breathtaking 19’ x 32’ digital dis-

play .

Contract Term • Typically contracted for 52 weeks or more.


Recognized as one of the hottest

contemporary landmarks in

the Twin Cities.


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CLEAR CHANNEL BRANDED CITIES©

THE SCREEN AT WESTGATEAlready considered Phoenix’s premier sports and entertainment destination, Westgate City Center and Clear Channel Branded Cities unveil one of the most exciting digital video displays in the country .

The 30’ high by 50’ wide display is located in Waterdance Plaza directly in front of Jobing .com Arena . The area directly below this sign is the main gathering place and focal point of the Westgate entertainment district .

This section of Westgate will be among the most recognizable and photo-graphed media centers in the Southwest .

Spaces are available to place your ad spot . Call today to learn more .

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Full motion video with audio.

Looks and

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IRVINE SPECTRUM CENTER - Irvine, CA

Clear Channel Outdoors strategic marketing partnership with the Irvine Spectrum Center offers outdoor advertising opportunities that have never been available in highly desirable South Orange County .

Up to (19) 15’ x 15’ and 12’ x 12’ parking display structures are available to reach highly affluent patrons at the Irvine Spectrum Center and commuters traveling along the I-5 and I-405 freeways .

Irvine Spectrum CenterIrvine Spectrum Center is one of Southern California’s most popular shop-ping and dining destinations, visited by nearly 11 million people each year . The center features Nordstrom, Target and Macy’s, along with more than 120 stores, restaurants and entertainment venues, including a 6,400 seat, 21-screen movie theater with Orange County’s only IMAX theater .

These outdoor displays provide: • Exclusive outdoor advertising opportunities in south Orange County. • The ability to reach one of Orange County’s prime shopping, dining,

and entertainment destinations . • Targeting one of the largest master planned centers for research, technol-

ogy and business in the world . • Free standing mall directories are also available.


One of Southern California’s most

popular shopping and dining destinations.


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AFRICAN AMERICAN COVERAGE

The African American MarketOver 34 million Americans make up this segment . African Americans equate to 30% of the total US population, and are projected to grow at twice the rate of the rest of the population in the next 50 years .

Purchasing power is the highest among minorities in the U .S . at $532 bil-lion, and is up 73% since 1990. This group also includes a median income that is increasing 60% faster than general market households.

Clear Channel Outdoor is in 9 of the top 10 African American markets, providing the potential to reach 57% of the entire US African American population daily . Clear Channel Outdoor also has excellent coverage in key multi-cultural markets with airports, malls & taxis .

For additional information please contact:Peter MilianClear Channel OutdoorVice President, Multicultural Sales & Marketingpetermilian@clearchannel .com5800 N .W . 77th CourtMiami, Florida 33166305/592 .6250 p


Source: New America Strategies Group and Demographics, Securities Industry Association

Over 34 million Americans make

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African DMA Rankings American 18+1 New York NY 2,622,270 2 Chicago IL 1,162,898 3 Atlanta GA 1,136,786 4 Washington DC (Hagerstown MD) 1,076,224 5 Philadelphia PA 965,193 6 Los Angeles CA 947,935 7 Houston TX 696,905 8 Detroit MI 685,364

9 Dallas-Ft.Worth TX 614,495 10 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale FL 576,533 11 Raleigh-Durham (Fayetteville) NC 563,581

12 Baltimore MD 545,457 13 Memphis TN 465,745 14 Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News VA 447,620

15 Charlotte NC 377,191

16 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CA 371,164 17 Cleveland-Akron (Canton) OH 349,751 18 St. Louis MO 334,352

19 Richmond-Petersburg VA 323,796

20 Birmingham (Anniston & Tuscaloosa) AL 306,468

21 Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne FL 299,691 22 Jackson MS 290,493

23 New Orleans LA 286,849

24 Tampa-St.Petersburg (Sarasota) FL 286,849 25 Columbia SC 279,294

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HISPANIC COVERAGE

The Hispanic MarketClear Channel Outdoor is in 9 of the top 10 Hispanic markets and 21 of the top 25 markets. CCO can potentially reach 75% of the Hispanic population daily .

Outdoor advertising is the only mass medium available to reach the Hispanic market 24 hours a day/7 days a week .

Clear Channel Outdoor Reaches: • Spanish dominant Hispanics who prefer Spanish language media. • Spanish dominant Hispanics who prefer English language media. • Bilingual/Bicultural Hispanics.

As commute time continues increasing in the United States, outdoor advertis-ing will deliver your message to the growing Hispanic market . Clear Channel Outdoor also has excellent coverage in key multicultural markets with airports, malls & taxis .

Clear Channel has a team of bi-lingual Creative and Marketing professionals who are dedicated to achieving positive results for our customers . ¡La Opción es Clara!



Source: Synovate 2006

Outdoor advertising is an essential

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Hispanic DMA Rankings 18+1 Los Angeles CA 5,265,879 2 New York NY 3,379,729 3 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale FL 1,487,024 4 Houston TX 1,263,897 5 Chicago IL 1,183,760 6 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CA 1,124,8117 Dallas-Ft.Worth TX 1,013,253 8 San Antonio TX 878,312 9 Phoenix (Prescott) AZ 845,531 10 Harlingen-Weslaco-Brownsville-Mcallen TX 680,322

11 San Diego CA 633,039 12 Fresno-Visalia CA 625,662

13 Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto CA 616,221 14 Albuquerque-Santa Fe NM 560,945 15 El Paso TX (Las Cruces NM) 509,436 16 Denver CO 507,186

17 Washington DC (Hagerstown MD) 420,595 18 Philadelphia PA 385,807 19 Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne FL 379,855 20 Austin TX 350,888

21 Tampa-St.Petersburg (Sarasota) FL 347,886 22 Atlanta GA 342,990 23 Las Vegas NV 301,155 24 Boston MA (Manchester NH) 299,139 25 Tucson (Sierra Vista) AZ 274,094


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ASIAN COVERAGE

The Asian MarketA wide range of nationalities comprise the Asian segment . With a make up of 10 million people, the Asian sector is the fastest growing segment of all ethnic groups in the U .S . Their purchasing power has been measured at $100 billion, and they average a household income of $55,000, the high-est of all ethnic groups .

Asians have the highest educational levels of all ethnic groups, with 38% holding bachelor’s degrees . The group is also the youngest, with the aver-age being 31 .6 years of age .

Clear Channel operates displays in 9 of the top 10 markets where Asians call home, and has the potential to reach 78% of the entire US Asian population daily . Clear Channel Outdoor also has excellent coverage in key multi-cultural markets with airports, malls & taxis .



Source: New America Strategies Group and Demographics, Securities Industry Association

The Asian sector is the fastest growing

segment of all ethnic groups in the U.S.

Asian DMA Rankings 18+1 Los Angeles CA 1,671,955 2 New York NY 1,331,415 3 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CA 1,205,104 4 Honolulu HI 548,611

5 Chicago IL 388,353 6 Washington DC (Hagerstown MD) 349,331 7 Seattle-Tacoma WA 316,010 8 Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto CA 290,876 9 Houston TX 263,430 10 San Diego CA 257,669 11 Philadelphia PA 228,756 12 Dallas-Ft.Worth TX 227,979 13 Boston MA (Manchester NH) 224,328 14 Atlanta GA 168,372 15 Detroit MI 121,538

16 Portland OR 114,856 17 Las Vegas NV 109,241 18 Minneapolis-St. Paul MN 105,994 19 Phoenix (Prescott) AZ 95,24120 Denver CO 90,886

21 Fresno-Visalia CA 82,169

22 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale FL 76,236 23 Baltimore MD 73,306 24 Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne FL 72,621 25 Tampa-St.Petersburg (Sarasota) FL 65,259


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Sweden • • • • • •

Switzerland • • • • •

Turkey • • • •

Ukraine •

United Kingdom • • • • • •

CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORGlobal Overview


For all inquires regarding opportunities outside of the

US, please contact:

Clear Channel Outdoor Corporate Sales & Marketing

602/381.5700

Clear Channel Outdoor

is the global leader

in outdoor media

providing out of home

solutions across 5 continents .

With the most diverse inventory portfolio worldwide, Clear Channel Outdoor de-livers national and niche audiences through its billboard, street furniture, transit, airport and point of sale advertising displays .

Billboards are a high impact format with prestigious sites located at busy traffic interchanges . They form a large creative canvas for advertisers, drive brand aware-ness and many can incorporate special builds to increase stand-out . Premium backlit panels are highly sought after as they complement cityscapes and deliver impressive brand impact . Spectaculars are the ultimate large advertising formats and include wallscapes, building wraps, bridges and ‘DEFI’ branded neon signage in premium city locations worldwide .

Clear Channel Outdoor street furniture panels include bus shelters, information ki-osks and news stands, penetrating the busiest town and city centers . New technol-ogy on street furniture has driven some of the most inventive campaigns ever imple-mented on out of home . The 2m2 panel is delivered across street, station, metro and POS giving great opportunities to create a multi-dimensional plan across four key consumer environments .

Transit panels range from plasma screens, cross track projection, illuminated panels in rail and subway systems to buses, trams and taxis . Vehicles carry advertising messages on both interior and exterior panels and in some cases even on the travel receipts . Transit advertising is perfect for reaching highly mobile consumers such as the valuable commuter and trend setting youth audiences .

Clear Channel operates over 40 airports outside the United States . Many of these are available under the umbrella of Clear Channel Interspace Airports . (see section 2 for more details) .

Clear Channel Outdoor’s point of sale division offers in-store advertising formats and displays in shopping centres, supermarkets and adjacent car parks . We hold the exclusive 10-year contract with the Carrefour Group with 2m2 and 8m2 panels . In this fast growing segment Clear Channel Outdoor has built up strong relationships with many retail partners and uses EPOS data to prove to advertisers that point of sale advertising delivers return on investment .

Research is the keystone to proving that outdoor advertising really works . Clear Channel Outdoor is at the forefront of developing and implementing industry lead-ing audience research across many countries . Campaign planning resources and audience based network solutions enable us to deliver highly targeted, cost efficient campaigns across the world . Pre and post campaign studies conducted across our businesses have generated valuable case studies .

Each business unit provides a unique combination of networks designed with subtle cultural and environmental nuances in mind to optimize reach and frequency for your campaign . Networks are sold in periods of 7-14 days for most format types . Clear Channel Outdoor builds business on the strengths of the sales teams’ local market knowledge, which is invaluable in crafting proposals . The international divi-sion provides central coordination for advertisers and agencies planning campaigns in overseas markets .

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CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORGlobal Map of Markets

Asia / Pacific (10)Australia

China & Hong KongGuamIndia

IndonesiaJapan

New ZealandSingaporeThailand

UAE

Americas (12)Bahamas

BelizeBrazil

CanadaChile

Costa RicaDominican Republic

JamaicaMexico

PeruUSA

West Indies

Europe (29)AustriaBelgiumCyprus

Czech RepublicDenmark EnglandEstoniaFinlandFrance

GermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandItaly

LatviaLithuania

NetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaRussia

ScotlandSpain

SwedenSwitzerland

TurkeyUkraine Wales

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2009ARTWORK &

PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS


ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS/PRODUCTIONS SPECIFICATIONS

Artwork RequirementsArtwork should be delivered to Clear Channel Outdoor 30-days prior to a scheduled display date . It must include traditional mechanical specifications .

Mechanical Art of Correct Proportion and Scale • 1/4“ = 1’ @ 600 dpi (bulletins) • 1/2“ = 1’ @ 300 dpi (posters)

Digital Specifications • All Clear Channel Outdoor Art and Production departments accept

digital files on Macintosh formatted CD Rom, DVD or USB drive . • Software: Illustrator, PhotoShop, InDesign & Press-Quality PDF • Include both screen and printer fonts or convert to paths/outlines. • Be sure to include all imported or placed graphic files. • PhotoShop imports must be saved as (.psd in layers), (.eps), (.jpg

12), or ( .tif) CMYK images . • Include a client approved color proof for color matching. • Specify all flat tones as Pantone colors. • Production art requires additional room for bleed. Contact your

Clear Channel Representative for additional details .

Production RequirementsProduction is the responsibility of the advertiser unless sub-contracted to Clear Channel Outdoor . Clients who supply painted vinyl must insure that the vinyl is received by all applicable Clear Channel Outdoor locations no less than 5-days prior to the contract installation date . Printed posters are subject to the same requirements .

Advertisers must insure that posters are of sufficient weight, tensile strength, opacity, size and sort in conformance with the standards currently specified by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) . Paper must be sufficiently porous to allow adhesion and free from additives, coatings or other extraneous materials that might prevent future posting . Should the post-er paper not meet performance requirements, the advertiser will be charged for any and all work necessary to deliver satisfactory poster displays .

Please NoteECO•Poster production must be completed by Clear Channel Outdoor approved vendors to ensure overall product quality and guarantee proper installation requirements .


PRODUCTION CONSIDERATIONS

The specifications detailed here are for our standard / typical

national products only.

Due to structure variations and local ordinances, size and extensionrequirements may vary by market.

Verifying final size and specifications with your Clear

Channel Representative and the production facility of your choice is recommended prior to the creation

and production of any artwork.


DIGITAL CREATIVE GUIDELINES & SPECS

Make the Text LargeOutdoor designs should be simple, clear and easy to read . Digital Bulletins should be legible from 500 feet away, Digital Posters from 300 feet away .

Use Bold, Non-Serif FontsAlways use large, legible typefaces . At 500 feet, thin lines optically fade or break up and very heavy fonts blur together . Avoid decorative, italic, or serif fonts . As a general rule, upper and lower case sans serif fonts provide the best readability . When designing for digital outdoor, we highly recommend adding a thin dark stroke around the text to separate it from the background .

Works Works Doesn’t Work Doesn’t Work

Stick to One Message or IdeaSimplify everything . Don’t present a complex message or numerous images . Have one thing that you want your audience to do or to recognize . The best outdoor media reduces a complex message to it’s essential elements .

Be Short and SweetUse no more than ten words total on the entire billboard – and that includes the logo/product tagline . We recommend seven words or less for the headline . Keep the words short for faster comprehension .

ColorUse only RGB color files for digital displays . Design as you would for a website, TV or computer monitor .

Consider White Backgrounds CarefullyTo achieve white, a combination of all three colors must be turned on to their maximum brightness . White backgrounds have a tendancy to display subtle color casts and overpower small elements with brightness .

Use Bright, Bold ColorsStick with fully saturated web-safe hues . Complimentary colors, such as red and green, are not legible together because they have similar value . Contrasting color combinations work best for viewing outdoor designs at far distances .

SIMPLICITY IS THE KEY TO

CREATING GREAT OUT-OF-HOME

DESIGN.

A billboard’s main purpose is functionality . Creating a bill-

board is mainly about making it read . Even the best design is worthless if it is not legible

from a distance . It is only after legibility has been mastered that

creativity can follow .

Although very similar, there are variances in designing for

digital as opposed to traditional Out-of-Home . With that in mind,

listed here are Clear Channel Outdoor’s recommended guide-

lines for designing a digital billboard .

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DIGITAL CREATIVE GUIDELINES & SPECS

Design with High ContrastBeing subtle does not work at great distances . Strong contrast in both hue and value are essential for creating good digital out-of-home .

NATIONAL DIGITAL PRODUCTION

REQUIREMENTS

File TypeUncompressed JPG

Color ModeRGB

Art Pixel DimensionsDigital Bulletins400h X 1400w

Digital Posters400h X 840w

Digital Premieres400h X 764w

Pick Your Image WiselyTake a small object and make it large (like a watch) rather than a large object small (like a building) . Avoid using landscapes or complex scenes . We recommend 3 visual elements or less, total . For example: 1 image, 1 logo and 1 headline .

Forget About White SpaceWhite space does not apply in Outdoor like in printed material . Increase your logo, font sizes and imagery! Having unused visual space at 300 - 500 feet is not recommended .

Test Your IdeaA billboard is not a print ad, the average viewing time is only about 5 seconds . A good test is to show the design to someone from a distance for only 5 seconds and then ask them about it . Did they understand it? Who was the advertiser? What do they think the advertiser wants them to do?

The specifications detailed here are for our standard/typical national products only.Due to structure variations and local ordinances, size and extension requirements may vary by market .

Verifying final size and specifications with your Clear Channel Representative and the production facility of your choice is recommended prior to the creation and production of any artwork .



BulletinsPermanent Bulletins Live Area: VariableRotary Bulletins Live Area: 14’ h x 48’ wExtensions: Allowable sizes vary by marketProduction: Digitally printed on vinyl

Premiere PanelsTM

Live Area: 12’ 3” h x 24’ 6” wExtensions: 3’ 6” h x 1’ wProduction: Digitally printed on vinyl

Premiere SquaresTM

Live Area: 25’ 5” h x 24’ 6” wExtensions: 3’6” h x 1’ wProduction: Digitally printed on vinyl

PostersLive Area: 10’ 5” h x 22’ 8” wProduction: Approved vendor, Digitally printed on eco-flexx

Junior PostersLive Area: 5’ h x 11’ wProduction: Digitally printed on paper

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Transit Shelter DisplaysSize: 69” h x 48” wProduction: E-Stat posters, Opalines, Kodak Duratrans™ or equivalent

NewsRacksSize: 30” h x 60” wProduction: Kodak Duratrans™ or equivalent

Mobile PanelsSize: Varies by marketProduction: Digitally printed on vinyl or paper

Airports/Commuter RailSize: Varies by product and marketProduction: Kodak Duratrans™ or equivalent





Taxi MediaSize: Varies by productProduction: Vinyl substrate backlit insert, Electrostatic Printing or Silkscreen

MallsBacklit Sizes: 68.5” h x 47.5” w or 50” h x 40” wProduction: Backlit film

Bus / TransitSize: Varies by product and marketProduction: Adhesive transit vinyl

WallscapesSize: Varies by marketProduction: Hand painted directly onto wall

structure or digitally printed on vinyl

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CREATIVE RESOURCES


DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

Product IdentificationMake sure you are able to read the

advertiser’s name .

Short CopyDon’t use more than 7 words, and keep

them short for easy comprehension .

Large and Legible TypeLettering should be a minimum of one foot tall . Remember these are viewed

from 400 - 600 feet .

Increase Line ThicknessAt 500 feet, thin lines disappear .

Forget The “White Space Rule”It doesn’t apply to outdoor like it does

with print material .

Bold ColorsBeing subtle at 600 feet does not work .

High ContrastFor high visibility .

Simplify EverythingStay with one key idea or objective .

View From a DistanceLook at the design from 15 feet away for only 5 seconds . Is it legible? This

simulates driving past a billboard .

COLOR TIPSReproduced below are 18 color combinations tested for visibility at various distances by the OAAA. Visibility is ranked in the sequence shown, with “1” the most visible and “18” the least visible.

The color wheel & colored bars, also below, illustrate the need for designers to choose colors for Outdoor that are complimentary and have a high con-trast as well as value . For example, Green and Red are opposite each other and are therefore complimentary colors . They represent a good contrast in hues, but in values they are very similar . The result sets up an annoying vibration . The same is true of Blue and Orange .

R1

R R R R R65432

R R R R R R121110987

R R R RR R181716151413

HIGH CONTRAST

VIBRATIONS

VIBRATIONS

LOW VISIBILITY

HIGH VISIBILITY

EXTENSIONSExtensions add even more ‘pop’ to an already powerful outdoor design. By breaking through the boundaries of the standard outdoor display, exten-sions attract even more sets of eyes to your advertising message. When you start designing the artwork for your

next outdoor program with Clear Channel Outdoor, don’t forget to

“Think Outside the Box.” Add an extension and extend the

reach of your program.

PROPS & EFFECTSYou are encouraged to challenge us! To inspire us with new ideas to give

us an even greater opportunity to persuade and astound with your

outdoor advertising!

GET OUT OF THE BOX WITH EMBELLISHMENTSWant to extend the reach and impact of your outdoor program?

Give it something extra with extensions and effects!

Without Extensions

With Extensions

CREATIVE RESOURCES


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Resources / Tools

WebPOP

Online Tools

Sales & Marketing Tools

Features & Benefits

Top 100 DMA Rankings

Vocabulary

Terms & Conditions

Contact Information

2009RESOURCES / TOOLS,

TERMS & CONDITIONS, CONTACT INFORMATION


visit our website: webpop .clearchannel .com

Online Rate Card http://www .clearchanneloutdoor .com/ratesThis web-based program allows the user to view all markets, products and ethnicities for rate and GRP allotments . In addition it allows filtering for GRP and ethnicity levels and provides a listing of DMA rankings .

Bulletin Inventory Search http://inventory .clearchannel .comAn exclusive Clear Channel Outdoor application designed to pro-vided online access to photos and maps of all Clear Channel Bulletins, Wallscapes, Premiere Squares and Spectaculars . Please contact your Clear Channel Outdoor representative for a log on and password . You will need to provide your email address .

MOVI© Presenterhttp://www .clearchanneloutdoor .com/resourcesMovi, a Clear Channel Outdoor creation, allows clients to view prospective creative in a virtual outdoor setting . Creative is viewed at several distances to test readability, contrast and impact . The latest version 2 .0 includes a version for Mac OS9, OSX and also Microsoft Windows .

Fast PitchAnother application exclusive to CCO, Fast Pitch is an internal web based proposal generation system . This program delivers real time availability for every division and market allowing local CCO Account Executives the ability to create multi or single market programs without having to contact individual markets for current rates and availability . Fast Pitch also contains maps, product sheets, market information, shipping information and prod-uct specifications . Inventory availability is updated daily directly from each division’s scheduling system .

WebPOPhttp://webpop .clearchannel .comThis proprietary program takes Clear Channel to a new standard of cus-tomer service unmatched in the Outdoor industry . WebPOP allows CCO customers the ability to monitor the installation of their campaigns as well as view photographs and Proof of Performance reports instantly . This pro-gram sets a new level of accountability and gives complete transparency to CCO’s customer service commitment .

CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOOROnline Tools


PROOF OF PERFORMANCEWebPOP

This proprietary program takes Clear Channel to a new standard of customer ser-vice unmatched in the Outdoor industry . WebPOP allows CCO customers the ability to monitor the installation of their campaigns as well as view photographs and Proof of Performance reports instantly . This program sets a new level of accountability and gives complete transparency to CCO’s customer service commitment .

AccountabilityClear Channel Outdoor delivers the fastest turnaround of Proof of Performance following installation of your advertisement . This immediate disclosure of accurate information maximizes the transparency of Clear Channel Outdoor’s performance . Agencies and clients have an unfettered view of Clear Channel Outdoor’s execution of their campaign .

AccessibilityOnline Proof of Performance allows clients direct access to their campaign informa-tion whenever they choose . Minimizes paperwork and eliminates the wait for mail delivery, a return phone call, and the possibility of loss during transit .

TransparencyA clear view of all posting - including install and cover dates - removes any and all questions of campaign execution . Provides instant documentation of current cam-paigns, a history of past campaigns, and a nearly live look at how Clear Channel Outdoor earns your business .

Service ExcellenceEnhances Clear Channel Outdoor’s commitment to service excellence through supe-rior post-sale support .

A standard of customer service unmatched in the Outdoor industry.

For additional information or to get set up for

WebPOP, contact your Clear Channel Outdoor

Account Executive.

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Media ComparisonsTelmar and Mediamaster allows us to do media comparisons and show how the addition of Outdoor in to the media mix will increase impressions and lower your CPM . These media comparisons are used in all markets to show that spending the same amount of dollars in Television, Radio, Newspapers and Outdoor your greatest “bang for the buck” will be in Outdoor.

TNS Media Intelligence - (formerly CMR) TNS Media Intelligence is the leading provider of strategic advertising intelligence to advertisers, advertising agencies and media properties . TNS provides us the tool to look up any company or brand in the U .S . and to see how they have been spending their advertising dollars across any of the 13 media that TNS measures . This publication gives us the top 1000 companies in the U .S . and how they spend their dollars as well as a list of the top 100 spenders of Outdoor . This book shows us who the big advertiser spenders are in different cat-egories as well as changes in spending from quarter to quarter .

Business DataWe are able to target businesses by the number of employees they have . This is a new tool which is been extremely helpful in targeting small businesses by where the business is located, not the people who work for that business .

Lifestyle Market AnalystThis resource has been designed as an up-to-date, cost effective and convenient reference source for anyone doing preliminary market analysis at the local, regional or national level . Not only does it break down the American population geographically and demographically, it also includes extensive lifestyle information on the interests, hobbies and activities popular in each demographic and geographic market . For example, it will rank by DMA those markets with the highest index against a number of target groups, such as the business traveler, casino gambler or computer owner . It will then give a demographic profile of that consumer .

ProfilesProfiles is Clear Channel Outdoors’ exclusive geodemographic mapping system, combining advanced, detailed mapping with demographic and psychographic information and Clear Channel’s own retail and Outdoor display database . Clear Channel Outdoor offers the most accurate way to plan your outdoor buy . With profiles, advertisers are able to: • Make out-of-home decisions based on demographic and lifestyle information, pinpointing where

your audience lives • Evaluate trade areas and run comparisons based on market potential • Implement offensive moves in proximity to your competition’s store locations • Map moves defending against competitive activity • Tailor a map to your needs based on your own research information • Uncover “hidden” or secondary markets for your products

MapInfoThe basis of Clear Channel Outdoors’ profile system is a desktop mapping system called MapInfo . MapInfo stores, sorts and maps street files and specific locations pinpointed by latitude and longitude coordinates . Census data, Scarborough and MRI can be mapped to examine close-up target markets, trading areas or full-market capabilities . It also shows demographic analysis (quintile analysis - breaking up your target into five parts based on concentration of your target) as well as specific locations (retail chains, malls, airports, conve-nience stores) .

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2008 All Divisions Space Only Bulletin Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

Population based on media coverage by counties . Permanent bulletin rates available upon request .

ResourcesSales & Marketing Research Tools

Census DataClear Channel Outdoor is a licensee of SRC’s Allocate, which provides the latest Census data . The basis for this consumer information system is Census data that is collected every ten years, the latest being in 2000 . SRC provides an estimate of the Census data annually to reflect ethnic and growth trends . The Census mea-sures all basic demographic categories, such as age, income, race, marital status, employments, housing units and travel time and method to work .

ScarboroughScarborough Research measures the lifestyles, shopping patterns, media behaviors, and demographics of American consumers locally, regionally, and nationally . Scarborough consumer insights are used by marketers and media professionals to develop successful programs that maximize return on marketing and sales invest-ments . The local and regional services are accredited by Media Rating Council (MRC) . Scarborough surveys more than 200,000+ adults 18+ and is available in 42 Clear Channel Outdoor markets. Scarborough uses a two-phase process beginning with a telephone interview followed up with a self administered questionnaire . Data is then released twice a year . Scarborough Research is your one-stop-shop for local, regional and nation-al consumer and media information . Clear Channel Outdoor uses Scarborough to gain local and national consumer insight, for multimedia analysis, to prospect for new and non-traditional revenue, to combat the com-petition, to target ethnic markets and as a daily marketing tool . Among the questions that we can provide our clients is specific roads traveled in a market, types of transportation used, total miles traveled in past 7 days/4 weeks and time spent commuting .

Mediamark Research (MRI)MRI offers comprehensive demographic, lifestyle, product usage and exposure to all forms of advertising media collected from a single sample on a national basis . As the leading U .S . supplier of multimedia audi-ence research, MRI provides information to magazines, television, radio, Outdoor and other media to leading national advertisers and over 450 agencies in the U .S . MRI’s syndicated data is widely used by these compa-nies as the basis for the majority of the media and marketing plans that are written for advertised brands . MRI conducts more than 26,000 interviews with consumers annually throughout the U .S . to produce syndicated reports . It measures 450 categories and 6,000 brands nationwide and has consumer information on almost every consumer sector possible . While Scarborough is our first choice for data because of its’ local scope, MRI provides the national survey for those markets not measured by Scarborough and for those questions they do not ask . Any question MRI measures can then be looked at the local level through our MOSAIC cluster system and our Census database that then provides the zip code analysis .

Mosaic ClustersMOSAIC is a geodemographic segmentation system developed by Experian and marketed in over twenty countries worldwide . Each of the nearly one-quarter million block groups are classified into sixty segments on the basis of a wide range of demographic characteristics . The basic premise of geodemographic segmentation is that people tend to gravitate towards communities with other people of similar backgrounds, interests, and means . MOSAIC is linked to the systems in other nations through the Global MOSAIC classification, which consists of fourteen market segments found in every modernized country .


Clear Channel Outdoors’ state-of-the-art Profiles database offer advertisers information unlike any out-of-home company . Profiles can analyze all U .S . markets . Clear Channel Outdoors’ advanced computer mapping can define where a target audience lives and where their interests take them . From examining demographic profiles, socio-economic information or the consumer’s buying power,

Clear Channel Outdoor provides research data that will make any out-of-home purchase a smart, effective purchase .

RESOURCESSales & Marketing Tools

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CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORTop 100 DMA Rankings

Rank DMA

1 New York NY

2 Los Angeles CA

3 Chicago IL

4 Philadelphia PA

5 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CA

6 Dallas-Ft .Worth TX

7 Boston MA (Manchester NH)

8 Atlanta GA

9 Washington DC (Hagerstown MD)

10 Houston TX

11 Detroit MI

12 Phoenix (Prescott) AZ

13 Seattle-Tacoma WA

14 Tampa-St .Petersburg (Sarasota) FL

15 Miami-Ft . Lauderdale FL

16 Minneapolis-St . Paul MN

17 Denver CO

18 Cleveland-Akron (Canton) OH

19 Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto CA

20 Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne FL

21 St . Louis MO

22 Portland OR

23 San Diego CA

Rank DMA

24 Pittsburgh PA

25 Baltimore MD

26 Charlotte NC

27 Raleigh-Durham (Fayetteville) NC

28 Indianapolis IN

29 Hartford & New Haven CT

30 Nashville TN

31 Salt Lake City UT

32 Kansas City MO

33 Columbus OH

34 Cincinnati OH

35 Milwaukee WI

36 San Antonio TX

37 Greenville-Spartanburg SC-Asheville NC-Anderson SC

38 West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce FL

39 Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo-Battle Creek MI

40 Las Vegas NV

41 Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York PA

42 Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News VA

43 Birmingham (Anniston & Tuscaloosa) AL

44 Albuquerque-Santa Fe NM

45 Austin TX

46 Memphis TN


CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORFeatures & Benefits

Term Feature Benefit

Reach

• Exposes a high percentage of target market group to an advertiser’s message .

• More selling opportunities are created for an advertiser because more people are exposed to the selling message .

• Delivers a timely message, targeted at active consumers who are prepared to buy and convenient to the point of sale .

• Your selling message will increase consumer traffic and facilitate impulse buying .

• Quickly creates consumer awareness of the selling message by achieving the majority of the campaign’s reach potential in the first week .

• You get a more immediate return on your advertising investment .

• Delivers a mass audience, reaching all ethnic, income and demographic groups within the coverage area of a particular market .

• Greater opportunity to sell your product or services to all of your prospects and not limited as it is with other media .

Recency

• Delivers your selling message to today’s highly mobile consumer, who is spending more and more time away from home .

• Between other media inserts, you will not miss any opportuni-ties to sell to prospects when they are most ready to buy .

• Outdoor’s constant presence delivers your selling message consistently 12 to 24 hours a day .

• Your message is placed in the market place with an opportu-nity to sell to customers when they are ready to buy .

Frequency • Delivers repeated exposures of your selling message to today’s highly mobile consumer .

• Your ad dollars will have more impact because consumers will retain your business name and selling message over your competition while building the brand name of your company .

Cost Efficiency

• Localizes your selling messages to geographic or demograph-ic targets .

• So you will save money by minimizing the wasted exposures that reach your non-prospects .

• Delivers a lower cost per thousand and a lower cost per rat-ing point than any other medium .

• So you will get more exposures for the ad dollars you cur-rently are spending or so you can spend fewer advertising dollars and maintain your current advertising exposure .

Visibility • Delivers your message in an uncluttered environment, in a large format with dynamic colors .

• So your selling message will be seen by the consumer and your company will stand out from its competitors .

Flexibility• Offers advertisers a variety of different outdoor products,

schedule durations of weights, as well as fitting into almost any ad budget .

• So, with a customized media plan that fits your budget objec-tives, you solve more of your marketing needs and see results more quickly .

Media Insurance

• Supplements or complements the strategic objectives of virtu-ally any mixed media campaign .

• With outdoor in your advertising mix, your marketing and media objectives will be achieved more effectively and ef-ficiently .

Service Guarantee

• Provides timely and effective implementation of your out-of-home campaign, as well as superior pre- and post-sale support and counsel .

• You will save administrative time and money, while receiving maximum benefits from a professionally created and executed outdoor campaign .

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OUTDOOR ADVERTISING Vocabulary Terms


Allotment - The number of faces required to achieve a desired GRP level in a market . Traditional poster panel showings consist of illuminated and unilluminated displays that will vary by market size and population .

Approach - The distance measured along the line of travel from the point where an advertising face first becomes fully visible to the point where the copy is no longer readable .

Audience - Population definition is one of the key factors in the determination of allotments . Clear Channel Outdoor has established clear and consistent guidelines for defining the populations of markets .

Audited - The certification of traffic circulation . The TAB is an independent auditing bureau responsible for verifying traffic circulation in a market .

Billboard or Board - Large format advertising displays intended for viewing from extended distances, generally more than 50 feet . Billboard displays are: Posters, Junior posters, vinyl-wrapped Posters, Bulletins, Wallscapes and stadium signage .

Bleed - Poster copy that extends to the edge of a poster panel frame on all sides .

Bulletin - A standardized outdoor format commonly measuring 14’ x 48’ in overall size . Either sold as permanent displays or in rotary packages . Bulletin copy can be rendered using hand painting techniques, computer production or printing on paper .

Cancellation Period - A specified period of time when a contract can be terminated . Common to all media .

CBSA (Core Based Statistical Area) - An Office of Management and Budget geographic area that is defined by a significant population center plus its surrounding communities that exhibit a high degree of social and economic assimilation with that center . In June 2003, the OMB replaced its Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) with CBSAs . The OMB classification system is designed to ensure use of consistent geographic definitions when accumulating, summarizing and distributing metro area statistics .

Charting a Showing - The process of selecting individual face locations to maximize out-of-home advertising objectives .

Circulation - Traffic volume in a market .

Computer Production - The process of rendering artwork digitally onto a single-sheet vinyl display surface .

Code of Industry Principles - A set of voluntary principles, prescribed by the OAAA, that pledges a commitment by its members to operate in the public interest . Continuity - The elimination of gaps in a media schedule by maximizing the duration of a campaign, ideally 52 weeks .

CO-OP - The sharing of advertising costs between a manufacturer and distributor or dealer . Common to all media .

Copy - Artwork displayed on an out-of-home face .

Copy Area - The viewing area on an out-of-home face .

Coverage - The boundaries of a market . The term also refers to the percentage of a county or counties exposed to out-of-home advertising .

CPM (Cost Per Thousand) - The term refers to the cost of reaching one thousand advertising exposure opportunities in a market . Common to all media .

CPP (Cost Per Point) - The term refers to the cost of exposure opportunities that equal one gross rating point in a market or one percent of the population . Common to all media .

Creative Brief - Detailed marketing objectives that pertain to the design of an out-of-home campaign . Common to all media .

DEC (Daily Effective Circulation) - The term refers to the audited audience of potential viewers who have the opportunity to see an out-of-home message during a 24 hour period .

Digital Billboard - An off-premise sign capable of displaying words, symbols, figures or images that can be electronically

ResourcesTop 100 DMA Rankings

Rank DMA

47 Oklahoma City OK

48 Greensboro-High Point-Winston Salem NC

49 Fresno-Visalia CA

50 Jacksonville FL

51 Louisville KY

52 ProvidenceRi-New Bedford MA

53 Buffalo NY

54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton PA

55 New Orleans LA

56 Little Rock-Pine Bluff AR

57 Albany-Schenectady-Troy NY

58 Richmond-Petersburg VA

59 Knoxville TN

60 Mobile AL-Pensacola (Ft . Walton Beach) FL

61 Tulsa OK

62 Honolulu HI

63 Dayton OH

64 Lexington KY

65 Ft . Myers-Naples FL

66 Charleston-Huntington WV

67 Flint-Saginaw-Bay City MI

68 Roanoke-Lynchburg VA

69 Tucson (Sierra Vista) AZ

70 Wichita-Hutchinson KS

71 Green Bay-Appleton WI

72 Des Moines-Ames IA

73 Spokane WA

Rank DMA

74 Toledo OH

75 Springfield MO

76 Syracuse NY

77 Harlingen-Weslaco-Brownsville-Mcallen TX

78 Omaha NE

79 Columbia SC

80 Portland-Auburn ME

81 Shreveport LA

82 Paducah KY-Cape Girardeau MO-Harrisburg IL

83 Rochester NY

84 Champaign & Springfield-Decatur IL

85 Huntsville-Decatur (Florence) AL

86 Chattanooga TN

87 Madison WI

88 Waco-Temple-Bryan TX

89 Jackson MS

90 South Bend-Elkhart IN

91 Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-Iowa City & Dubuque IA

92 Colorado Springs-Pueblo CO

93 El Paso TX (Las Cruces NM)

94 Burlington VT-Plattsburgh NY

95 Baton Rouge LA

96 Savannah GA

97 Tri-Cities TN-VA

98 Johnstown-Altoona PA

99 Davenport IA-Rock Island-Moline IL

100 Charleston SC

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specified venues or driven around designated localities .

MOVI© (Metropolitan Outdoor Visibility Index) - The term refers to a technique that renders speculative artwork in a simulated out-of-home environment for viewing with slides . The MOVI test allows an advertiser to evaluate the creative integrity of an out-of-home design prior to production . MOVI© is only available from Clear Channel Outdoor .

OAAA (Outdoor Advertising Association of America) - The term refers to a national trade association representing out-of-home companies, suppliers and affiliates .

OBIE Award - An annual award that recognizes creative excellence in out-of-home . The OBIE Award program is administered by the OAAA .

Off-Premise Sign - A sign that advertises products or services that are not sold, produced, manufactured or furnished on the property where the sign is located . An out-of-home face is an off-premise sign .

On-Premise Sign - A sign that advertises products or services that are sold, produced, manufactured or furnished on the property where the sign is located .

Outdoor - Bulletins and poster panels . Also referred to as traditional outdoor .

Out-of-Home - All advertising signage found outside the home, including bulletins and poster panels .

Override - The continuation of an out-of-home advertising program beyond a contracted period . An override, if offered by an out-of-home company, is provided at no additional cost to an advertiser .

Permanent Bulletin - A bulletin that remains permanently located at a specified site throughout the term of a contract, usually for long periods . A permanent bulletin program can build strong brand recognition in specific market areas .

Plant - All the out-of-home advertising faces in a market that are operated by a single company . Sometimes the term refers to the out-of-home company itself .

Propinquity - Nearness in time and space to a purchase decision .

Poster Panel - An outdoor face that can accommodate Poster and Junior poster displays .

Posting Date - The date when a poster program is scheduled to commence . A five day leeway is customary .

Clear Channel Outdoor posting dates are every Monday, except holidays .

Posting Instructions - Detailed marketing objectives provided to an out-of-home company by an advertiser or agency . The information is used to chart a showing with the greatest efficiency in reaching a desired target audience .

Post-turn - An out-of-home unit with a slatted face that allows three different copy messages to revolve at intermittent intervals . Sometimes referred to as a Tri-vision .

Premiere Panel© - A standardized display format measuring 12’3” x 24’6” in overall size. Premiere Panel faces offer the impact of a bulletin by utilizing a single-sheet vinyl face stretched over a standard Poster panel . The target specific market segments . An innovation developed by Clear Channel Outdoor .

Premiere Square™ - A standardized display format measuring 25’5” x 24’6” in overall size. The Premiere Square offers spectacular impact by utilizing a single-sheet vinyl face stretched over two stacked poster panels . In some markets, this same technique can be applied to stacked Junior poster panels measuring 12’6” x 12’1” in overall size. An innovation developed by Clear Channel Outdoor .

Profiles™ - Proximity Referenced Observation Files . - The term refers to a method of identifying consumers through geo-demographic analysis of a market . The information is correlated on customized maps that detail consumer clusters, point-of-commerce locations and out-of-home coverage . ProFiles is only available from Clear Channel Outdoor .

Proof-of-Performance - Certification by an out-of-home company that contracted advertising services have been rendered .

Reach - The percent of a target audience exposed to an advertising message at least once during a specified period of time . Reach is normally measured over four week periods . Common to all media .

Recency Theory - The idea that advertising messages sell to those consumers who are ready to buy .

Riding the Showing - The physical inspection of the faces that comprise an out-of-home program in a market .

Rotary Bulletin - A standardized 14’ x 48’ bulletin that is moved to different locations in a market at fixed intervals, usually every 60 or 90 days . A rotary bulletin program can provide balanced reach in a market .


or mechanically changed by remote or automatic means .

Display Period - The interval of exposure when an out-of-home advertising campaign is viewed .

Distribution - The strategic scattering of out-of-home faces across a market .

DMA (A .C . Nielsen, Inc .) - The Designated Market Area is a rigidly defined geographical measurement used by A .C . Nielsen to identify television stations that best reach an area and attract the most viewers . A DMA consists of all ZIP Codes whose largest viewing share is given to stations of that same market area . Non-overlapping DMAs cover the entire continental United States, Hawaii and most of Alaska .

8-Sheet Poster - See Junior Poster .

ECO•Poster - The largest standardized poster format measuring 12’ 3” x 24’ 6” in overall size with a bleed copy area of 10’ 5” x 22’ 8”. ECO•Posters attach directly to a structure requiring no glue or paste and are environmentally responsible . Previously referred to as a 30-Sheet Poster .

Embellishment - Letters, figures, mechanical devices or lighting that is attached to the face of an out-of-home face to create special effects .

Exposure - Seeing an advertising message . Common to all media .

Extension - The addition of copy outside the restraints of a bulletin or Premiere Panel face . Sometimes referred to as cut-outs .

Eyes-On - The number of people likely to notice an ad . This is based on the drawing power of the media format, location and other physical factors .

Face - The surface area on an out-of-home face where advertising copy is displayed . A unit may have more than one face .

Facing - The cardinal direction that an out-of-home unit faces . As an example, a north facing bulletin would be viewed by vehicles traveling south .

Flagging - A tear that causes poster paper to hang loose from a bulletin or poster panel face .

Flexible Face - Single-sheet vinyl used in computer painting .

Foster and Kleiser - Founded in 1901, Foster and Kleiser Advertising Company established most of the standards used by the modern out-of-home industry . In 1995, the original Foster and Kleiser operation became Eller Media Company until 2001 when the company again changed it’s name to Clear Channel Outdoor .

Frequency - The average number of times that an individual is exposed to an advertising message during a specified period of time . Out-of-home frequency is normally measured over four week periods . Common to all media .

Gross Impressions - The total number of impression opportunities an out-of-home face can produce measured against a target audience in a market . Cumulative impressions can be combined to reflect an entire out-of-home campaign .

GRP (Gross Rating Point) - The term refers to the total number of impressions delivered by a media schedule expressed as a percentage of a market population . Common to all media . In out-of-home a GRP level is sometimes referred to as a showing and is measured on a daily basis .

Hand Paint - The rendering of copy onto an out-of-home face using paints and brushes .

Highway Beautification Act of 1965 - Federal legislation sometimes referred to as the Lady Bird Johnson Act . The act was signed into law by President Lyndon B . Johnson and mandates state controls regarding out-of-home media on interstate highways .

Illuminated Face - An out-of-home face equipped with lighting that provides nighttime illumination of an advertising message, usually from dusk until midnight .

Impression - Exposure to an advertising message by an individual . Common to all media .

Junior Poster - A standardized poster format measuring 6’ x 12’ in overall size with a bleed copy area of 5’ x 11’ . Previously referred to as an 8-Sheet poster .

Line - The side of a highway or street on which an out-of-home face is positioned .

Line of Sight - The simultaneous viewing of more than one out-of-home face .

Location List - A listing of all locations included in a specific out-of-home program .

Mobile Billboard™ - A truck that is equipped with one or more poster panel faces . The trucks can either be parked at

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The arena of public discourse requires both a defense of free speech and a sensitivity to contemporary standards and concerns. Clear Channel Outdoor recognizes the need to balance

these standards and concerns and therefore adheres to the following code of advertising practices:

CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORTerms & Conditions

Alcohol/Tobacco Related Advertising Restrictions - Alcohol and/or Tobacco advertising restrictions vary between states . Restrictions also apply within 500 feet of established places of worship, primary or secondary schools and playgrounds .

Billing - Net cash must be received by Clear Channel Outdoor 30-days after the initial date of invoicing . If late payment occurs, late charges will be assessed at 1.5% of the contract value every 30-days .

Circulation - Clear Channel Outdoor is a member in good standing of the Traffic Audit Bureau for Media Measurement (TAB) . All circulation figures quoted by Clear Channel Outdoor are compiled using TAB authorized procedures, formulas and practices .

Code of Practices - Establish exclusionary zones which prohibit advertisements of all products illegal for sale to minors that are intended for reading from or within 500 ft . of established places of worship, primary or secondary schools and playgrounds .

Clear Channel Outdoor asserts the right to reject creative content that is misleading, sexually explicit, overly suggestive, or in any way reflects negatively upon the character, integrity or standing of any community, organization or individual .

Continue a traditional commitment, at both the national and local levels, to display public service messages for worthy community causes . Encourage diversity of advertised goods and services in all markets .

Contracts - Rates are guaranteed on 12-month contracts . Early termination or interruption of a contract may be subject to applicable short-term rates . All rates quoted in this booklet represent space only prices .

Contract Inquiries - All contract inquiries should be addressed directly to:Contract Billing Department at the Financial Services CenterClear Channel Communications, Inc .200 East Basse RoadSan Antonio, Texas 78209Phone: 210/822 .2828

Copy Acceptance - Clear Channel Outdoor may reject any advertising material, art or copy, submitted by client/agency for any reason . In addition, Clear Channel Outdoor may require advertising material, art or copy to be removed at anytime once posted .

Creative Services - Clear Channel Outdoor provides creative, pre-press and consulting art services to clients and agencies . Experienced Art Directors are located in every office around the nation . Fees for their services vary by market and the complexity of the project .

Design Changes - During a 12-month contract, advertisers may change designs twice, at the time of rotation . An advertiser requesting additional changes of artwork or copy on any portion of a WallscapeSM, Bulletin or Premiere ProductSM will be charged a fee for that service . Fees vary by location and type of structure . A minimum fee may apply . For exact costs, please contact Clear Channel Outdoor representative .

Late Copy - The arrival of late artwork or delays caused by client or agency alterations may keep Clear Channel Outdoor from meeting a scheduled display date . If delays occur, the advertiser will be charged for the full display period regardless of actual delivery .

RepostingAn advertiser is entitled to one posting during each 4-week period of a poster contract . Unused posting may not be carried forward and credits will not be issued . If an advertiser requests an additional or unscheduled change of copy, overlay or additional sheets, there will be an additional charge . Fees for bulletins and Premiere Products© are quoted individually by each market . Charges may vary with location and the size of a face .

Rotation - Rotary bulletins and selected Premiere ProductsSM are moved to new locations based on the time allotment established in a contract . Advertisers may be charged a fee for additional rotations .

Space Extensions - Fees for fabrication and painting of flat extensions on bulletins and Premiere ProductsSM vary by market . All embellishments remain the property of Clear Channel Outdoor . Fees for 3-dimensional structures or other


Shipping Instructions - Information provided to printers for shipping posters and single-sheet vinyl to out-of-home companies . Shipping instructions should include a description of the design(s), full snipe text (if applicable), the number of faces shipped, and the contact with full address of each location where the materials are being shipped .

Showing - The total number of faces in a contracted out-of-home advertising program . A showing represents the approximate number of daily GRPs delivered by a predetermined number of faces . Common showing sizes are #100, #50 and #25. For example, a #50 showing represents the number of faces required to deliver daily impressions equal to half the population of a market . The showing size does not represent the actual number of faces in a program .

Sign - A structure used to display information regarding a product or service . An out-of-home face is a sign .

Snipe - An adhesive strip that is used to change a portion of copy displayed on an out-of-home face .

Spectacular - A bulletin that is usually larger than 14’ x 48’ and is positioned at prime locations in a market . A spectacular often utilizes special embellishments .

Spotted Map - A map indicating all locations included in a specific out-of-home program . Also referred to as a location map .

Standardized Face - Out-of-home faces constructed in accordance with the specifications established by the OAAA .

Street Furniture - Advertising displays, many that provide a public amenity, positioned at close proximity to pedestrians and shoppers for eye-level viewing, or at curbside to influence vehicular traffic . Street furniture displays include: transit shelters, newsstands/newsracks, kiosks, shopping mall panels, convenience store panels and in-store signage .

Surface Arterials - Major streets in towns or cities that carry a heavy flow of vehicular traffic .

30-Sheet Poster - See ECO•Poster.

Target Audience - A consumer group selected by an advertiser . Common to all media .

Traffic Audit - The third party verification of traffic circulation in a market . Traffic audit information is used to calculate out-of-home DEC figures .

TAB (Traffic Audit Bureau) - The term refers to an independent auditing bureau responsible for verifying out-of-home traffic circulation figures in a market .

Traffic Count - The number of vehicles that pass an out-of-home face each day . Traffic counts are used to calculate DEC figures .

Transit - Advertising displays affixed to moving vehicles or in the common areas of transit terminals, stations and airports . Transit displays include: bus panels, taxi panels, and mobile advertising signage (e .g ., trucks) .

Transit Poster (Bus) - Posters attached to the exterior of buses . Common displays are king, queen and kingkong panels as well as full wraps and full backs . Sizes vary by market .

Transit Poster (Commuter Rail) - Posters displayed in commuter rail stations and on trains . Clear Channel Outdoor provides exclusive transit poster coverage throughout the METRA system in Chicago .

Transit Shelter - A curbside structure located at regular stopping points along urban bus routes . Backlit posters are affixed to transit shelter structures using a standardized display format measuring 69” x 48” in overall size with a bleed copy area of 67” x 46”.

Ubiquity - Omnipresent . Everywhere at the same time .

Unilluminated Face - An out-of-home unit that has not been equipped with lighting for nighttime illumination of an advertising message . The DEC for an unilluminated face is calculated using a 12 hour viewing period . Sometimes referred to as a regular face .

VAI (Visibility Adjustment Indices) - The statistical conversion factors that are applied to circulation counts (people passing an OOH unit) to produce EOIs and Eyes-On ratings (people noticing the unit and its advertising) .

Vinyl - A single-sheet substrate on which an advertising message is rendered by either computer production or hand painting . Vinyl is primarily used on the face of bulletins and Premiere products .

Wallscape™ - Murals painted or attached directly onto the exterior surface of a building .

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CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORSales Offices & Outdoor Media Shipping Information

Akron / Canton (Sales Only)One Cascade Plaza Suite 1400Akron, OH 44308P 330/762 .8848F 330/762 .8688

Media Shipping:4001 Cleveland Ave .Canton, OH 44709

Albuquerque458 Industrial Ave . NEAlbuquerque, NM 87107P 505/345 .3589F 505/345 .2668

Media Shipping:4115 Edith Blvd . NEAlbuquerque, NM 87107

Atlanta1200 Wilson Way, Suite CSmyrna, GA 30082P 678/309 .0085F 678/309 .7602

Boston89 Maple StreetStoneham, MA 02180P 781/438 .8880F 781/279 .1493

Chicago4000 South Morgan StreetChicago, IL 60609-2581P 773/843 .2000F 773/843 .2078

Media Shipping:Metra / Chicago:4000 S . Morgan StreetChicago, IL 60609

Cleveland12222 Plaza DriveParma, OH 44130P 216/676 .4321F 216/676 .8168

Columbus770 Harrison DriveColumbus, OH 43204-3506P 614/276 .9781F 614/276 .3105

Dallas / Fort Worth3700 E . Randol Mill RoadArlington, TX 76011P 817/640 .4550F 817/649 .0536

Daytona Beach / Melbourne2890 Harper RoadMelbourne, FL 32904P 321/726 .6611F 321/726 .1565

Des Moines3101 SW 61st StreetDes Moines, IA 50321P 515/282 .9661F 515/282 .1551

Detroit (Sales Only)26877 Northwestern Highway #112Southfield, MI 48033P 248/359 .6240F 248/359 .6254

El Paso2305 Sparkman StEl Paso, TX 79903P 915/566 .9380F 915/566 .9409Media Shipping:2331 Sparkman St .El Paso, TX 79903

Fort Smith1100 South D StreetFort Smith, AR 72901-4599P 479/782 .8885F 479/785 .0989

Houston12852 Westheimer RoadHouston, TX 77077P 281/588 .4200F 281/588 .4201

Hudson Valley84 Wilbur AvenueKingston, NY 12401P 845/339 .2000F 845/339 .2091

Indianapolis511 Madison AvenueIndianapolis, IN 46225P 317/634 .1900F 317/631 .4439

Jacksonville11700 Central Parkway Suite 100Jacksonville, Fl 32224P 904/997 .7727F 904/997 .7720

Las Vegas2880-B Meade Avenue Suite 350Las Vegas, NV 89102P 702/238 .7200F 702/382 .7088

Media Shipping:3311 Meade Avenue Suite BLas Vegas, NV 89102P 702/238 .7288F 702/876 .3175

Los AngelesCCO Los Angeles19320 Harborgate WayTorrance, CA 90501P 310/755 .7200F 310/755 .7300

Memphis1600 Century Center ParkwaySuite 104, Building BMemphis, TN 38134P 901/396 .1900F 901/332 .2905

Miami5800 NW 77th CourtMiami, FL 33166P 305/592 .6250F 305/477 .0743

Milwaukee908 Silvernail RoadPewaukee, WI 53072P 262/506 .9000F 262/506 .9039

Media Shipping:Transit(Bus only, not shelters)Milwaukee County Transit SystemAttn: Jeramie Hotz2932 N . 35th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53210

Minneapolis / St. Paul3225 Spring Street N .E .Minneapolis, MN 55413P 612/605 .5100F 612/605 .5150

New Orleans3609 Canal Street, Unit 1New Orleans, LA 70119P 504/486 .8477F 504/486 .8821

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS2201 East Camelback Road, Suite 500 Phoenix, AZ 85016

P 602/381 .5700 F 602/381 .5782clearchanneloutdoor .com

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special embellishments are quoted based on final creative specifications .

Shipping and Storage ServiceAll shipping charges are paid by the client . The method of shipment is by land carrier unless otherwise specified by the client or necessary due to the late arrival of artwork . Clear Channel Outdoor will dispose of painted vinyl 30-days after the completion of an advertising program . Alternative arrangements must be in the form of written instructions from the client or its agency . Upon request, vinyl will be shipped to any designated location at the expense of the advertiser .

Clear Channel Outdoor will store vinyl for up to one year . Storage fees may apply and vary by market . Clear Channel Outdoor does not assume any liability for damage that might occur to stored vinyl, including but not limited to fire, theft, vandalism or acts of God . Wallscape, Bulletin or Premiere Product© will be charged a fee .

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CLEAR CHANNEL ADSHELSales Offices

New York110 East 42nd Street 18th FloorNew York, NY 10017P 212/972 .0515F 212/818 .0618

CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTSSales Offices

Contact your Clear Channel Airports representative for airport shipping information .

Atlanta2028 Powers Ferry RoadSuite 110Atlanta, GA 30339P 800/462 .6989

Boston89 Maple StreetStoneham, MA 02180P 781/213 .3057

Chicago600 West Chicago AvenueSuite 600Chicago, IL 60654P 888/859 .9771

Dallas3700 East Randol MillArlington, TX 76011P 817/640 .4550

Denver4695 S Monaco StreetSuite 302Denver, CO 80237P 303/713 .8589

Detroit26877 Northwestern Hwy . Suite 112Southfield, MI 48033P 248/359 .6240

Ft. Lauderdale600 West Chicago AvenueSuite 600Chicago, IL 60610P 888/859 .9771

Los Angeles19320 Harborgate WayTorrance, CA 90501P 310/755 .7278

Minneapolis1600 Utica Avenue South Suite 400Minneapolis, MN 55416P 952/417 .3164

New York110 East 42nd Street Suite 1511New York, NY 10017P 800/726 .9679

Oakland555 12th Street, Suite 950Oakland, CA 94607P 510/835 .5900

Philadelphia111 Presidential BoulevardBala Cynwyd, PA 19004P 610/784 .3333

Phoenix4686 E . Van BurenSuite 200Phoenix, AZ 85008P 602/685 .1558

San Antonio3714 N . Pan Am ExpresswaySan Antonio, Texas 78219P 866/344 .2697

San Jose1420 Koll CircleSan Jose, CA 95112P 408/451 .7727

Seattle3601 Sixth Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98134P 206/682 .3833

St. Louis1001 Highlands Plaza Drive West, Suite 100Saint Louis, MO 63110P 314/333 .8190

San Francisco555 12th Street, Suite 950Oakland, CA 94607P 510/835 .5900

Toronto20 Dundas Street WestSuite 1001Toronto, Ontario Canada M5G 2C2P 416/408 .0800

VancouverSuite 2107Box 32332 YVR Domestic TerminalRichmond, BC CanadaV7B 1Y7P 604/274 .0800

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 600 West Chicago Avenue, Suite 600 Chicago, IL 60654P 888/859 .9771

CLEAR CHANNEL OUTDOORSales Offices & Outdoor Media Shipping Information

(Vinyl, Paper, etc.) by Division

GLOBALFor all inquires regarding opportunities outside of the US, please contact:

2201 East Camelback Road, Suite 500 Phoenix, AZ 85016602/381 .5700 phone 602/381 .5782 fax

Media Shipping:1836 Iberville St .New Orleans, LA 70112

New York110 East 42nd Street7th Floor New York, NY 10017P 212/812 .0000F 212/812 .0099

Media Shipping:(Vinyls)New York City(the Boroughs of the Bronx, Brooklyn,Queens and Manhattan)Shipping Hours: Between 7AM – 3 PMClear Channel Outdoor440 Exterior StreetBronx, NY 10451P 718/665 .8765

New York City(Grand Central Corridor Backlits)Shipping Hours: 8AM - 3PM110 East 42nd Street7th FloorNew York, NY 10017P: 212/812 .0000

Northern New Jersey(all Shipping)Shipping Hours: Between 7AM – 3PMClear Channel Outdoor34 Florence StreetSouth Hackensack, NJ 07606P 201/487 .6551

New York Suburbs(Westchester, Rockland and Putnam NY; Fairfield CT)(all Shipping)Shipping Hours: Between 7AM – 3PMClear Channel Outdoor35 Bartels PlaceNew Rochelle, NY 10801P 914/632 .8900

Ocala/Gainesville731 SW 37th AvenueOcala, FL 34474P 352/479 .6900F 352/479 .6901

Orlando5333 Old Winter Garden Rd .Orlando, FL 32811P 407/298 .6410F 407/297 .8176

Philadelphia9130 State Rd .Philadelphia, PA 19136P 215/827 .1100F 215/827 .1101

Phoenix4686 E . Van BurenSuite 200Phoenix, AZ 85008P 602/957 .8116F 602/374 .6438

Media Shipping:1825 South Black Canyon HwyPhoenix, AZ 85009

Portland715 N .E . Everett St .Portland, OR 97232P 503/232 .3111F 503/232 .7937

Media Shipping:624 NE EverettPortland, OR 97232P 503/232 .3111Attn: Mike Shaw

Reno4945 Joule StreetReno, NV 89502P 775/856 .0220F 775/856 .7595

Sacramento1107 9th Street, Suite #500Sacramento, CA 95814P 916/492 .1303F 916/492 .1309

Media Shipping:Vinyl/Paper Only2857 Hannah StreetOakland, CA 94608

Transit (Bus only, not Shelters)CIS WrapAttn: Lehi Mavromatis12 Acero CourtSacramento, CA 95835

Salisbury808 N . Salisbury BoulevardSalisbury, MD 21801P 410/543 .2100F 410/546 .4658

San Antonio3714 N . Pan Am ExpresswaySan Antonio, TX 78219P 210/227 .3451F 210/227 .5024

San Diego9660 Granite Ridge DriveSan Diego, CA 92123P 858/292 .2000F 858/522 .5525

Media Shipping:CCO Los Angeles19320 Harborgate WayTorrance, CA 90501

San Francisco555 12th Street, Suite 950Oakland, CA 94607P 510/835 .5900F 510/834 .9410

Media Shipping:2857 Hannah StreetOakland, CA 94608

Seattle3601 6th Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98134P 206/682-3833F 206/447-0377

Tampa Bay5555 Ulmerton RoadClearwater, FL 33760P 727/571 .2224F 727/571 .1564

Tucson441 East 25th StreetTucson, AZ 85713P 520/622 .6777F 520/882 .6119

Washington, D.C. / Baltimore9590 Lynn Buff Court, #5Laurel, MD 20723P 301/617 .2600F 301/617 .2606

West Palm Beach609 Hunter StreetWest Palm Beach, FL 33405P 561/588 .6277F 561/588 .0281

Media Shipping:(Special Instructions)Ship to Miami Division5800 NW 77th CourtMiami, FL 33166P 305/592 .6250F 305/477 .0743

Wichita3405 N . HydraulicWichita, KS 67219-3899P 316/838 .0871F 316/838 .4108

Wilmington24 Germay DriveWilmington, DE 19804P 302/658 .5520F 302/658 .5306

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CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 2880-B Meade Avenue, Suite 350 Las Vegas, NV 89102P 702/238 .7200

CLEAR CHANNEL TAXI MEDIASales Offices

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Austin (See Dallas)

BaltimorePlease call for address .P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP

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Boston/NewportBatterymarch Park IIPinehill Drive, Suite 102Quincy, MA 02169P 617/786 .1200 ext . 10

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media140 Shirley StreetBoston, MA 02119P 617/442 .4599

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Chicago (Sales Only)2233 South Wabash Avenue3rd FloorChicago, IL 60616P 312/881 .3119

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media2230 South Michigan AvenueSuite 300Chicago, IL 60616P 312/881 .3398

Dallas (Austin/Houston/San Antonio) 3700 E . Randol Mill Rd .Arlington, TX 76011P 817/640 .4550

Media Shipping:Please call for address .P 702/238 .7200

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Houston (See Dallas)

Kansas City (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


Las Vegas2880-B Meade AvenueSuite 350Las Vegas, NV 89102P 702/238 .7200

Media Shipping:D & F Advertising5210 Procyon AvenueLas Vegas, NV 89118P 702/498-0116

Los Angeles (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


Miami (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP

Media Shipping:Florida Taxi Meter3661 NW 33rd StreetMiami, FL 33142P 305/634 .5215

Memphis (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


New Orleans3609 Canal StreetNew Orleans, LA 70119P 504/486 .8477

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media1836 Iberville StreetNew Orleans, LA 70112P 504/234 .6484

New York (Long Island/Newark) 110 East 42nd Street7th FloorNew York, NY 10017P 212/812 .0039

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media28-25 Borden AvenueLong Island City, NY 11101P 718/786 .5975

Orlando (Sales Only)P 1-888-TAXI-TOP

Media Shipping:Ace Metro CabAttn: Clear Channel Taxi Media1265 Pine AvenueOrlando, FL 32824 P 407/855 .1171

2809 Lazlo LaneOrlando, FL 32837P 407/466 .4244

Philadelphia400 Franklin Street, Suite 303Braintree, MA 02184P 1-888-TAXI-TOP

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media918 Canal StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19123P 302/218-3509

Phoenix (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


Providence (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


San Antonio (See Dallas)

San Diego (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP


San Francisco/Oakland555 12th StreetSuite 950Oakland, CA 94607P 510/835 .5900

Media Shipping:Yellow Cab Co-OpAttn: Taxi Tops1200 Mississippi StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107P 415/286 .6777

Seattle/Tacoma3601 6th Avenue SouthSeattle, WA . 98134P 206/264 .9715

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media3601 6th Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98134P 206/7939289

Washington, D.C. (Sales Only)P 1/888 .TAXI .TOP

Media Shipping:Clear Channel Taxi Media10755 Tucker StreetBeltsville MD 20705P 301/931 .7181

CLEAR CHANNEL SPECTACOLORSales Office

Corporate OfficeClear Channel Spectacolor1501 Broadway4th FloorNew York, NY 10036P 212/221 .3100

CLEAR CHANNEL INTERSPACE AIRPORTSSales Office

Contact your Clear Channel Interspace Airports representative for airport shipping information .

CLEAR CHANNEL MALLSSales Office

Corporate OfficeClear Channel Malls110 E . 42nd Street18th FloorNew York, NY 10017P 212/972 .0515

National Media Shipping:Metroclean Express53-01 Vernon Blvd .Long Island City, NY 11101Attn: Receiving Department/MallsP 718/706 .8177

BRANDED CITIESSales Office

Corporate Office3225 Spring Street N .E .Minneapolis, MN 55413P 612/605 .5100F 612/605 .5150

Sales Office1501 Broadway4th FloorNew York, NY 10036P 212/221 .3100F 212/221 .7051

Media Shipping:(The Pier - Atlantic City, NJ)

Otter Creek ImagingStephen W Armstrong209 S 15th Street Millville NJ 08332 USAP 800/637 .9497

Media Shipping:(Westgate - Glendale, AZ)

Clear Channel Branded CitiesAttn: Mike Hart1825 South Black Canyon HwyPhoenix, AZ 85009P 602/307 .5573

Origin Pacific TerminalTrent DriveNelson, 7011 New ZealandP +64 3 546 8110F +64 3 546 8115

Corporate OfficeClear Channel Interspace Airports4635 Crackersport RoadAllentown, PA 18104P 877/422 .8326F 610/395 .4450

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Dallas/Fort Worth - Dallas

3,005 .6 100 30 84,840 .0 $6,800 $204,000

75 23 65,044 .0 $7,300 $167,900

50 15 42,420 .0 $7,800 $117,000

25 8 22,624 .0 $8,400 $67,200

20 6 16,968 .0 $8,400 $50,400

15 5 14,140 .0 $8,400 $42,000

10 3 8,484 .0 $8,400 $25,200

5 2 5,656 .0 $8,400 $16,800

Dallas/Fort Worth - Dallas/Fort Worth

4,398 .8 100 55 123,200 .0 $6,800 $374,000

75 41 91,840 .0 $7,350 $301,350

50 28 62,720 .0 $7,875 $220,500

25 14 31,360 .0 $8,400 $117,600

20 11 24,640 .0 $8,400 $92,400

15 8 17,920 .0 $8,400 $67,200

10 6 13,440 .0 $8,400 $50,400

5 3 6,720 .0 $8,400 $25,200

Dallas/Fort Worth - Fort Worth

1,393 .2 100 21 39,278 .4 $6,800 $142,800

75 16 29,926 .4 $7,300 $116,800

50 11 20,574 .4 $7,880 $86,680

25 5 9,352 .0 $8,400 $42,000

20 4 7,481 .6 $8,400 $33,600

15 3 5,611 .2 $8,400 $25,200

10 2 3,740 .8 $8,400 $16,800

5 1 1,870 .4 $8,400 $8,400

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - Daytona/Volusia-Orl DMA

401 .9 100 19 11,692 .8 $1,400 $26,600

75 15 9,318 .4 $1,500 $22,500

50 10 6,143 .2 $1,600 $16,000

25 5 3,175 .2 $1,700 $8,500

20 4 2,581 .6 $2,200 $8,800

15 4 2,581 .6 $2,200 $8,800

10 3 1,988 .0 $2,500 $7,500

5 2 1,394 .4 $2,500 $5,000

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - Ft Pierce/Vero-W Palm DMA

458 .0 100 20 12,779 .2 $1,400 $28,000

75 15 9,584 .4 $1,500 $22,500

50 10 6,389 .6 $1,600 $16,000

25 5 3,194 .8 $1,700 $8,500

20 4 2,514 .4 $2,200 $8,800

15 3 1,834 .0 $2,200 $6,600

10 3 1,834 .0 $2,200 $6,600

5 2 1,153 .6 $2,200 $4,400

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - Melbourne/Brevard-Orl DMA

420 .3 100 20 12,264 .0 $1,200 $24,000

75 16 9,811 .2 $1,300 $20,800

50 10 6,132 .0 $1,400 $14,000

25 6 3,679 .2 $1,700 $10,200

20 4 2,452 .8 $1,900 $7,600

15 4 2,452 .8 $1,900 $7,600

10 2 1,226 .4 $2,500 $5,000

5 2 1,226 .4 $2,500 $5,000

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - St Augustine/Flagler

268 .0 100 13 7,515 .2 $1,200 $15,600

75 10 5,717 .6 $1,300 $13,000

50 7 4,057 .2 $1,400 $9,800

25 4 2,259 .6 $1,700 $6,800

20 3 1,660 .4 $1,900 $5,700

15 3 1,660 .4 $2,100 $6,300

10 2 1,061 .2 $2,500 $5,000

5 2 1,061 .2 $2,500 $5,000

Des Moines

480 .8 100 20 12,488 .0 $3,200 $64,000

75 15 9,366 .0 $3,300 $49,500

50 10 6,244 .0 $3,400 $34,000

25 5 3,122 .0 $3,600 $18,000

20 4 2,497 .6 $3,800 $15,200

15 3 1,873 .2 $3,800 $11,400

10 2 1,248 .8 $3,800 $7,600

5 1 624 .4 $3,800 $3,800

El Paso

498 .5 100 14 14,112 .0 $3,100 $43,400

75 11 11,088 .0 $3,400 $37,400

50 7 7,056 .0 $3,700 $25,900

25 4 4,032 .0 $4,100 $16,400

20 3 3,024 .0 $4,100 $12,300

15 2 2,016 .0 $4,100 $8,200

10 1 1,008 .0 $4,100 $4,100

5 1 1,008 .0 $4,100 $4,100

Fort Smith - Fort Smith

199 .4 100

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20 3 1,131 .2 $1,975 $5,925

15 3 1,131 .2 $2,100 $6,300

10 2 722 .4 $2,100 $4,200

5 2 722 .4 $2,100 $4,200




BULLETINS

Cleveland - Akron (Bulletins)

649 .7 100 24 18,345 .6 $4,600 $110,400

75 18 13,759 .2 $4,600 $82,800

50 12 9,172 .8 $4,600 $55,200

25 6 4,586 .4 $4,600 $27,600

20 5 3,822 .0 $4,700 $23,500

15 4 3,057 .6 $4,700 $18,800

10 2 1,528 .8 $4,800 $9,600

5 1 764 .4 $4,800 $4,800

Cleveland - Canton (Bulletins)

284 .6 100 15 8,526 .0 $3,200 $48,000

75 11 6,252 .4 $3,200 $35,200

50 8 4,547 .2 $3,200 $25,600

25 4 2,273 .6 $3,200 $12,800

20 3 1,705 .2 $3,400 $10,200

15 2 1,136 .8 $3,400 $6,800

10 2 1,136 .8 $3,400 $6,800

5 1 568 .4 $3,700 $3,700

Cleveland - Cleveland (Bulletins)

1,444 .3 100 35 41,552 .0 $8,000 $280,000

75 26 30,867 .2 $8,000 $208,000

50 18 21,369 .6 $8,000 $144,000

25 9 10,684 .8 $8,000 $72,000

20 7 8,310 .4 $8,200 $57,400

15 5 5,936 .0 $8,200 $41,000

10 4 4,748 .8 $8,400 $33,600

5 2 2,374 .4 $8,400 $16,800

Columbus

903 .6 100 40 25,200 .0 $2,575 $103,000

75 30 18,900 .0 $2,735 $82,050

50 20 12,600 .0 $2,895 $57,900

25 10 6,300 .0 $3,057 $30,570

20 8 5,040 .0 $3,220 $25,760

15 6 3,780 .0 $3,220 $19,320

10 4 2,520 .0 $3,220 $12,880

5 2 1,260 .0 $3,220 $6,440

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Albuquerque*

470 .1 100 5 12,796 .0 $3,600 $18,000

75 4 10,236 .8 $3,600 $14,400

50 3 7,677 .6 $3,600 $10,800

25 1 2,559 .2 $3,600 $3,600

20 1 2,559 .2 $3,600 $3,600

15 1 2,559 .2 $3,600 $3,600

10 1 2,559 .2 $3,600 $3,600

5 1 2,559 .2 $3,600 $3,600

Atlanta

3,184 .9 100 53 88,298 .0 $2,950 $156,350

75 40 66,640 .0 $3,050 $122,000

50 27 44,982 .0 $3,150 $85,050

25 13 21,658 .0 $3,300 $42,900

20 11 18,326 .0 $3,400 $37,400

15 8 13,328 .0 $3,500 $28,000

10 5 8,330 .0 $3,700 $18,500

5 3 4,998 .0 $3,700 $11,100

Boston

4,326 .9 100 79 120,775 .2 $12,180 $962,220

75 59 90,199 .2 $12,940 $763,460

50 40 61,152 .0 $12,940 $517,600

25 20 30,576 .0 $14,465 $289,300

20 16 24,460 .8 $14,465 $231,440

15 12 18,345 .6 $14,465 $173,580

10 8 12,230 .4 $14,465 $115,720

5 4 6,115 .2 $15,225 $60,900

Chicago

6,254 .2 100 134 175,593 .6 $6,000 $804,000

75 101 132,350 .4 $6,500 $656,500

50 67 87,796 .8 $6,800 $455,600

25 34 44,553 .6 $7,000 $238,000

20 27 35,380 .8 $7,300 $197,100

15 20 26,208 .0 $7,500 $150,000

10 13 17,035 .2 $7,700 $100,100

5 7 9,172 .8 $8,000 $56,000

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Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami/Ft . Lauderdale

3,155 .3 100 45 90,468 .0 $4,000 $180,000

75 34 68,353 .6 $4,400 $149,600

50 23 46,239 .2 $5,000 $115,000

25 11 22,114 .4 $5,800 $63,800

20 9 18,093 .6 $5,800 $52,200

15 7 14,072 .8 $5,800 $40,600

10 5 10,052 .0 $5,900 $29,500

5 2 4,020 .8 $5,900 $11,800

Milwaukee

1,464 .0 100 32 41,126 .4 $3,200 $102,400

75 24 30,844 .8 $3,400 $81,600

50 16 20,563 .2 $4,000 $64,000

25 8 10,281 .6 $5,000 $40,000

20 6 7,711 .2 $5,100 $30,600

15 5 6,426 .0 $5,200 $26,000

10 3 3,855 .6 $5,720 $17,160

5 2 2,570 .4 $6,100 $12,200

Minneapolis/St Paul - Minneapolis/St Paul

2,308 .9 100 42 64,562 .4 $5,500 $231,000

75 32 49,190 .4 $5,500 $176,000

50 21 32,281 .2 $5,500 $115,500

25 11 16,909 .2 $5,500 $60,500

20 8 12,297 .6 $5,900 $47,200

15 6 9,223 .2 $5,900 $35,400

10 4 6,148 .8 $5,900 $23,600

5 2 3,074 .4 $9,600 $19,200

Minneapolis/St Paul - Rochester

101 .7 100 6 2,990 .4 $1,500 $9,000

75 5 2,492 .0 $1,500 $7,500

50 3 1,495 .2 $1,500 $4,500

25 2 996 .8 $1,500 $3,000

20 1 498 .4 $1,500 $1,500

15 1 498 .4 $1,500 $1,500

10 1 498 .4 $1,500 $1,500

5 1 498 .4 $1,500 $1,500

New York - Hudson Valley/Catskill Mtns

257 .0 100Please contact market for specific

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50

25 5 1,570 .8 $5,515 $27,575

20 4 1,223 .6 $5,775 $23,100

15 3 876 .4 $6,065 $18,195

10 2 529 .2 $6,615 $13,230

5 2 529 .2 $6,615 $13,230

New York - New York

11,363 .5 100 180 327,992 .0 $19,120 $3,441,600

75 135 245,630 .0 $19,120 $2,581,200

50 91 165,292 .4 $19,120 $1,739,920

25 45 82,362 .0 $19,205 $864,225

20 36 65,598 .4 $19,320 $695,520

15 27 48,834 .8 $19,435 $524,745

10 19 34,095 .6 $19,550 $371,450

5 9 16,763 .6 $19,670 $177,030

New York - New York City

6,339 .8 100 105 179,180 .4 $25,990 $2,728,950

75 79 134,576 .4 $26,025 $2,055,975

50 53 89,972 .4 $26,050 $1,380,650

25 26 44,604 .0 $26,085 $678,210

20 21 35,630 .0 $26,110 $548,310

15 15 25,891 .6 $26,140 $392,100

10 11 18,712 .4 $26,165 $287,815

5 6 9,738 .4 $26,200 $157,200

New York - New York Suburbs

772 .3 100 17 21,344 .4 $13,590 $231,030

75 13 16,114 .0 $13,620 $177,060

50 9 10,883 .6 $13,645 $122,805

25 5 5,653 .2 $13,675 $68,375

20 4 4,345 .6 $13,705 $54,820

15 3 3,038 .0 $13,760 $41,280

10 3 3,038 .0 $13,760 $41,280

5 2 1,730 .4 $13,790 $27,580

New York - Northern New Jersey

3,911 .3 100 56 114,268 .0 $8,665 $485,240

75 43 86,979 .2 $9,010 $387,430

50 28 57,134 .0 $9,490 $265,720

25 15 29,845 .2 $10,605 $159,075

20 11 22,792 .0 $10,815 $118,965

15 9 18,295 .2 $11,225 $101,025

10 6 11,550 .0 $11,435 $68,610

5 4 7,053 .2 $11,780 $47,120

Ocala/Gainesville - Gainesville

192 .3 100 8 5,622 .4 $2,640 $21,120

75 6 4,216 .8 $2,805 $16,830

50 4 2,811 .2 $2,970 $11,880

25 2 1,405 .6 $3,135 $6,270

20 2 1,405 .6 $3,135 $6,270

15 1 702 .8 $3,300 $3,300

10 1 702 .8 $3,300 $3,300

5 1 702 .8 $3,300 $3,300

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Fort Smith - Muskogee

52 .9 100 5 1,528 .8 $775 $3,875

75 4 1,276 .8 $825 $3,300

50 3 890 .4 $900 $2,700

25 2 638 .4 $1,000 $2,000

20 2 638 .4 $1,000 $2,000

15 2 638 .4 $1,000 $2,000

10 2 638 .4 $1,000 $2,000

5 2 638 .4 $1,000 $2,000

Fort Smith - Northwest AR Metro

297 .8 100 Please contact market for specific details, availability and rates .75

50 10 3,864 .0 $1,865 $18,650

25 6 2,318 .4 $2,175 $13,050

20 4 1,545 .6 $2,175 $8,700

15 4 1,545 .6 $2,400 $9,600

10 2 772 .8 $2,400 $4,800

5 2 772 .8 $2,400 $4,800

Houston

4,003 .3 100 40 110,992 .0 $4,500 $180,000

75 30 83,244 .0 $5,000 $150,000

50 20 55,496 .0 $5,200 $104,000

25 10 27,748 .0 $5,500 $55,000

20 8 22,198 .4 $6,100 $48,800

15 6 16,648 .8 $6,100 $36,600

10 4 11,099 .2 $6,100 $24,400

5 2 5,549 .6 $6,100 $12,200

Indianapolis

1,202 .1 100 34 35,509 .6 $5,800 $197,200

75 26 27,154 .4 $5,900 $153,400

50 17 17,754 .8 $6,125 $104,125

25 9 9,399 .6 $6,400 $57,600

20 7 7,310 .8 $6,400 $44,800

15 5 5,222 .0 $6,400 $32,000

10 3 3,133 .2 $6,400 $19,200

5 2 2,088 .8 $6,400 $12,800

Jacksonville

834 .5 100 21 23,755 .2 $3,970 $83,370

75 16 18,099 .2 $4,300 $68,800

50 11 12,443 .2 $4,535 $49,885

25 5 5,656 .0 $4,830 $24,150

20 4 4,524 .8 $4,830 $19,320

15 3 3,393 .6 $4,830 $14,490

10 2 2,262 .4 $4,830 $9,660

5 1 1,131 .2 $4,830 $4,830

Las Vegas

1,393 .9 100 27 38,253 .6 $2,750 $74,250

75 20 28,336 .0 $2,970 $59,400

50 14 19,835 .2 $3,190 $44,660

25 7 9,917 .6 $3,300 $23,100

20 5 7,084 .0 $3,520 $17,600

15 4 5,667 .2 $3,520 $14,080

10 3 4,250 .4 $3,520 $10,560

5 1 1,416 .8 $3,520 $3,520

Los Angeles

12,802 .0 100 253 355,616 .8 $6,525 $1,650,825

75 190 267,064 .0 $6,525 $1,239,750

50 127 178,511 .2 $7,150 $908,050

25 63 88,552 .8 $7,575 $477,225

20 51 71,685 .6 $7,575 $386,325

15 38 53,412 .8 $7,775 $295,450

10 25 35,140 .0 $8,400 $210,000

5 13 18,272 .8 $8,725 $113,425

Memphis

930 .8 100 29 27,608 .0 $2,640 $76,560

75 22 20,944 .0 $2,900 $63,800

50 15 14,280 .0 $3,230 $48,450

25 7 6,664 .0 $3,550 $24,850

20 6 5,712 .0 $3,865 $23,190

15 4 3,808 .0 $3,865 $15,460

10 3 2,856 .0 $3,865 $11,595

5 1 952 .0 $3,865 $3,865

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Ft . Lauderdale

1,346 .5 100 16 39,827 .2 $4,000 $64,000

75 12 29,870 .4 $4,400 $52,800

50 8 19,913 .6 $5,000 $40,000

25 4 9,956 .8 $5,800 $23,200

20 3 7,467 .6 $5,800 $17,400

15 2 4,978 .4 $5,900 $11,800

10 2 4,978 .4 $5,900 $11,800

5 1 2,489 .2 $6,000 $6,000

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami

1,808 .8 100 29 50,912 .4 $4,000 $116,000

75 22 38,623 .2 $4,400 $96,800

50 15 26,334 .0 $5,000 $75,000

25 7 12,289 .2 $5,800 $40,600

20 6 10,533 .6 $5,800 $34,800

15 4 7,022 .4 $5,800 $23,200

10 3 5,266 .8 $5,800 $17,400

5 1 1,755 .6 $6,000 $6,000

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San Antonio

1,526 .1 100 19 44,688 .0 $3,600 $68,400

75 14 32,928 .0 $3,800 $53,200

50 10 23,520 .0 $4,000 $40,000

25 5 11,760 .0 $4,250 $21,250

20 4 9,408 .0 $4,250 $17,000

15 3 7,056 .0 $4,400 $13,200

10 2 4,704 .0 $4,400 $8,800

5 1 2,352 .0 $4,400 $4,400

San Diego

2,218 .2 100 32 62,361 .6 $8,200 $262,400

75 24 46,771 .2 $8,200 $196,800

50 16 31,180 .8 $8,725 $139,600

25 8 15,590 .4 $9,150 $73,200

20 6 11,692 .8 $9,150 $54,900

15 5 9,744 .0 $9,350 $46,750

10 3 5,846 .4 $9,450 $28,350

5 2 3,897 .6 $10,300 $20,600


4,901 .0 100 82 137,300 .8 $6,000 $492,000

75 62 103,812 .8 $6,400 $396,800

50 41 68,650 .4 $6,600 $270,600

25 21 35,162 .4 $6,900 $144,900

20 16 26,790 .4 $7,100 $113,600

15 12 20,092 .8 $7,350 $88,200

10 8 13,395 .2 $7,600 $60,800

5 4 6,697 .6 $7,800 $31,200

Seattle - Seattle

2,111 .3 100 68 62,260 .8 $12,000 $816,000

75 51 46,695 .6 $12,000 $612,000

50 34 31,130 .4 $12,000 $408,000

25 17 15,565 .2 $12,000 $204,000

20 14 12,818 .4 $12,000 $168,000

15 10 9,156 .0 $12,000 $120,000

10 7 6,409 .2 $12,000 $84,000

5 3 2,746 .8 $12,000 $36,000

Seattle - Seattle Metroplex

2,853 .8 100 100 82,320 .0 $12,000 $1,200,000

75 75 61,740 .0 $12,000 $900,000

50 50 41,160 .0 $12,000 $600,000

25 25 20,580 .0 $12,000 $300,000

20 20 16,464 .0 $12,000 $240,000

15 15 12,348 .0 $12,000 $180,000

10 10 8,232 .0 $12,000 $120,000

5 5 4,116 .0 $12,000 $60,000

Seattle - Tacoma

742 .5 100 37 20,790 .0 $12,000 $444,000

75 28 15,635 .2 $12,000 $336,000

50 19 10,693 .2 $12,000 $228,000

25 10 5,538 .4 $12,000 $120,000

20 7 3,962 .0 $12,000 $84,000

15 6 3,365 .6 $12,000 $72,000

10 4 2,172 .8 $12,000 $48,000

5 3 1,576 .4 $12,000 $36,000

Tampa Bay - Pinellas

741 .6 100 15 21,042 .0 $3,300 $49,500

75 11 15,430 .8 $3,400 $37,400

50 8 11,222 .4 $3,500 $28,000

25 4 5,611 .2 $3,600 $14,400

20 3 4,208 .4 $3,760 $11,280

15 2 2,805 .6 $3,960 $7,920

10 2 2,805 .6 $3,960 $7,920

5 1 1,402 .8 $3,960 $3,960

Tampa Bay - Tampa

885 .7 100 17 25,370 .8 $3,500 $59,500

75 13 19,401 .2 $3,600 $46,800

50 9 13,431 .6 $3,750 $33,750

25 4 5,969 .6 $3,747 $14,988

20 3 4,477 .2 $4,151 $12,453

15 3 4,477 .2 $4,151 $12,453

10 2 2,984 .8 $4,151 $8,302

5 1 1,492 .4 $4,300 $4,300

Tampa Bay - Tampa Bay

1,627 .3 100 32 46,412 .8 $2,960 $94,720

75 24 34,809 .6 $3,228 $77,472

50 16 23,206 .4 $3,278 $52,448

25 8 11,603 .2 $3,450 $27,600

20 6 8,702 .4 $3,600 $21,600

15 5 7,252 .0 $3,600 $18,000

10 3 4,351 .2 $3,600 $10,800

5 2 2,900 .8 $3,600 $7,200

Tucson

732 .6 100 27 21,168 .0 $3,500 $94,500

75 20 15,680 .0 $3,600 $72,000

50 14 10,976 .0 $3,700 $51,800

25 7 5,488 .0 $3,800 $26,600

20 5 3,920 .0 $4,100 $20,500

15 4 3,136 .0 $4,300 $17,200

10 3 2,352 .0 $4,400 $13,200

5 1 784 .0 $4,500 $4,500

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Ocala/Gainesville - Ocala

261 .7 100 11 7,268 .8 $2,190 $24,090

75 8 5,286 .4 $2,330 $18,640

50 6 3,964 .8 $2,465 $14,790

25 3 1,982 .4 $2,600 $7,800

20 2 1,321 .6 $2,740 $5,480

15 2 1,321 .6 $2,740 $5,480

10 1 660 .8 $2,740 $2,740

5 1 660 .8 $2,740 $2,740

Orlando

1,304 .1 100 34 37,128 .0 $3,800 $129,200

75 26 28,392 .0 $4,000 $104,000

50 17 18,564 .0 $4,275 $72,675

25 9 9,828 .0 $4,500 $40,500

20 7 7,644 .0 $4,800 $33,600

15 5 5,460 .0 $4,800 $24,000

10 3 3,276 .0 $4,800 $14,400

5 2 2,184 .0 $5,500 $11,000

Philadelphia* - Delaware

509 .6 100 9 14,716 .8 $6,000 $54,000

75 7 11,446 .4 $6,700 $46,900

50 5 8,176 .0 $7,075 $35,375

25 2 3,270 .4 $7,250 $14,500

20 2 3,270 .4 $7,250 $14,500

15 1 1,635 .2 $7,800 $7,800

10 1 1,635 .2 $7,800 $7,800

5 1 1,635 .2 $7,800 $7,800

Philadelphia* - NJ 5 County

925 .7 100 24 26,409 .6 $6,050 $145,200

75 18 19,807 .2 $6,550 $117,900

50 12 13,204 .8 $7,150 $85,800

25 6 6,602 .4 $7,325 $43,950

20 5 5,502 .0 $7,890 $39,450

15 4 4,401 .6 $7,890 $31,560

10 2 2,200 .8 $7,890 $15,780

5 1 1,100 .4 $7,890 $7,890

Philadelphia* - PA 5 County

2,926 .9 100 48 91,123 .2 $6,250 $300,000

75 36 68,342 .4 $6,825 $245,700

50 24 45,561 .6 $7,425 $178,200

25 12 22,780 .8 $7,600 $91,200

20 10 18,984 .0 $8,200 $82,000

15 7 13,288 .8 $8,200 $57,400

10 5 9,492 .0 $8,200 $41,000

5 2 3,796 .8 $8,200 $16,400

Philadelphia* - Philadelphia DMA

4,565 .0 100 84 135,710 .4 $6,120 $514,080

75 63 101,782 .8 $6,650 $418,950

50 42 67,855 .2 $7,225 $303,450

25 21 33,927 .6 $7,380 $154,980

20 17 27,465 .2 $7,950 $135,150

15 13 21,002 .8 $7,950 $103,350

10 8 12,924 .8 $7,950 $63,600

5 4 6,462 .4 $7,950 $31,800

Phoenix

2,863 .3 100 68 80,348 .8 $5,500 $374,000

75 51 60,261 .6 $5,750 $293,250

50 34 40,174 .4 $6,000 $204,000

25 17 20,087 .2 $6,250 $106,250

20 14 16,542 .4 $6,500 $91,000

15 10 11,816 .0 $6,500 $65,000

10 7 8,271 .2 $6,500 $45,500

5 3 3,544 .8 $6,500 $19,500

Portland - Portland Metro

1,209 .6 100 28 32,144 .0 $7,000 $196,000

75 21 24,108 .0 $7,500 $157,500

50 14 16,072 .0 $8,000 $112,000

25 7 8,036 .0 $8,500 $59,500

20 6 6,888 .0 $9,000 $54,000

15 4 4,592 .0 $9,000 $36,000

10 3 3,444 .0 $9,500 $28,500

5 1 1,148 .0 $10,500 $10,500

Reno - Reno Metro

307 .0 100 16 8,332 .8 $3,786 $60,576

75 12 6,249 .6 $3,913 $46,956

50 8 4,166 .4 $3,997 $31,976

25 4 2,083 .2 $4,081 $16,324

20 3 1,562 .4 $4,207 $12,621

15 2 1,041 .6 $4,207 $8,414

10 2 1,041 .6 $4,207 $8,414

5 1 520 .8 $4,207 $4,207

Sacramento

1,404 .7 100 n/a n/a n/a n/a

75 18 27,316 .8 $9,800 $176,400

50 12 18,211 .2 $10,500 $126,000

25 6 9,105 .6 $11,000 $66,000

20 5 7,588 .0 $11,500 $57,500

15 4 6,070 .4 $12,500 $50,000

10 2 3,035 .2 $16,000 $32,000

5 1 1,517 .6 $17,500 $17,500

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

147146


2009 All Divisions Space Only Premiere Panel© Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

Population based on media coverage by counties . Select locations are priced higher .

PREMIERE PANELS©

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Albuquerque*

470 .1 100 13 16 29 13,067 .6 $585 $16,965

75 10 12 22 9,872 .8 $610 $13,420

50 7 8 15 6,678 .0 $660 $9,900

25 3 4 7 3,194 .8 $695 $4,865

Atlanta

3,104 .5 100 36 174 210 86,016 .0 $345 $72,450

75 27 131 158 64,736 .0 $380 $60,040

50 18 87 105 43,008 .0 $420 $44,100

25 9 44 53 21,728 .0 $475 $25,175

Boston

4,326 .9 100 60 288 348 120,960 .0 $3,650 $1,270,200

75 45 216 261 90,720 .0 $3,650 $952,650

50 30 144 174 60,480 .0 $3,650 $635,100

25 15 72 87 30,240 .0 $3,650 $317,550

Chicago

6,254 .2 100 58 326 384 176,265 .6 $2,620 $1,006,080

75 44 245 289 132,599 .6 $2,900 $838,100

50 29 163 192 88,132 .8 $3,135 $601,920

25 15 82 97 44,466 .8 $3,590 $348,230

Cleveland - Cleveland DMA (Posters)

2,378 .6 100 41 187 228 66,665 .2 $1,200 $273,600

75 31 140 171 49,977 .2 $1,300 $222,300

50 21 94 115 33,597 .2 $1,500 $172,500

25 10 47 57 16,688 .0 $2,000 $114,000

Columbus

1,280 .9 100 28 66 94 36,047 .2 $1,803 $169,482

75 21 50 71 27,258 .0 $1,905 $135,255

50 14 33 47 18,023 .6 $2,008 $94,376

25 7 17 24 9,234 .4 $2,111 $50,664


2,978 .0 100 21 160 181 84,280 .0 $1,325 $239,825

75 16 120 136 63,280 .0 $1,435 $195,160

50 11 80 91 42,280 .0 $1,545 $140,595

25 5 40 45 21,000 .0 $1,820 $81,900


4,450 .6 100 30 265 295 127,722 .0 $1,325 $390,875

75 23 199 222 96,065 .2 $1,435 $318,570

50 15 133 148 64,083 .6 $1,545 $228,660

25 8 66 74 31,981 .6 $1,820 $134,680


1,472 .6 100 8 92 100 41,574 .4 $1,325 $132,500

75 6 69 75 31,180 .8 $1,435 $107,625

50 4 46 50 20,787 .2 $1,545 $77,250

25 2 23 25 10,393 .6 $1,820 $45,500




18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Washington DC/Baltimore - Baltimore

2,042 .3 100 51 57,666 .0 $5,400 $275,400

75 39 44,016 .0 $5,600 $218,400

50 26 29,190 .0 $5,800 $150,800

25 13 14,826 .0 $6,200 $80,600

20 10 11,298 .0 $6,600 $66,000

15 8 8,946 .0 $6,800 $54,400

10 6 6,594 .0 $7,100 $42,600

5 3 3,066 .0 $7,500 $22,500

Washington DC/Baltimore - Washington DC

4,395 .9 100 149 124,345 .2 $6,600 $983,400

75 112 93,609 .6 $6,700 $750,400

50 75 62,344 .8 $6,850 $513,750

25 38 31,609 .2 $7,650 $290,700

20 30 25,149 .6 $7,700 $231,000

15 23 19,034 .4 $8,000 $184,000

10 15 12,574 .8 $8,600 $129,000

5 8 6,459 .6 $9,200 $73,600

Washington DC/Baltimore - Washington DC/Baltimore

5,857 .5 100 158 165,362 .4 $5,700 $900,600

75 119 124,552 .4 $6,300 $749,700

50 79 82,681 .2 $6,400 $505,600

25 40 41,871 .2 $6,665 $266,600

20 32 33,381 .6 $6,600 $211,200

15 24 25,180 .4 $6,900 $165,600

10 16 16,690 .8 $7,300 $116,800

5 9 9,262 .4 $7,600 $68,400

West Palm Beach

1,004 .0 100 20 29,456 .0 $3,500 $70,000

75 15 22,092 .0 $4,200 $63,000

50 10 14,728 .0 $4,800 $48,000

25 5 7,364 .0 $5,500 $27,500

20 4 5,891 .2 $5,500 $22,000

15 3 4,418 .4 $5,500 $16,500

10 2 2,945 .6 $5,600 $11,200

5 1 1,472 .8 $5,700 $5,700

Wichita

340 .3 100 12 9,777 .6 $1,850 $22,200

75 9 7,333 .2 $2,000 $18,000

50 6 4,888 .8 $2,100 $12,600

25 3 2,444 .4 $2,275 $6,825

20 2 1,629 .6 $2,275 $4,550

15 2 1,629 .6 $2,275 $4,550

10 1 814 .8 $2,385 $2,385

5 1 814 .8 $2,385 $2,385

149148




18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Los Angeles

12,802 .0 100 0 529 529 355,488 .0 $4,425 $2,340,825

75 0 397 397 266,784 .0 $4,425 $1,756,725

50 0 265 265 178,080 .0 $4,625 $1,225,625

25 0 132 132 88,704 .0 $4,625 $610,500

Memphis

926 .4 100 16 50 66 27,540 .8 $875 $57,750

75 12 38 50 20,888 .0 $900 $45,000

50 8 25 33 13,770 .4 $935 $30,855

25 4 13 17 7,117 .6 $965 $16,405


1,346 .5 100 12 45 57 37,976 .4 $900 $51,300

75 9 34 43 28,663 .6 $1,000 $43,000

50 6 23 29 19,350 .8 $1,100 $31,900

25 3 11 14 9,312 .8 $1,200 $16,800


1,808 .8 100 12 73 85 51,777 .6 $900 $76,500

75 9 55 64 38,992 .8 $1,000 $64,000

50 6 37 43 26,208 .0 $1,100 $47,300

25 3 18 21 12,784 .8 $1,200 $25,200


3,155 .3 100 24 118 142 88,788 .0 $900 $127,800

75 18 89 107 66,922 .8 $1,000 $107,000

50 12 59 71 44,394 .0 $1,100 $78,100

25 6 30 36 22,528 .8 $1,200 $43,200

Milwaukee

1,540 .4 100 22 92 114 42,509 .6 $800 $91,200

75 17 69 86 32,093 .6 $1,000 $86,000

50 11 46 57 21,484 .4 $1,200 $68,400

25 6 23 29 10,609 .2 $1,300 $37,700

Minneapolis/St Paul

2,308 .9 100

Please contact market for specific details, availability and rates .75

50

25


192 .3 100 8 8 16 5,510 .4 $745 $11,920

75 6 6 12 4,132 .8 $790 $9,480

50 4 4 8 2,755 .2 $830 $6,640

25 2 2 4 1,377 .6 $875 $3,500


261 .7 100 8 9 17 7,338 .8 $510 $8,670

75 6 7 13 5,636 .4 $540 $7,020

50 4 5 9 3,934 .0 $570 $5,130

25 2 2 4 1,702 .4 $600 $2,400

Orlando

1,304 .1 100 16 40 56 38,774 .4 $830 $46,480

75 12 30 42 29,080 .8 $875 $36,750

50 8 20 28 19,387 .2 $945 $26,460

25 4 10 14 9,693 .6 $995 $13,930



427 .6 100 9 24 33 11,869 .2 $490 $16,170

75 7 18 25 8,985 .2 $500 $12,500

50 5 12 17 6,101 .2 $525 $8,925

25 2 6 8 2,884 .0 $550 $4,400

Des Moines

480 .8 100 13 30 43 13,381 .2 $1,600 $68,800

75 10 23 33 10,262 .0 $1,600 $52,800

50 7 15 22 6,736 .8 $1,600 $35,200

25 3 8 11 3,525 .2 $1,600 $17,600

El Paso

498 .5 100 10 20 30 14,000 .0 $685 $20,550

75 8 15 23 10,500 .0 $730 $16,790

50 5 10 15 7,000 .0 $780 $11,700

25 3 5 8 3,500 .0 $830 $6,640


199 .4 100 10 10 20 5,852 .0 $650 $13,000

75 8 8 16 4,681 .6 $695 $11,120

50 5 5 10 2,926 .0 $735 $7,350

25 3 3 6 1,755 .6 $770 $4,620


52 .9 100 2 3 5 1,559 .6 $505 $2,525

75 2 2 4 1,170 .4 $550 $2,200

50 1 2 3 974 .4 $565 $1,695

25 1 1 2 585 .2 $615 $1,230


297 .8 100 12 11 23 8,374 .8 $876 $20,148

75 9 8 17 6,148 .8 $884 $15,028

50 6 6 12 4,452 .0 $928 $11,136

25 3 3 6 2,226 .0 $956 $5,736

Houston

4,003 .3 100Please contact market for specific details, availability and rates .

75

50 28 113 141 56,084 .0 $1,890 $266,490

25 14 57 71 28,252 .0 $1,995 $141,645

Indianapolis

1,202 .1 100


50

25 7 12 19 8,526 .0 $2,400 $45,600

Jacksonville

834 .5 100 6 9 15 26,006 .4 $1,390 $20,850

75 5 7 12 20,650 .0 $1,475 $17,700

50 3 5 8 14,025 .2 $1,560 $12,480

25 2 2 4 6,624 .8 $1,650 $6,600

Las Vegas

1,393 .9 100 9 40 49 37,912 .0 $711 $34,839

75 7 30 37 28,532 .0 $860 $31,820

50 5 20 25 19,152 .0 $882 $22,050

25 2 10 12 9,380 .0 $900 $10,800



18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

151150




18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Seattle - Tacoma

742 .5 100 4 47 51 20,664 .0 $3,500 $178,500

75 3 35 38 15,394 .4 $3,500 $133,000

50 2 24 26 10,539 .2 $3,500 $91,000

25 1 12 13 5,269 .6 $3,500 $45,500

Tampa Bay - Pasco

374 .6 100 1 17 18 10,295 .6 $830 $14,940

75 1 13 14 7,966 .0 $870 $12,180

50 1 9 10 5,636 .4 $920 $9,200

25 1 4 5 2,724 .4 $965 $4,825


741 .6 100 2 29 31 21,252 .0 $830 $25,730

75 2 22 24 16,352 .0 $870 $20,880

50 1 15 16 10,976 .0 $920 $14,720

25 1 7 8 5,376 .0 $965 $7,720

Tampa Bay - Tampa

885 .7 100 4 40 44 25,312 .0 $830 $36,520

75 3 30 33 18,984 .0 $870 $28,710

50 2 20 22 12,656 .0 $920 $20,240

25 1 10 11 6,328 .0 $965 $10,615


2,568 .6 100 10 108 118 71,988 .0 $745 $87,910

75 8 81 89 54,188 .4 $785 $69,865

50 5 54 59 35,994 .0 $830 $48,970

25 3 27 30 18,194 .4 $870 $26,100

Tucson

732 .6 100 19 19 38 21,120 .4 $1,425 $54,150

75 14 14 28 15,562 .4 $1,570 $43,960

50 10 10 20 11,116 .0 $1,750 $35,000

25 5 5 10 5,558 .0 $1,900 $19,000


2,042 .3 100


50

25


4,347 .1 100


50

25


5,808 .7 100


50

25

West Palm Beach

1,004 .0 100 19 34 53 28,123 .2 $900 $47,700

75 14 26 40 21,268 .8 $1,000 $40,000

50 10 17 27 14,285 .6 $1,100 $29,700

25 5 9 14 7,431 .2 $1,200 $16,800





4,528 .5 100


50

25


1,209 .6 100 2 62 64 34,064 .8 $1,200 $76,800

75 2 47 49 25,916 .8 $1,500 $73,500

50 1 31 32 17,032 .4 $1,800 $57,600

25 1 16 17 8,884 .4 $2,500 $42,500

Reno - Reno Metro

307 .0 100 4 17 21 8,260 .0 $837 $17,577

75 3 13 16 6,302 .8 $896 $14,336

50 2 9 11 4,345 .6 $924 $10,164

25 1 4 5 1,957 .2 $983 $4,915

Sacramento

1,404 .7 100 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a75 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a50 10 24 34 20,176 .8 $2,800 $95,200

25 5 13 18 10,656 .8 $3,500 $63,000

Salisbury - Salisbury/Ocean City

557 .9 100 19 21 40 16,086 .0 $625 $25,000

75 14 16 30 12,124 .0 $636 $19,080

50 10 11 21 8,439 .2 $663 $13,923

25 5 5 10 3,962 .0 $700 $7,000

San Antonio

1,527 .0 100 23 67 90 43,615 .6 $1,000 $90,000

75 17 50 67 32,480 .0 $1,000 $67,000

50 12 34 46 22,271 .2 $1,100 $50,600

25 6 17 23 11,135 .6 $1,200 $27,600

San Diego

2,218 .2 100 0 110 110 60,676 .0 $4,425 $486,750

75 0 83 83 45,782 .8 $4,425 $367,275

50 0 55 55 30,338 .0 $4,620 $254,100

25 0 28 28 15,444 .8 $4,620 $129,360


4,901 .0 100 0 278 278 138,555 .2 $2,000 $556,000

75 0 209 209 104,165 .6 $2,000 $418,000

50 0 139 139 69,277 .6 $2,000 $278,000

25 0 70 70 34,888 .0 $2,000 $140,000

Seattle - Seattle

2,111 .3 100 9 103 112 61,230 .4 $3,500 $392,000

75 7 77 84 45,864 .0 $3,500 $294,000

50 5 52 57 31,063 .2 $3,500 $199,500

25 2 26 28 15,366 .4 $3,500 $98,000


2,853 .8 100 13 151 164 80,326 .4 $3,500 $574,000

75 10 113 123 60,200 .0 $3,500 $430,500

50 7 76 83 40,577 .6 $3,500 $290,500

25 3 38 41 20,126 .4 $3,500 $143,500

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

153152


2009 All Divisions Space Only Posters / ECO•Posters Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

Population based on media coverage by counties .

POSTERS / ECO•POSTERS

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Albuquerque*

470 .1 100 13 16 29 13,067 .6 $510 $14,790

75 10 12 22 9,872 .8 $535 $11,770

50 7 8 15 6,678 .0 $585 $8,775

25 3 4 7 3,194 .8 $620 $4,340

Atlanta

3,104 .5 100 36 174 210 86,016 .0 $345 $72,450

75 27 131 158 64,736 .0 $380 $60,040

50 18 87 105 43,008 .0 $420 $44,100

25 9 44 53 21,728 .0 $475 $25,175

Boston

4,326 .9 100 60 288 348 120,960 .0 $750 $261,000

75 45 216 261 90,720 .0 $775 $202,275

50 30 144 174 60,480 .0 $800 $139,200

25 15 72 87 30,240 .0 $825 $71,775

Chicago

6,254 .2 100 58 326 384 176,265 .6 $750 $288,000

75 44 245 289 132,599 .6 $800 $231,200

50 29 163 192 88,132 .8 $825 $158,400

25 15 82 97 44,466 .8 $850 $82,450


2,378 .6 100 41 187 228 66,665 .2 $710 $161,880

75 31 140 171 49,977 .2 $720 $123,120

50 21 94 115 33,597 .2 $740 $85,100

25 10 47 57 16,688 .0 $770 $43,890

Columbus - Chillicothe

57 .1 100 3 2 5 1,559 .6 $584 $2,920

75 2 2 4 1,349 .6 $584 $2,336

50 2 1 3 884 .8 $615 $1,845

25 1 1 2 674 .8 $615 $1,230

Columbus - Columbus

1,280 .9 100 28 66 94 36,047 .2 $765 $71,910

75 21 50 71 27,258 .0 $808 $57,368

50 14 33 47 18,023 .6 $854 $40,138

25 7 17 24 9,234 .4 $911 $21,864

Columbus - Springfield

166 .1 100 9 11 20 4,788 .0 $568 $11,360

75 7 8 15 3,556 .0 $584 $8,760

50 5 6 11 2,626 .4 $599 $6,589

25 2 3 5 1,232 .0 $615 $3,075


2,978 .0 100 21 160 181 84,280 .0 $655 $118,555

75 16 120 136 63,280 .0 $680 $92,480

50 11 80 91 42,280 .0 $675 $61,425

25 5 40 45 21,000 .0 $700 $31,500




Wichita

340 .3 100 20 12 32 9,587 .2 $475 $15,200

75 15 9 24 7,190 .4 $525 $12,600

50 10 6 16 4,793 .6 $575 $9,200

25 5 3 8 2,396 .8 $650 $5,200

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

155154




Jacksonville

834 .5 100 8 32 40 25,020 .8 $855 $34,200

75 6 24 30 18,765 .6 $905 $27,150

50 4 16 20 12,510 .4 $955 $19,100

25 2 8 10 6,255 .2 $1,005 $10,050

Las Vegas

1,393 .9 100 10 41 51 38,071 .6 $540 $27,540

75 8 31 39 28,960 .4 $612 $23,868

50 5 21 26 19,451 .6 $630 $16,380

25 3 10 13 9,508 .8 $680 $8,840

Los Angeles

12,802 .0 100 21 508 529 356,378 .4 $620 $327,980

75 16 381 397 267,360 .8 $620 $246,140

50 11 254 265 178,343 .2 $645 $170,925

25 5 127 132 89,017 .6 $725 $95,700

Memphis

926 .4 100 16 50 66 27,540 .8 $690 $45,540

75 12 38 50 20,888 .0 $720 $36,000

50 8 25 33 13,770 .4 $750 $24,750

25 4 13 17 7,117 .6 $820 $13,940


1,346 .5 100 12 45 57 37,976 .4 $800 $45,600

75 9 34 43 28,663 .6 $800 $34,400

50 6 23 29 19,350 .8 $850 $24,650

25 3 11 14 9,312 .8 $850 $11,900


1,808 .8 100 12 73 85 51,777 .6 $800 $68,000

75 9 55 64 38,992 .8 $800 $51,200

50 6 37 43 26,208 .0 $850 $36,550

25 3 18 21 12,784 .8 $850 $17,850


3,155 .3 100 24 118 142 88,788 .0 $800 $113,600

75 18 89 107 66,922 .8 $800 $85,600

50 12 59 71 44,394 .0 $850 $60,350

25 6 30 36 22,528 .8 $850 $30,600

Milwaukee

1,540 .4 100 22 92 114 43,097 .6 $600 $68,400

75 17 69 86 32,412 .8 $650 $55,900

50 11 46 57 21,548 .8 $675 $38,475

25 6 23 29 10,864 .0 $700 $20,300

Minneapolis/St Paul

2,308 .9 100 50 100 150 66,080 .0 $740 $111,000

75 38 75 113 49,767 .2 $790 $89,270

50 25 50 75 33,040 .0 $840 $63,000

25 13 25 38 16,727 .2 $890 $33,820


266 .7 100 21 18 39 7,618 .8 $825 $32,175

75 16 14 30 5,874 .4 $850 $25,500

50 11 9 20 3,886 .4 $880 $17,600

25 5 5 10 1,988 .0 $910 $9,100

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate





4,450 .6 100 30 265 295 127,722 .0 $600 $177,000

75 23 199 222 96,065 .2 $625 $138,750

50 15 133 148 64,083 .6 $650 $96,200

25 8 66 74 31,981 .6 $675 $49,950


1,472 .6 100 8 90 98 40,779 .2 $655 $64,190

75 6 68 74 30,783 .2 $680 $50,320

50 4 45 49 20,389 .6 $710 $34,790

25 2 23 25 10,393 .6 $735 $18,375


427 .6 100 9 24 33 11,869 .2 $485 $16,005

75 7 18 25 8,985 .2 $500 $12,500

50 5 12 17 6,101 .2 $525 $8,925

25 2 6 8 2,884 .0 $550 $4,400

Des Moines

480 .8 100 11 31 42 13,602 .4 $730 $30,660

75 8 23 31 10,077 .2 $750 $23,250

50 6 16 22 7,050 .4 $825 $18,150

25 3 8 11 3,525 .2 $825 $9,075

El Paso

498 .5 100 21 22 43 14,022 .4 $590 $25,370

75 16 17 33 10,774 .4 $630 $20,790

50 11 11 22 7,145 .6 $650 $14,300

25 5 6 11 3,628 .8 $665 $7,315


199 .4 100 10 10 20 5,852 .0 $450 $9,000

75 8 8 16 4,681 .6 $460 $7,360

50 5 5 10 2,926 .0 $470 $4,700

25 3 3 6 1,755 .6 $530 $3,180


52 .9 100 2 3 5 1,559 .6 $500 $2,500

75 2 2 4 1,170 .4 $510 $2,040

50 1 2 3 974 .4 $520 $1,560

25 1 1 2 585 .2 $550 $1,100


297 .8 100 12 11 23 8,374 .8 $700 $16,100

75 9 8 17 6,148 .8 $735 $12,495

50 6 6 12 4,452 .0 $740 $8,880

25 3 3 6 2,226 .0 $815 $4,890

Houston

4,003 .3 100 56 226 282 112,168 .0 $588 $165,816

75 42 170 212 84,336 .0 $627 $132,924

50 28 113 141 56,084 .0 $667 $94,047

25 14 57 71 28,252 .0 $708 $50,268

Indianapolis

1,202 .1 100 29 58 87 34,997 .2 $950 $82,650

75 22 44 66 26,549 .6 $950 $62,700

50 15 29 44 17,634 .4 $950 $41,800

25 7 15 22 8,915 .2 $950 $20,900

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

157156




Reno - Reno Metro

307 .0 100 7 16 23 8,526 .0 $784 $18,032

75 5 12 17 6,336 .4 $790 $13,430

50 4 8 12 4,379 .2 $807 $9,684

25 2 4 6 2,189 .6 $834 $5,004

Sacramento

1,404 .7 100 18 50 68 40,532 .8 $1,025 $69,700

75 14 38 52 30,968 .0 $1,025 $53,300

50 9 25 34 20,266 .4 $1,075 $36,550

25 5 13 18 10,701 .6 $1,175 $21,150


557 .9 100 21 19 40 15,610 .0 $625 $25,000

75 16 14 30 11,648 .0 $636 $19,080

50 11 10 21 8,201 .2 $663 $13,923

25 5 5 10 3,962 .0 $700 $7,000

San Antonio

1,527 .0 100 23 70 93 42,789 .6 $675 $62,775

75 17 53 70 32,230 .8 $675 $47,250

50 12 35 47 21,596 .4 $710 $33,370

25 6 18 24 11,037 .6 $740 $17,760

San Diego

2,218 .2 100 11 99 110 60,891 .6 $755 $83,050

75 8 74 82 45,460 .8 $755 $61,910

50 6 50 56 30,861 .6 $780 $43,680

25 3 25 28 15,430 .8 $865 $24,220


4,901 .0 100 25 265 290 138,516 .0 $725 $210,250

75 19 199 218 104,076 .0 $775 $168,950

50 13 133 146 69,636 .0 $825 $120,450

25 6 66 72 34,440 .0 $875 $63,000

Seattle - Bellingham

233 .5 100 2 9 11 6,666 .8 $1,150 $12,650

75 2 7 9 5,328 .4 $1,150 $10,350

50 1 5 6 3,668 .0 $1,150 $6,900

25 1 2 3 1,660 .4 $1,150 $3,450

Seattle - Seattle

2,111 .3 100 9 103 112 61,230 .4 $1,150 $128,800

75 7 77 84 45,864 .0 $1,150 $96,600

50 5 52 57 31,063 .2 $1,150 $65,550

25 2 26 28 15,366 .4 $1,150 $32,200


2,853 .8 100 13 151 164 80,326 .4 $1,150 $188,600

75 10 113 123 60,200 .0 $1,150 $141,450

50 7 76 83 40,577 .6 $1,150 $95,450

25 3 38 41 20,126 .4 $1,150 $47,150

Seattle - Tacoma

742 .5 100 4 47 51 20,664 .0 $1,150 $58,650

75 3 35 38 15,394 .4 $1,150 $43,700

50 2 24 26 10,539 .2 $1,150 $29,900

25 1 12 13 5,269 .6 $1,150 $14,950

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate





1,059 .6 100 70 60 130 30,828 .0 $1,175 $152,750

75 53 45 98 23,217 .6 $1,240 $121,520

50 35 30 65 15,414 .0 $1,300 $84,500

25 18 15 33 7,803 .6 $1,360 $44,880


192 .3 100 8 8 16 5,510 .4 $745 $11,920

75 6 6 12 4,132 .8 $790 $9,480

50 4 4 8 2,755 .2 $830 $6,640

25 2 2 4 1,377 .6 $875 $3,500


261 .7 100 8 9 17 7,361 .2 $510 $8,670

75 6 7 13 5,653 .2 $540 $7,020

50 4 5 9 3,945 .2 $570 $5,130

25 2 2 4 1,708 .0 $600 $2,400

Orlando

1,304 .1 100 20 36 56 38,281 .6 $830 $46,480

75 15 27 42 28,711 .2 $875 $36,750

50 10 18 28 19,140 .8 $945 $26,460

25 5 9 14 9,570 .4 $995 $13,930

Philadelphia* - Delaware

509 .6 100 11 17 28 14,459 .2 $675 $18,900

75 8 13 21 10,906 .0 $710 $14,910

50 6 9 15 7,719 .6 $764 $11,460

25 3 4 7 3,553 .2 $815 $5,705

Philadelphia* - NJ 5 County

1,092 .1 100Please contact market for specific details, availability and rates .

75

50 43 21 64 15,878 .8 $930 $59,520

25 21 10 31 7,655 .2 $985 $30,535

Philadelphia* - PA 5 County

2,926 .9 100 95 155 250 87,878 .0 $830 $207,500

75 71 116 187 65,744 .0 $850 $158,950

50 48 78 126 44,268 .0 $890 $112,140

25 24 39 63 22,134 .0 $910 $57,330


4,528 .5 100 160 216 376 128,822 .4 $735 $276,360

75 120 162 282 96,616 .8 $780 $219,960

50 80 108 188 64,411 .2 $800 $150,400

25 40 54 94 32,205 .6 $830 $78,020


1,209 .6 100 2 61 63 33,087 .6 $800 $50,400

75 2 46 48 25,065 .6 $850 $40,800

50 1 31 32 16,811 .2 $900 $28,800

25 1 15 16 8,254 .4 $950 $15,200

Portland - Salem

283 .6 100 5 9 14 7,842 .8 $850 $11,900

75 4 7 11 6,168 .4 $900 $9,900

50 3 5 8 4,494 .0 $1,000 $8,000

25 1 2 3 1,674 .4 $1,200 $3,600

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

159158


2009 All Divisions Space Only Posters / ECO•Poster & Transit Shelter Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


POSTERS / ECO•POSTERS & TRANSIT SHELTERS

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Transit

# of Posters

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Los Angeles

12,802 .0 100 308 307 615 353,010 .0 $565 $347,475

75 231 230 461 264,614 .0 $565 $260,465

50 154 154 308 176,792 .0 $590 $181,720

25 77 77 154 88,396 .0 $675 $103,950

Memphis

661 .8 100 16 23 39 18,541 .6 $675 $26,325

75 12 17 29 13,804 .0 $700 $20,300

50 8 12 20 9,475 .2 $735 $14,700

25 4 6 10 4,737 .6 $800 $8,000


1,346 .5 100 23 37 60 38,785 .6 $740 $44,400

75 17 28 45 29,100 .4 $740 $33,300

50 12 19 31 20,034 .0 $740 $22,940

25 6 9 15 9,685 .2 $740 $11,100


1,808 .8 100 30 58 88 51,956 .8 $740 $65,120

75 23 44 67 39,550 .0 $740 $49,580

50 15 29 44 25,978 .4 $740 $32,560

25 8 15 23 13,571 .6 $740 $17,020


3,155 .3 100 53 95 148 90,333 .6 $740 $109,520

75 40 71 111 67,740 .4 $740 $82,140

50 27 48 75 45,771 .6 $740 $55,500

25 13 24 37 22,593 .2 $740 $27,380

Milwaukee

1,540 .4 100 18 98 116 42,812 .0 $550 $63,800

75 14 74 88 32,452 .0 $600 $52,800

50 9 49 58 21,406 .0 $650 $37,700

25 5 25 30 11,046 .0 $700 $21,000


5,085 .1 100 152 252 404 155,288 .0 $725 $292,900

75 114 189 303 116,466 .0 $750 $227,250

50 76 126 202 77,644 .0 $780 $157,560

25 38 63 101 38,822 .0 $800 $80,800


741 .6 100 4 26 30 20,927 .2 $690 $20,700

75 3 20 23 16,044 .0 $725 $16,675

50 2 13 15 10,463 .6 $765 $11,475

25 1 7 8 5,580 .4 $805 $6,440


3,509 .7 100 157 70 227 98,915 .6 $1,450 $329,150

75 118 53 171 74,524 .8 $1,550 $265,050

50 79 35 114 49,669 .2 $1,650 $188,100

25 39 18 57 24,855 .6 $1,750 $99,750




18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Tampa Bay - Pasco

374 .6 100 1 17 18 10,659 .6 $546 $9,828

75 1 13 14 8,262 .8 $620 $8,680

50 1 9 10 5,866 .0 $604 $6,040

25 1 4 5 2,870 .0 $633 $3,165


741 .6 100 2 28 30 20,921 .6 $690 $20,700

75 2 21 23 15,943 .2 $725 $16,675

50 1 14 15 10,460 .8 $765 $11,475

25 1 7 8 5,482 .4 $805 $6,440

Tampa Bay - Tampa

885 .7 100 3 41 44 25,552 .8 $690 $30,360

75 2 31 33 19,222 .0 $725 $23,925

50 2 21 23 13,258 .0 $765 $17,595

25 1 10 11 6,330 .8 $805 $8,855


2,568 .6 100 10 108 118 73,068 .8 $620 $73,160

75 8 81 89 55,022 .8 $655 $58,295

50 5 54 59 36,534 .4 $690 $40,710

25 3 27 30 18,488 .4 $725 $21,750

Tucson

732 .6 100 22 21 43 21,504 .0 $845 $36,335

75 17 16 33 16,464 .0 $865 $28,545

50 11 11 22 11,088 .0 $880 $19,360

25 6 5 11 5,376 .0 $920 $10,120


2,042 .3 100 38 115 153 57,775 .2 $720 $110,160

75 29 86 115 43,341 .2 $800 $92,000

50 19 58 77 29,100 .4 $850 $65,450

25 10 29 39 14,666 .4 $900 $35,100


4,347 .1 100 128 148 276 122,796 .8 $1,500 $414,000

75 96 111 207 92,097 .6 $1,550 $320,850

50 64 74 138 61,398 .4 $1,600 $220,800

25 32 37 69 30,699 .2 $1,650 $113,850


5,808 .7 100 134 280 414 163,811 .2 $1,050 $434,700

75 101 210 311 122,992 .8 $1,100 $342,100

50 67 140 207 81,905 .6 $1,200 $248,400

25 34 70 104 41,087 .2 $1,400 $145,600

West Palm Beach

1,004 .0 100 19 34 53 28,123 .2 $800 $42,400

75 14 26 40 21,268 .8 $800 $32,000

50 10 17 27 14,285 .6 $850 $22,950

25 5 9 14 7,431 .2 $850 $11,900

Wichita

340 .3 100 9 12 21 9,760 .8 $450 $9,450

75 7 9 16 7,375 .2 $475 $7,600

50 5 6 11 4,989 .6 $500 $5,500

25 2 3 5 2,385 .6 $550 $2,750

161160


2009 All Divisions Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .



289 .1 100 22 0 22 8,254 .4 $210 $4,620

75 17 0 17 6,378 .4 $210 $3,570

50 11 0 11 4,127 .2 $210 $2,310

25 6 0 6 2,251 .2 $210 $1,260


458 .1 100 34 0 34 12,852 .0 $210 $7,140

75 26 0 26 9,828 .0 $210 $5,460

50 17 0 17 6,426 .0 $210 $3,570

25 9 0 9 3,402 .0 $210 $1,890

Milwaukee

705 .5 100 98 0 98 19,756 .8 $150 $14,700

75 74 0 74 14,918 .4 $165 $12,210

50 49 0 49 9,878 .4 $175 $8,575

25 25 0 25 5,040 .0 $180 $4,500


177 .1 100


50

25 5 1 6 1,330 .0 $195 $1,170


71 .1 100 7 0 7 1,940 .4 $195 $1,365

75 5 0 5 1,386 .0 $205 $1,025

50 4 0 4 1,108 .8 $215 $860

25 2 0 2 554 .4 $226 $452

San Antonio

1,231 .7 100 167 0 167 35,537 .6 $200 $33,400

75 125 0 125 26,600 .0 $210 $26,250

50 84 0 84 17,875 .2 $220 $18,480

25 42 0 42 8,937 .6 $230 $9,660


2,531 .1 100 295 0 295 71,036 .0 $165 $48,675

75 221 0 221 53,216 .8 $165 $36,465

50 148 0 148 35,638 .4 $185 $27,380

25 74 0 74 17,819 .2 $210 $15,540


2,853 .8 100


50

25 85 1 86 20,171 .2 $250 $21,500

Seattle - Tacoma

742 .5 100 88 0 88 20,697 .6 $250 $22,000

75 66 0 66 15,523 .2 $250 $16,500

50 44 0 44 10,348 .8 $250 $11,000

25 22 0 22 5,174 .4 $250 $5,500

Tucson

732 .6 100 74 0 74 21,756 .0 $160 $11,840

75 56 0 56 16,464 .0 $165 $9,240

50 37 0 37 10,878 .0 $180 $6,660

25 19 0 19 5,586 .0 $215 $4,085

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 All Divisions Space Only Junior Posters Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


JUNIOR POSTERS

Boston

978 .0 100


50

25 30 0 30 6,636 .0 $200 $6,000

Chicago

6,254 .2 100 719 0 719 175,148 .4 $135 $97,065

75 539 0 539 131,300 .4 $140 $75,460

50 360 0 360 87,696 .0 $150 $54,000

25 180 0 180 43,848 .0 $160 $28,800


2,692 .7 100 390 0 390 75,348 .0 $206 $80,340

75 293 0 293 56,607 .6 $232 $67,976

50 195 0 195 37,674 .0 $258 $50,310

25 98 0 98 18,933 .6 $283 $27,734


3,937 .1 100 590 0 590 110,684 .0 $206 $121,540

75 443 0 443 83,106 .8 $232 $102,776

50 295 0 295 55,342 .0 $258 $76,110

25 148 0 148 27,764 .8 $283 $41,884


1,244 .4 100


50

25 66 0 66 8,685 .6 $283 $18,678

El Paso

498 .5 100 65 0 65 14,089 .6 $165 $11,220

75 49 0 49 10,567 .2 $170 $8,670

50 33 0 33 7,044 .8 $175 $5,950

25 16 0 16 3,522 .4 $200 $3,400

Houston

1,470 .6 100


50

25

Indianapolis

150 .9 100 28 0 28 4,468 .8 $310 $8,680

75 21 0 21 3,351 .6 $310 $6,510

50 14 0 14 2,234 .4 $325 $4,550

25 7 0 7 1,117 .2 $325 $2,275


169 .0 100 12 0 12 4,704 .0 $210 $2,520

75 9 0 9 3,528 .0 $210 $1,890

50 6 0 6 2,352 .0 $210 $1,260

25 3 0 3 1,176 .0 $210 $630

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

163162


2009 All Divisions Space Only Transit Shelter Display Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

Population based on media coverage by counties . Backlit only programs are available at a premium .

TRANSIT SHELTER DISPLAYS

Los Angeles - Los Angeles

10,117 .5 100 58 478 536 274,069 .6 $680 $364,480

75 44 359 403 205,998 .8 $680 $274,040

50 29 239 268 137,034 .8 $740 $198,320

25 15 120 135 68,964 .0 $805 $108,675

Los Angeles - Orange County

2,202 .2 100 12 99 111 61,420 .8 $755 $83,805

75 9 74 83 45,922 .8 $755 $62,665

50 6 50 56 30,996 .0 $820 $45,920

25 3 25 28 15,498 .0 $890 $24,920

Memphis

661 .8 100 0 34 34 19,420 .8 $625 $21,250

75 0 26 26 14,851 .2 $655 $17,030

50 0 17 17 9,710 .4 $700 $11,900

25 0 9 9 5,140 .8 $765 $6,885


652 .8 100 6 24 30 18,564 .0 $600 $18,000

75 5 18 23 14,215 .6 $600 $13,800

50 3 12 15 9,282 .0 $600 $9,000

25 2 6 8 4,933 .6 $600 $4,800


528 .9 100 13 14 27 15,111 .6 $600 $16,200

75 10 11 21 11,768 .4 $600 $12,600

50 7 7 14 7,800 .8 $600 $8,400

25 3 4 7 3,967 .6 $600 $4,200

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami Beach

82 .2 100 23 25 48 30,604 .0 $1,100 $52,800

75 17 19 36 22,976 .8 $1,150 $41,400

50 12 13 25 15,937 .6 $1,200 $30,000

25 6 6 12 7,627 .2 $1,250 $15,000


1,181 .7 100 19 38 57 33,622 .4 $600 $34,200

75 14 29 43 25,401 .6 $600 $25,800

50 10 19 29 17,068 .8 $600 $17,400

25 5 10 15 8,848 .0 $600 $9,000

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - The Florida Keys

57 .0 100 0 10 10 7,952 .0 $600 $6,000

75 0 8 8 6,361 .6 $600 $4,800

50 0 5 5 3,976 .0 $600 $3,000

25 0 3 3 2,385 .6 $600 $1,800

Milwaukee

984 .7 100 80 0 80 27,552 .0 $450 $36,000

75 60 0 60 20,664 .0 $475 $28,500

50 40 0 40 13,776 .0 $500 $20,000

25 20 0 20 6,888 .0 $550 $11,000

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 All Divisions Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .



487 .1 100


50

25 23 0 23 3,413 .2 $400 $9,200


1,095 .1 100


50

25 27 0 27 7,635 .6 $400 $10,800


1,582 .2 100


50

25 48 0 48 10,617 .6 $400 $19,200

Wichita

340 .3 100 48 0 48 9,542 .4 $100 $4,800

75 36 0 36 7,156 .8 $110 $3,960

50 24 0 24 4,771 .2 $125 $3,000

25 12 0 12 2,385 .6 $135 $1,620

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

165164

2008 All Divisions Space Only San Francisco Newsrack Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

SAN FRANCISCO NEWSRACKS

San Francisco

Full Network 120 $1,150 $138,000

Half Network 60 $1,250 $75,000

Quarter Network 30 $1,350 $40,500

Single Unit 1 $1,350 $1,350

Domination Network available, please contact your representative for details .

Network Size# of Faces

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 All Divisions Space Only Transit Shelter Displays Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


718 .1 100 2 50 52 20,406 .4 $980 $50,960

75 2 38 40 15,601 .6 $1,010 $40,400

50 1 25 26 10,203 .2 $1,050 $27,300

25 1 13 14 5,398 .4 $1,080 $15,120

Philadelphia* - Atlantic/Cape May

202 .9 100 4 12 16 6,193 .6 $585 $9,360

75 3 9 12 4,645 .2 $605 $7,260

50 2 6 8 3,096 .8 $645 $5,160

25 1 3 4 1,548 .4 $665 $2,660


3,235 .6 100 40 198 238 99,696 .8 $725 $172,550

75 30 149 179 74,992 .4 $750 $134,250

50 20 99 119 49,848 .4 $780 $92,820

25 10 50 60 25,144 .0 $800 $48,000

Sacramento - See page 168 for network rate information .

San Francisco - San Francisco / East Bay / San Jose See page 168 for network rate information


741 .6 100 0 30 30 20,916 .0 $592 $17,760

75 0 23 23 16,035 .6 $621 $14,283

50 0 15 15 10,458 .0 $655 $9,825

25 0 8 8 5,577 .6 $690 $5,520


3,509 .7 100 145 103 248 99,607 .2 $1,250 $310,000

75 109 77 186 74,676 .0 $1,300 $241,800

50 73 52 125 50,215 .2 $1,350 $168,750

25 36 26 62 24,931 .2 $1,450 $89,900

167166

2009 Transit Shelters - Network Rates (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

NetworkShowing

LevelTotal # of Faces

4-Week Rate /

Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

San Francisco Bay Area - San Francisco Bay Area (continued_ )

Prime Network Full 264 $900 $237,600

Half 132 $1,000 $132,000

Quarter 66 $1,100 $72,600

Unit 1 $1,100 $1,100

San Francisco Bay Area - San Jose/Silicon Valley

African American Network Full 16 $650 $10,400

Half 8 $700 $5,600

Quarter 4 $750 $3,000

Unit 1 $750 $750

Asian Network Full 48 $650 $31,200

Half 24 $700 $16,800

Quarter 12 $750 $9,000

Unit 1 $750 $750

General Market Network Full 100 $600 $60,000

Half 50 $700 $35,000

Quarter 25 $800 $20,000

Unit 1 $800 $800

Hispanic Network Full 40 $650 $26,000

Half 20 $700 $14,000

Quarter 10 $750 $7,500

Unit 1 $750 $750


Half 24 $800 $19,200

Quarter 12 $900 $10,800

Unit 1 $900 $900

* Approximately 40% of faces in City Prime zone(s)

2009 All Divisions Space Only Transit Shelter Network Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

TRANSIT SHELTERS Network Rates

Sacramento


Half 10 $750 $7,500

Quarter 5 $800 $4,000

Unit 1 $850 $850


Half 8 $750 $6,000

Quarter 4 $800 $3,200

Unit 1 $850 $850


Half 60 $600 $36,000

Quarter 30 $650 $19,500

Unit 1 $700 $700


Half 10 $750 $7,500

Quarter 5 $800 $4,000

Unit 1 $800 $800

San Francisco Bay Area - Oakland/East Bay


Half 48 $650 $31,200

Quarter 24 $700 $16,800


Half 24 $650 $15,600

Quarter 12 $700 $8,400

Unit 1 $700 $700


Half 140 $600 $84,000

Quarter 70 $700 $49,000

Unit 1 $700 $700


Half 24 $650 $15,600

Quarter 12 $750 $9,000

Unit 1 $750 $750


Half 48 $700 $33,600

Quarter 24 $800 $19,200

Unit 1 $800 $800

NetworkShowing


4-Week Rate /

Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

San Francisco Bay Area - San Francisco


Half 12 $850 $10,200

Quarter 6 $875 $5,250

Unit 1 $875 $875


Half 20 $850 $17,000

Quarter 10 $875 $8,750

Unit 1 $875 $875


Half 90 $925 $83,250

Quarter 45 $975 $43,875

Unit 1 $975 $975


Half 16 $850 $13,600

Quarter 8 $875 $7,000

Unit 1 $875 $875

Prime Network Full 120 $1,750 $210,000

Half 60 $1,800 $108,000

Quarter 30 $1,875 $56,250

Unit 1 $1,875 $1,875

San Francisco Bay Area - San Francisco Bay Area


Half 68 $700 $47,600

Quarter 34 $750 $25,500

Unit 1 $750 $750


Half 68 $700 $47,600

Quarter 34 $750 $25,500

Unit 1 $750 $750


Half 280 $750 $210,000

Quarter 140 $800 $112,000

Unit 1 $800 $800


Half 60 $700 $42,000

Quarter 30 $750 $22,500

Unit 1 $750 $750

NetworkShowing


4-Week Rate /

Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

169168

2009 All Divisions Space Only Bus/Transit Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability . All advertising

subject to approval by Clear Channel Outdoor and local transit authorities .

BUS / TRANSIT

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - Daytona/Volusia-Orl DMAFull Wrap n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $3,500 1 $5,000

Full Side n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $1,400 1 $2,800

King Kong n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $950 1 $2,000

Full Back n/a n/a 20 $600 10 $650 1 $1,000

King 40 $250 20 $300 10 $350 1 $600

Interior Transit Card 40 $50 n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a

Daytona Beach/Melbourne - Melbourne/Brevard-Orl DMA

Full Wrap n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $2,500 1 $5,000

Full Side n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $1,200 1 $2,800

King Kong n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 $1,000 1 $2,000

Full Back n/a n/a 20 $600 10 $650 1 $1,000

King 40 $250 20 $275 10 $300 1 $600

Interior Transit Card 40 $50 n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a


Full Back 8 $500 4 $600 2 $650 1 $750

Full Side Wrap 8 $600 4 $700 2 $700 1 $800

Full Wrap 8 $1,500 4 $1,750 2 $2,000 1 $2,250

Half Back 8 $400 4 $450 2 $550 1 $650

Half Side Wrap 8 $500 4 $600 2 $700 1 $750

Houston

Trolley 12 $205 6 $308 3 $367 n/a n/a

Indianapolis

Full Wrap n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $4,500

Interior Transit Card 260 $30 130 $35 65 $40 n/a n/a

King 130 $360 65 $400 33 $420 n/a n/a

King Kong n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $1,800

Queen n/a n/a n/a n/a 33 $290 n/a n/a

Taillight Display 130 $280 65 $320 33 $340 n/a n/a

Milwaukee

Full Back n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $750


Half Back n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $550

Headlight Display 220 $30 110 $40 55 $50 1 $75

Interior Transit Card 220 $20 110 $30 55 $35 1 $50

King 220 $350 110 $400 55 $450 1 $500


Super King n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $750

Taillight Display 220 $250 110 $300 55 $350 1 $400

Market / Display TypeFull #

of FacesFull 4-Week

Rate per FaceHalf #

of FacesHalf 4-Week

Rate per Face Quarter #

of Faces

Quarter 4-Week

Rate per FaceSingle # of Faces

Single 4-Week

Rate per Face

Bus / Transit / Trolley

Mobile Billboards

Boston Transit Stations

Chicago Metra - Commuter Rail

Milwaukee Amtrak

Taxi Media

2009RATES

BUS / TRANSIT & TAXI MEDIA


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Queen 56 $300 30 $325 15 $350 n/a n/a

Super King 100 $500 50 $575 25 $600 n/a n/a



King 120 $433 60 $450 30 $450 1 $450

Queen n/a n/a 60 $300 30 $300 1 $300




Trolley n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $900


of FacesFull 4-Week

Rate per FaceHalf #

of FacesHalf 4-Week


of Faces

Quarter 4-Week


Single 4-Week

Rate per Face

2009 All Divisions Space Only Bus/Transit Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability . All advertising subject to approval by Clear Channel Outdoor and local transit authorities .

New Orleans




King 120 $260 60 $260 30 $260 1 $260

King Kong n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $650

Street Car n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $525

Super King n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $375


Phoenix

Full Back n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $2,000


Headlight Display 40 $300 20 $325 10 $350 1 $400


King 340 $450 170 $475 85 $500 1 $600


Queen 400 $350 200 $375 100 $400 1 $500


Sacramento

Half Back n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $625

Interior Transit Card n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $20

King 200 $475 100 $525 50 $550 1 $575

Kong n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $775

Queen n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 $525

Super King 100 $550 50 $600 25 $625 1 $650


San Antonio

Full Side Wrap 32 $1,750 16 $2,050 8 $2,250 1 $2,800

Full Wrap 20 $3,500 10 $3,800 5 $4,000 1 $4,400


King 260 $325 130 $350 65 $400 1 $450

King Kong 32 $1,200 16 $1,500 8 $1,800 1 $2,000

Kong 260 $375 130 $425 65 $475 1 $600

Queen 260 $250 130 $275 65 $300 1 $350

Super King 260 $350 130 $400 65 $450 1 $550

San Diego

Full Back n/a n/a 60 $800 30 $850 n/a n/a


King n/a n/a 60 $500 30 $550 n/a n/a

Queen n/a n/a 60 $400 30 $450 n/a n/a

Taillight Display n/a n/a 60 $375 30 $425 n/a n/a



King 160 $425 80 $450 40 $500 n/a n/a



of FacesFull 4-Week

Rate per FaceHalf #

of FacesHalf 4-Week


of Faces

Quarter 4-Week


Single 4-Week

Rate per Face

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2009 All Divisions Space Only Mobile Billboard Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

Dallas/Fort WorthDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$880 $830 $800 $775 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ TBD N/A

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $450 Per Side

$1,215 $1,160 $1,100 $1,075 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $200 Per Side

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $75 Per Side

$3,310 $2,915 $2,540 $2,390 Snipe Charge Posting $20 Per Side

Extensions Height Restrictions $24 Per Sq . Ft .

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $25 Per Hour

Unscheduled Hours $100 Per Hour

Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $1 Per Mile

Parking Charge TBD N/A

Las VegasDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$800 $800 $800 $800 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $950 2 sides

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $1,200 N/A

$1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $1,200 N/A

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $300 N/A

$4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 Snipe Charge Posting $50 N/A

Extensions Height Restrictions $25 per sq . ft .

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $50 per hr .

Unscheduled Hours $100 N/A

Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $1 / mi.+$25/hr


Los AngelesDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,200 $1,070 $1,015 $975 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $695 2 Sides


$1,460 $1,350 $1,300 $1,285 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $465 Per Vehicle

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $165 Per Vehicle

$4,515 $4,310 $4,310 $4,100 Snipe Charge Posting $27 Each

Extensions Height Restrictions $32 Sq . Ft .

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $32 Hour


Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $4 P Mile+$25hr


MemphisDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,000 $940 $900 $850 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ TBD N/A

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $550 per side

$1,475 $1,475 $1,400 $1,375 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive TBD N/A

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting TBD N/A

$4,100 $4,000 $3,900 $3,500 Snipe Charge Posting $35 each snipe

Extensions Height Restrictions TBD N/A

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee TBD N/A

Unscheduled Hours TBD N/A

Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market TBD N/A



MOBILE BILLBOARD

AtlantaDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$850 $850 $850 $850 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $800 N/A

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $800 N/A

$1,100 $1,100 $1,100 $1,100 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $250 N/A

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $250 N/A

$5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Snipe Charge Posting TBD N/A






ChicagoDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $850 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $1,000 Both Sides

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $1,000 Both Side


Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $100 200

$7,000 $6,500 $6,000 $5,500 Snipe Charge Posting $50 100






Cleveland Daily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$850 $850 $850 $850 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ TBD N/A

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output TBD N/A









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PhoenixDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,250 $1,250 $1,250 $1,250 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $800 2 sides

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $800 2 sides

$1,650 $1,650 $1,650 $1,650 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $1,000 each vehicle

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $100 each vehicle



Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $25 hour

Unscheduled Hours $100 hour

Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $1 mile


San DiegoDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,200 $1,070 $1,015 $975 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $695 2 Sides


$1,460 $1,350 $1,300 $1,285 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $465 Per Vehicle

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $165 Per Vehicle

$4,515 $4,310 $4,310 $4,100 Snipe Charge Posting $27 Each

Extensions Height Restrictions $32 Sq . Ft

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $32 Hour


Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $4 P Mile+$25hr


TucsonDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$900 $800 $775 $750 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $1,000 per vehicle

Daily Holiday Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Digital Painting 4/C digital Output $1,000 per vehicle

$1,240 $1,100 $1,070 $1,035 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $580 install only

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $118 per vehicle

$3,950 $3,500 $3,400 $3,285 Snipe Charge Posting $118 per snipe


Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $35 per hour

Unscheduled Hours $118 per hour

Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $1 p/mile+$35hr


West Palm BeachDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,735 $1,435 $1,350 $1,155 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $630 for 2 sides


$2,200 $2,000 $1,800 $1,600 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $420 each vehicle



Extensions Height Restrictions $24 per sq ft



Out-of-hub Travel Area outside of Market $2 per mile



Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - MiamiDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,735 $1,435 $1,350 $1,155 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $630 2 sides


$2,200 $2,000 $1,800 $1,600 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $420 ea . vehicle

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $105 ea . vehicle

$7,000 $5,000 $4,500 $4,000 Snipe Charge Posting $20 ea . snipe

Extensions Height Restrictions $24 sq . ft .

Stem Charge Drive Time Fee $25 p/hr .




Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami/Ft. LauderdaleDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,735 $1,435 $1,350 $1,155 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $630 For 2 sides


$2,200 $2,000 $1,800 $1,600 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $420 each vehicle



Extensions Height Restrictions $24 per sq foot





MilwaukeeDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$900 $900 $900 $900 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ $360 N/A


$1,200 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 Vinyl Posting Posting Self-adhesive $975 975

Weekly Rates 1 Wk 4 Wks 12 Wks 24 Wks Reposting $175 per face

$6,300 $6,300 $6,300 $6,300 Snipe Charge Posting $75 per face



Unscheduled Hours $90 per hour


Parking Charge $500 per day

New OrleansDaily Rates 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days Additional Charges

$1,200 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 Paint Charges ‘Simple Copy’’ TBD N/A










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2009 All Divisions Space Only Commuter Rail Station / Transit Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability . Select impression distribution is priced higher .

CHICAGO METRA Downtown / Suburban Metra

Package Rates

Including Production $210,000 $130,000 $69,000 $52,000

Space Only $175,000 $106,000 $58,000 $41,500

Package Includes: Full Service Half Service Quarter Service Spectacular

Citicorp/Ogilvie Trainshed

Backlit 8-Sheet Diorama 4 2 1 2

Concourse Diorama 6 4 2

King-Size Diorama 4 2 1 2

Large Pedestrian Bridge Display 1 1 1

Platform Diorama 16 8 8

Scrolling Vertical Diorama 27 15

Small Pedestrian Bridge Display 1

LaSalle Street Station

Concourse Diorama 4 2 2


Millennium Station

Concourse Diorama 6 4 2 1

Union Station

Backlit 8-Sheet Diorama 4 2 1 2

Concourse Diorama 12 8 6 3

Escalator Diorama 2 2 1 1


Scrolling Vertical Diorama 9 3

Individual Display RatesCiticorp/Ogilvie

TrainshedLaSalle Street

StationMillennium

Station Union Station

Backlit 30-Sheet Diorama $27,500

Backlit 8-Sheet Diorama $5,650 $5,650

Clock Display $2,250 $2,250 $4,500

Concourse Diorama $1,800 $1,800 $1,800 $1,800

Concourse/Platform Diorama $1,425 $1,425 $1,425 $1,425

Double Diorama $3,600 $3,600 $3,600

Escalator Diorama $12,000 $5,500

Floor Displays $20,000 $10,000 $20,000

King-Size Diorama $5,650

Large Pedestrian Bridge Display $5,650

Platform Diorama $1,050 $1,050 $1,050 $1,050

Rail Overhead Banners (14) $60,000

Scrolling Vertical Diorama $1,500 per flip $1,500 per flip

Side Banner $15,000

Small Pedestrian Bridge Display $2,250

Spectacular $10,150

Spectacular Banners (6) $24,475

Wall/Beam Wrap $35,000

Packages Number

of Packages4-Week

Package Rate

2009 All Divisions Space Only Commuter Rail Station / Transit Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

BOSTON TRANSIT STATIONSWorld Trade Center, Courthouse, South & Airport Stations

Line Domination* 1 $150,000

100% of all products

Rate Card Value = $201,500

Spectacular 1 $63,500

16’ h x 12’ w Sky Mural Banner (1)

35’ h x 10’ w Vinyl Wall Display (1)

10’ h x 10’ w Backlit Display (3)

10’ h x 40’ w Backlit Spectacular (2)

42” Digital Screen Network (1 space in rotation)

Platform 2 $43,000

4’ h x 6’ w Backlit Dioramas (3)



6’ h x 4’ w Backlit Column Display (6)


Concourse 2 $25,500

6’ h x 4’ w Free Standing Display (7)

6’ h x 4’ w Backlit Column Display (4)


* Line Domination package may pre-empt all other packages if purchased a minimum of 90 days in advance . Consult you Account Executive for availability .

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2009 All Divisions Space Only Taxi Media Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


Atlanta - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 300 $180 600 $54,000

Three-Quarter 225 $190 450 $42,750

Half 150 $200 300 $30,000

Quarter 75 $210 150 $15,750

Baltimore - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 220 $185 440 $40,700

Three-Quarter 165 $195 330 $32,175

Half 110 $210 220 $23,100

Quarter 55 $225 110 $12,375

Boston - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 400 $200 800 $80,000

Three-Quarter 300 $210 600 $63,000

Half 200 $225 400 $45,000

Quarter 100 $250 200 $25,000

Buffalo - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 200 $150 400 $30,000

Three-Quarter 150 $160 300 $24,000

Half 100 $170 200 $17,000

Quarter 50 $180 100 $9,000

Chicago - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 680 $275 1360 $187,000

Three-Quarter 510 $285 1020 $145,350

Half 340 $300 680 $102,000

Quarter 170 $325 340 $55,250

Dallas/Fort Worth - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 280 $175 560 $49,000

Three-Quarter 210 $185 420 $38,850

Half 140 $195 280 $27,300

Quarter 70 $215 140 $15,050

Detroit - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 180 $170 360 $30,600

Three-Quarter 135 $175 270 $23,625

Half 90 $185 180 $16,650

Quarter 45 $200 90 $9,000

Las Vegas - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 200 $400 400 $80,000

Three-Quarter 150 $410 300 $61,500

Half 100 $420 200 $42,000

Quarter 50 $435 100 $21,750

Las Vegas - 3-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 200 $400 600 $80,000

Three-Quarter 150 $410 450 $61,500

Half 100 $420 300 $42,000

Quarter 50 $435 150 $21,750

Long Island - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 400 $208 800 $83,200

Three-Quarter 300 $215 600 $64,500

Half 200 $225 400 $45,000

Quarter 100 $230 200 $23,000

Los Angeles - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 600 $175 1200 $105,000

Three-Quarter 450 $185 900 $83,250

Half 300 $195 600 $58,500

Quarter 150 $210 300 $31,500

Memphis - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 160 $140 320 $22,400

Three-Quarter 120 $150 240 $18,000

Half 80 $165 160 $13,200

Quarter 40 $180 80 $7,200

Miami - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 250 $195 500 $48,750

Three-Quarter 188 $210 376 $39,480

Half 125 $220 250 $27,500

Quarter 63 $240 126 $15,120

New Orleans - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 190 $200 380 $38,000

Three-Quarter 143 $210 286 $30,030

Half 95 $215 190 $20,425

Quarter 48 $225 96 $10,800

Service Level

# of Illuminated

TopsAvg Cost per Top

# of Panels

Total 4-Week Rate* Service Level

# of Illuminated


# of Panels

Total 4-Week Rate*

2009 All Divisions Space Only Commuter Rail Station / Transit Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability . Select impression distribution is priced higher .

CHICAGO METRA Chicago / Suburban Metra

1-Sheet Poster Face Rates Full Service Half Service Quarter Service

# of Displays 300 150 75

4 weeks $150 $45,000 $22,500 $11,250

12 weeks $140 $42,000 $21,000 $10,500

24 weeks $130 $39,000 $19,500 $9,750

52 weeks $120 $36,000 $18,000 $9,000

2-Sheet Poster Face Rates Full Service Half Service Quarter Service


4 weeks $225 $67,500 $33,750 $16,875

12 weeks $215 $64,500 $32,250 $16,125

24 weeks $200 $60,000 $30,000 $15,000

52 weeks $185 $55,500 $27,750 $13,875

Interior Traincard Face Rates Full Service Half Service Quarter Service


4 weeks $75 $66,000 $33,000 $16,500

12 weeks $70 $61,600 $30,800 $15,400

24 weeks $65 $57,200 $28,600 $14,300

52 weeks $60 $52,800 $26,400 $13,200

King-Size Poster Face Rates Full Service Half Service Quarter Service


4 weeks $575 $172,500 $86,250 $43,125

12 weeks $570 $171,000 $85,500 $42,750

24 weeks $530 $159,000 $79,500 $39,750

52 weeks $490 $147,000 $73,500 $36,750

Jumbo King Poster Face Rates Full Service Half Service Quarter Service


4 weeks $575 $172,500 $86,250 $43,125

12 weeks $570 $171,000 $85,500 $42,750

24 weeks $530 $159,000 $79,500 $39,750

52 weeks $490 $147,000 $73,500 $36,750

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2009RATES

MALLS


* 12-Week Minimum ** Market may be subject to sales tax; please contact your representative for details.

2009 All Divisions Space Only Taxi Media Allotments (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .

New York - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 800 $275 1600 $220,000

Three-Quarter 600 $285 1200 $171,000

Half 400 $300 800 $120,000

Quarter 200 $325 400 $65,000

Orlando - 3-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 175 $200 525 $35,000

Three-Quarter 131 $210 393 $27,510

Half 88 $215 264 $18,920

Quarter 44 $225 132 $9,900

Philadelphia* - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 300 $185 600 $55,500

Three-Quarter 225 $190 450 $42,750

Half 150 $200 300 $30,000

Quarter 75 $230 150 $17,250

Phoenix - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 175 $155 350 $27,125

Three-Quarter 131 $170 262 $22,270

Half 88 $180 176 $15,840

Quarter 44 $190 88 $8,360

Providence - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 200 $0 400 $0

Three-Quarter 150 $0 300 $0

Half 100 $0 200 $0

Quarter 50 $200 100 $10,000

San Diego - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 250 $160 500 $40,000

Three-Quarter 188 $170 376 $31,960

Half 125 $175 250 $21,875

Quarter 63 $195 126 $12,285

San Francisco Metro - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 300 $205 600 $61,500

Three-Quarter 225 $220 450 $49,500

Half 150 $230 300 $34,500

Quarter 75 $250 150 $18,750

Seattle/Tacoma - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 210 $200 420 $42,000

Three-Quarter 158 $210 316 $33,180

Half 105 $225 210 $23,625

Quarter 53 $230 106 $12,190

Service Level

# of Illuminated


# of Panels

Total 4-Week Rate*

Washington, D.C . - 2-Sided Taxi Top Display

Full 375 $200 750 $75,000

Three-Quarter 281 $215 562 $60,415

Half 188 $225 376 $42,300

Quarter 94 $245 188 $23,030

Service Level

# of Illuminated


# of Panels

Total 4-Week Rate*

182

Hispanic

African American

Asian

2009RATES

MULTI-CULTURAL



2009 Rates (NET)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice .

Space subject to availability . Rates do not include production costs .

CLEAR CHANNEL MALLS

January - October Backlit Displays $1,000

January - October Specialty Mall Backlit Displays $1,650

January - October Sky Murals $13,500

November - December Backlit Display $1,300

November - December Specialty Mall Backlit Display $1,950

November - December Sky Murals $18,500

Note: Pricing for specialty programs is available upon request . Please contact your Clear Channel Malls Account Executive .

Program Dates Unit Description4 Week

Investment / Unit

184

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 Hispanic Space Only Bulletin Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


Los Angeles

5,400 .4 100 88 145,868 .8 $6,525 $574,200

75 66 109,401 .6 $6,525 $430,650

50 44 72,934 .4 $7,150 $314,600

25 22 36,467 .2 $7,575 $166,650

20 18 29,836 .8 $7,575 $136,350

15 13 21,548 .8 $7,775 $101,075

10 9 14,918 .4 $8,400 $75,600

5 4 6,630 .4 $8,725 $34,900


278 .5 100 4 8,691 .2 $4,800 $19,200

75 3 6,518 .4 $5,700 $17,100

50 2 4,345 .6 $6,100 $12,200

25 1 2,172 .8 $6,800 $6,800

20 1 2,172 .8 $6,800 $6,800

15 1 2,172 .8 $6,800 $6,800

10 1 2,172 .8 $6,800 $6,800

5 1 2,172 .8 $6,800 $6,800


1,198 .2 100 21 39,925 .2 $4,800 $100,800

75 16 30,419 .2 $5,700 $91,200

50 11 20,913 .2 $6,100 $67,100

25 5 9,506 .0 $6,800 $34,000

20 4 7,604 .8 $6,800 $27,200

15 3 5,703 .6 $6,800 $20,400

10 2 3,802 .4 $6,900 $13,800

5 1 1,901 .2 $7,300 $7,300


1,476 .7 100 25 41,930 .0 $4,800 $120,000

75 19 31,866 .8 $5,700 $108,300

50 13 21,803 .6 $6,100 $79,300

25 6 10,063 .2 $6,800 $40,800

20 5 8,386 .0 $6,800 $34,000

15 4 6,708 .8 $6,800 $27,200

10 3 5,031 .6 $6,900 $20,700

5 1 1,677 .2 $7,300 $7,300

New York - New York

2,934 .5 100 39 81,670 .4 $18,285 $713,115

75 30 62,468 .0 $18,285 $548,550

50 20 41,132 .0 $18,285 $365,700

25 11 21,929 .6 $18,370 $202,070

20 9 17,662 .4 $18,480 $166,320

15 7 13,395 .2 $18,590 $130,130

10 5 9,128 .0 $18,705 $93,525

5 3 4,860 .8 $18,815 $56,445


1,972 .4 100 28 56,994 .0 $24,415 $683,620

75 21 43,111 .6 $24,440 $513,240

50 15 29,957 .2 $24,465 $366,975

25 7 13,882 .4 $24,490 $171,430

20 6 11,690 .0 $24,525 $147,150

15 5 9,497 .6 $24,550 $122,750

10 4 7,305 .2 $24,575 $98,300

5 2 2,920 .4 $24,600 $49,200


146 .6 100 9 4,244 .8 $13,240 $119,160

75 7 3,124 .8 $13,295 $93,065

50 5 2,402 .4 $13,295 $66,475

25 3 1,282 .4 $13,440 $40,320

20 2 722 .4 $13,440 $26,880

15 2 722 .4 $13,440 $26,880

10 2 722 .4 $13,440 $26,880

5 2 722 .4 $13,440 $26,880

New York - Northern New Jersey

774 .8 100 10 20,395 .2 $7,750 $77,500

75 8 15,926 .4 $8,060 $64,480

50 6 11,457 .6 $8,490 $50,940

25 3 4,754 .4 $9,490 $28,470

20 3 4,754 .4 $9,675 $29,025

15 2 2,520 .0 $10,040 $20,080

10 2 2,520 .0 $10,040 $20,080

5 2 2,520 .0 $10,040 $20,080

Orlando

286 .4 100 8 8,489 .6 $3,800 $30,400

75 6 6,367 .2 $4,000 $24,000

50 4 4,244 .8 $4,275 $17,100

25 2 2,122 .4 $4,500 $9,000

20 2 2,122 .4 $4,800 $9,600

15 1 1,061 .2 $4,800 $4,800

10 1 1,061 .2 $4,800 $4,800

5 1 1,061 .2 $5,500 $5,500

Philadelphia*

257 .9 100Please contact market for specific details,

availability and rates .75

50

25 2 1,820 .0 $7,200 $14,400

20 2 1,820 .0 $7,200 $14,400

15 1 910 .0 $7,350 $7,350

10 1 910 .0 $7,350 $7,350

5 1 910 .0 $7,350 $7,350


Atlanta

267 .1 100 8 7,078 .4 $3,200 $25,600

75 6 5,308 .8 $3,200 $19,200

50 4 3,539 .2 $3,200 $12,800

25 2 1,769 .6 $3,200 $6,400

20 2 1,769 .6 $3,200 $6,400

15 1 884 .8 $3,200 $3,200

10 1 884 .8 $3,200 $3,200

5 1 884 .8 $3,200 $3,200

Chicago

1,114 .8 100 33 31,508 .4 $5,500 $181,500

75 25 23,870 .0 $6,000 $150,000

50 17 16,231 .6 $6,400 $108,800

25 8 7,638 .4 $6,800 $54,400

20 7 6,683 .6 $7,000 $49,000

15 5 4,774 .0 $7,500 $37,500

10 3 2,864 .4 $7,700 $23,100

5 2 1,909 .6 $8,000 $16,000


690 .2 100 7 20,384 .0 $6,500 $45,500

75 5 14,560 .0 $7,000 $35,000

50 4 11,648 .0 $7,500 $30,000

25 2 5,824 .0 $8,000 $16,000

20 1 2,912 .0 $8,000 $8,000

15 1 2,912 .0 $8,000 $8,000

10 1 2,912 .0 $8,000 $8,000

5 1 2,912 .0 $8,000 $8,000


960 .6 100 10 26,264 .0 $6,500 $65,000

75 8 21,011 .2 $7,000 $56,000

50 5 13,132 .0 $7,500 $37,500

25 3 7,879 .2 $8,000 $24,000

20 2 5,252 .8 $8,000 $16,000

15 2 5,252 .8 $8,000 $16,000

10 1 2,626 .4 $8,000 $8,000

5 1 2,626 .4 $8,000 $8,000


270 .4 100 5 8,204 .0 $6,890 $34,450

75 4 6,563 .2 $7,420 $29,680

50 3 4,922 .4 $7,950 $23,850

25 1 1,640 .8 $8,480 $8,480

20 1 1,640 .8 $8,480 $8,480

15 1 1,640 .8 $8,480 $8,480

10 1 1,640 .8 $8,480 $8,480

5 1 1,640 .8 $8,480 $8,480

El Paso

411 .8 100 10 11,760 .0 $3,100 $31,000

75 8 9,408 .0 $3,400 $27,200

50 5 5,880 .0 $3,700 $18,500

25 3 3,528 .0 $4,100 $12,300

20 2 2,352 .0 $4,500 $9,000

15 2 2,352 .0 $4,500 $9,000

10 1 1,176 .0 $4,500 $4,500

5 1 1,176 .0 $4,500 $4,500

Houston

1,209 .0 100 9 35,280 .0 $5,200 $46,800

75 7 27,440 .0 $5,700 $39,900

50 5 19,600 .0 $5,900 $29,500

25 2 7,840 .0 $6,200 $12,400

20 2 7,840 .0 $6,700 $13,400

15 1 3,920 .0 $6,700 $6,700

10 1 3,920 .0 $6,700 $6,700

5 1 3,920 .0 $6,700 $6,700

Las Vegas

298 .2 100 10 8,792 .0 $2,300 $23,000

75 8 7,033 .6 $2,400 $19,200

50 5 4,396 .0 $2,500 $12,500

25 3 2,637 .6 $2,700 $8,100

20 2 1,758 .4 $2,749 $5,498

15 2 1,758 .4 $2,749 $5,498

10 1 879 .2 $2,749 $2,749

5 1 879 .2 $2,749 $2,749



BULLETINSHispanic Coverage

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

187186


2009 Hispanic Space Only Premiere Panel© Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


PREMIERE PANELS©

Hispanic Coverage

El Paso411 .8 100 14 15 29 11,592 .0 $635 $18,415

75 11 11 22 8,747 .2 $675 $14,85050 7 8 15 6,025 .6 $695 $10,42525 4 4 8 3,180 .8 $730 $5,840

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Ft . Lauderdale278 .5 100 3 10 13 8,125 .6 $1,100 $14,300

75 2 8 10 6,328 .0 $1,200 $12,00050 2 5 7 4,278 .4 $1,300 $9,10025 1 3 4 2,480 .8 $1,550 $6,200

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami1,198 .2 100 9 46 55 33,997 .6 $1,100 $60,500

75 7 35 42 25,950 .4 $1,200 $50,40050 5 23 28 17,270 .4 $1,300 $36,40025 2 12 14 8,680 .0 $1,550 $21,700

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale - Miami/Ft . Lauderdale1,476 .7 100 12 56 68 42,739 .2 $1,100 $74,800

75 9 42 51 32,054 .4 $1,200 $61,20050 6 28 34 21,369 .6 $1,300 $44,20025 3 14 17 10,684 .8 $1,550 $26,350

Reno - Reno Metro49 .8 100 2 2 4 1,360 .8 $1,015 $4,060

75 2 2 4 1,360 .8 $1,015 $4,06050 1 1 2 680 .4 $1,015 $2,03025 1 1 2 680 .4 $1,015 $2,030

Sacramento242 .8 100 3 9 12 6,392 .4 $3,000 $36,000

75 2 7 9 4,869 .2 $3,000 $27,00050 2 5 7 3,654 .0 $3,000 $21,00025 1 2 3 1,523 .2 $3,000 $9,000

San Antonio785 .8 100 15 30 45 20,832 .0 $1,000 $45,000

75 11 23 34 15,775 .2 $1,000 $34,00050 8 15 23 10,612 .0 $1,100 $25,30025 4 8 12 5,555 .2 $1,200 $14,400

San Francisco Bay Area1,088 .4 100 9 56 65 30,195 .2 $2,000 $130,000

75 7 42 49 22,696 .8 $2,000 $98,00050 5 28 33 15,198 .4 $2,000 $66,00025 2 14 16 7,498 .4 $2,000 $32,000

Tampa Bay273 .8 100 4 47 51 7,686 .0 $780 $39,780

75 3 35 38 5,726 .0 $830 $31,54050 2 24 26 3,920 .0 $870 $22,62025 1 12 13 1,960 .0 $920 $11,960

West Palm Beach134 .0 100 1 5 6 3,892 .0 $1,100 $6,600

75 1 4 5 3,245 .2 $1,200 $6,00050 1 3 4 2,598 .4 $1,300 $5,20025 1 1 2 1,304 .8 $1,550 $3,100

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate




Phoenix

698 .4 100 22 19,588 .8 $5,000 $110,000

75 17 15,136 .8 $5,000 $85,000

50 11 9,794 .4 $5,000 $55,000

25 6 5,342 .4 $5,250 $31,500

20 4 3,561 .6 $5,250 $21,000

15 3 2,671 .2 $5,500 $16,500

10 2 1,780 .8 $5,500 $11,000

5 1 890 .4 $5,500 $5,500

Reno

49 .8 100 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

75 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

50 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

25 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

20 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

15 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

10 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

5 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

Sacramento

242 .8 100

75 3 5,132 .4 $10,000 $30,000

50 2 3,421 .6 $10,000 $20,000

25 1 1,710 .8 $10,000 $10,000

20 1 1,710 .8 $10,000 $10,000

15 1 1,710 .8 $10,000 $10,000

10 1 1,710 .8 $10,000 $10,000

5 1 1,710 .8 $10,000 $10,000

San Antonio

763 .3 100 10 22,876 .0 $3,600 $36,000

75 8 18,300 .8 $3,800 $30,400

50 5 11,438 .0 $4,000 $20,000

25 3 6,862 .8 $4,250 $12,750

20 2 4,575 .2 $4,400 $8,800

15 2 4,575 .2 $4,400 $8,800

10 1 2,287 .6 $4,400 $4,400

5 1 2,287 .6 $4,400 $4,400

San Diego

633 .0 100 8 17,606 .4 $8,200 $65,600

75 6 13,204 .8 $8,200 $49,200

50 4 8,803 .2 $8,725 $34,900

25 2 4,401 .6 $9,150 $18,300

20 2 4,401 .6 $9,150 $18,300

15 1 2,200 .8 $10,300 $10,300

10 1 2,200 .8 $10,300 $10,300

5 1 2,200 .8 $10,300 $10,300


1,088 .4 100 17 30,226 .0 $6,500 $110,500

75 13 23,114 .0 $7,000 $91,000

50 9 16,002 .0 $7,500 $67,500

25 4 7,112 .0 $7,800 $31,200

20 3 5,334 .0 $7,900 $23,700

15 3 5,334 .0 $7,900 $23,700

10 2 3,556 .0 $7,900 $15,800

5 1 1,778 .0 $7,900 $7,900

Tampa Bay

215 .8 100 5 6,888 .0 $2,960 $14,800

75 4 5,510 .4 $3,228 $12,912

50 3 4,132 .8 $3,278 $9,834

25 1 1,377 .6 $3,450 $3,450

20 1 1,377 .6 $3,600 $3,600

15 1 1,377 .6 $3,600 $3,600

10 1 1,377 .6 $3,600 $3,600

5 1 1,377 .6 $3,600 $3,600

Tucson

221 .9 100 13 6,552 .0 $3,240 $42,120

75 10 5,040 .0 $3,400 $34,000

50 7 3,528 .0 $3,500 $24,500

25 3 1,512 .0 $3,700 $11,100

20 3 1,512 .0 $3,750 $11,250

15 2 1,008 .0 $3,800 $7,600

10 1 504 .0 $3,900 $3,900

5 1 504 .0 $3,900 $3,900

West Palm Beach

134 .0 100 4 3,830 .4 $4,800 $19,200

75 3 2,872 .8 $5,700 $17,100

50 2 1,915 .2 $6,100 $12,200

25 1 957 .6 $6,800 $6,800

20 1 957 .6 $6,800 $6,800

15 1 957 .6 $6,800 $6,800

10 1 957 .6 $6,800 $6,800

5 1 957 .6 $6,800 $6,800

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

189188


2009 Hispanic Space Only Poster / ECO•Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


Indianapolis

36 .1 100 1 2 3 1,134 .0 $950 $2,850

75 1 2 3 1,134 .0 $950 $2,850

50 1 1 2 680 .4 $950 $1,900

25 1 1 2 680 .4 $950 $1,900

Jacksonville

38 .9 100 1 2 3 2,287 .6 $955 $2,865

75 1 2 3 2,287 .6 $955 $2,865

50 1 1 2 1,402 .8 $1,005 $2,010

25 1 1 2 1,402 .8 $1,005 $2,010

Las Vegas

298 .2 100 4 9 13 8,075 .2 $690 $8,970

75 3 7 10 6,232 .8 $695 $6,950

50 2 5 7 4,390 .4 $700 $4,900

25 1 2 3 1,842 .4 $705 $2,115

Los Angeles

5,400 .4 100 9 230 239 144,869 .2 $620 $148,180

75 7 173 180 109,032 .0 $620 $111,600

50 5 115 120 72,576 .0 $645 $77,400

25 2 58 60 36,456 .0 $725 $43,500


278 .5 100 3 10 13 8,125 .6 $900 $11,700

75 2 8 10 6,328 .0 $900 $9,000

50 2 5 7 4,278 .4 $900 $6,300

25 1 3 4 2,480 .8 $900 $3,600


1,198 .2 100 9 46 55 33,997 .6 $900 $49,500

75 7 35 42 25,950 .4 $900 $37,800

50 5 23 28 17,270 .4 $900 $25,200

25 2 12 14 8,680 .0 $900 $12,600


1,476 .7 100 12 56 68 42,739 .2 $900 $61,200

75 9 42 51 32,054 .4 $900 $45,900

50 6 28 34 21,369 .6 $900 $30,600

25 3 14 17 10,684 .8 $900 $15,300

Milwaukee

97 .5 100 2 6 8 2,637 .6 $675 $5,400

75 2 5 7 2,262 .4 $700 $4,900

50 1 3 4 1,318 .8 $750 $3,000

25 1 2 3 943 .6 $775 $2,325


178 .7 100 9 10 19 5,017 .6 $1,125 $21,375

75 7 8 15 3,981 .6 $1,180 $17,700

50 5 5 10 2,590 .0 $1,240 $12,400

25 2 3 5 1,391 .6 $1,290 $6,450

Orlando

286 .4 100 6 6 12 8,013 .6 $900 $10,800

75 5 5 10 6,678 .0 $1,070 $10,700

50 3 3 6 4,006 .8 $1,125 $6,750

25 2 2 4 2,671 .2 $1,185 $4,740

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate




POSTERS / ECO•POSTERSHispanic Coverage

Albuquerque*

222 .4 100 7 6 13 5,513 .2 $510 $6,630

75 5 5 10 4,354 .0 $535 $5,350

50 4 3 7 2,900 .8 $585 $4,095

25 2 2 4 1,741 .6 $620 $2,480

Atlanta

264 .6 100 2 14 16 7,296 .8 $640 $10,240

75 2 11 13 5,826 .8 $670 $8,710

50 1 7 8 3,648 .4 $725 $5,800

25 1 4 5 2,178 .4 $830 $4,150

Boston

297 .6 100 5 19 24 8,268 .4 $950 $22,800

75 4 14 18 6,154 .4 $950 $17,100

50 3 10 13 4,424 .0 $1,300 $16,900

25 1 5 6 2,114 .0 $1,600 $9,600

Chicago

1,114 .8 100 10 56 66 31,315 .2 $825 $54,450

75 8 42 50 23,648 .8 $850 $42,500

50 5 28 33 15,657 .6 $875 $28,875

25 3 14 17 7,991 .2 $900 $15,300


689 .2 100 3 28 31 19,994 .8 $795 $24,645

75 2 21 23 14,924 .0 $822 $18,906

50 2 14 16 10,141 .6 $848 $13,568

25 1 7 8 5,070 .8 $875 $7,000


965 .5 100 2 40 42 27,204 .8 $795 $33,390

75 2 30 32 20,540 .8 $822 $26,304

50 1 20 21 13,602 .4 $848 $17,808

25 1 10 11 6,938 .4 $875 $9,625


276 .2 100 2 13 15 8,204 .0 $795 $11,925

75 2 10 12 6,608 .0 $821 $9,852

50 1 7 8 4,368 .0 $848 $6,784

25 1 3 4 2,240 .0 $875 $3,500

El Paso

411 .8 100 20 22 42 11,760 .0 $590 $24,780

75 15 17 32 8,974 .0 $630 $20,160

50 10 11 21 5,880 .0 $650 $13,650

25 5 6 11 3,094 .0 $665 $7,315

Houston

1,209 .0 100 16 66 82 33,952 .8 $750 $61,500

75 12 50 62 25,676 .0 $775 $48,050

50 8 33 41 16,976 .4 $800 $32,800

25 4 17 21 8,699 .6 $825 $17,325

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

191190




Tucson

221 .9 100 8 9 17 6,552 .0 $795 $13,515

75 6 7 13 5,040 .0 $820 $10,660

50 4 5 9 3,528 .0 $860 $7,740

25 2 2 4 1,512 .0 $900 $3,600

West Palm Beach

134 .0 100 1 5 6 3,892 .0 $900 $5,400

75 1 4 5 3,245 .2 $900 $4,500

50 1 3 4 2,598 .4 $900 $3,600

25 1 1 2 1,304 .8 $900 $1,800

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate



257 .5 100 9 13 22 7,630 .0 $665 $14,630

75 7 10 17 5,885 .6 $690 $11,730

50 5 7 12 4,141 .2 $720 $8,640

25 2 3 5 1,744 .4 $740 $3,700

Reno - Reno Metro

49 .8 100 2 2 4 1,360 .8 $915 $3,660

75 2 2 4 1,360 .8 $915 $3,660

50 1 1 2 680 .4 $915 $1,830

25 1 1 2 680 .4 $915 $1,830

Sacramento

242 .8 100 3 9 12 6,392 .4 $1,875 $22,500

75 2 7 9 4,869 .2 $1,875 $16,875

50 2 5 7 3,654 .0 $1,875 $13,125

25 1 2 3 1,523 .2 $1,875 $5,625

San Antonio

785 .8 100 15 33 48 22,251 .6 $675 $32,400

75 11 25 36 16,718 .8 $675 $24,300

50 8 17 25 11,566 .8 $710 $17,750

25 4 8 12 5,532 .8 $740 $8,880

San Diego

633 .0 100 5 25 30 16,996 .0 $755 $22,650

75 4 19 23 12,944 .4 $755 $17,365

50 3 13 16 8,892 .8 $780 $12,480

25 1 6 7 4,051 .6 $865 $6,055


1,088 .4 100 8 57 65 30,500 .4 $1,010 $65,650

75 6 43 49 23,002 .0 $1,010 $49,490

50 4 29 33 15,503 .6 $1,010 $33,330

25 2 14 16 7,498 .4 $1,010 $16,160

Seattle - Seattle

122 .0 100 2 5 7 3,446 .8 $1,150 $8,050

75 2 4 6 2,900 .8 $1,150 $6,900

50 1 3 4 1,996 .4 $1,150 $4,600

25 1 1 2 904 .4 $1,150 $2,300


163 .5 100 2 8 10 4,754 .4 $1,150 $11,500

75 2 6 8 3,729 .6 $1,150 $9,200

50 1 4 5 2,377 .2 $1,150 $5,750

25 1 2 3 1,352 .4 $1,150 $3,450

Seattle - Tacoma

41 .5 100 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

75 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

50 1 1 2 719 .6 $1,150 $2,300

25 1 1 2 719 .6 $1,150 $2,300

Tampa Bay

273 .8 100 4 47 51 7,686 .0 $650 $33,150

75 3 35 38 5,726 .0 $690 $26,220

50 2 24 26 3,920 .0 $725 $18,850

25 1 12 13 1,960 .0 $765 $9,945



18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

193192


2009 Hispanic Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


JUNIOR POSTERSHispanic Coverage

Chicago

1,114 .8 100 124 0 124 31,248 .0 $150 $18,600

75 93 0 93 23,436 .0 $190 $17,670

50 62 0 62 15,624 .0 $200 $12,400

25 31 0 31 7,812 .0 $215 $6,665


650 .7 100 96 0 96 18,547 .2 $232 $22,272

75 72 0 72 13,910 .4 $258 $18,576

50 48 0 48 9,273 .6 $283 $13,584

25 24 0 24 4,636 .8 $309 $7,416


903 .2 100 130 0 130 24,752 .0 $232 $30,160

75 98 0 98 18,659 .2 $258 $25,284

50 65 0 65 12,376 .0 $283 $18,395

25 33 0 33 6,283 .2 $309 $10,197


252 .4 100 39 0 39 7,534 .8 $232 $9,048

75 29 0 29 5,602 .8 $258 $7,482

50 20 0 20 3,864 .0 $283 $5,660

25 10 0 10 1,932 .0 $309 $3,090

El Paso

411 .8 100 48 0 48 11,155 .2 $165 $7,920

75 36 0 36 8,366 .4 $170 $6,120

50 24 0 24 5,577 .6 $175 $4,200

25 12 0 12 2,788 .8 $200 $2,400

Houston

352 .6 100 44 0 44 9,979 .2 $250 $11,000

75 33 0 33 7,484 .4 $275 $9,075

50 22 0 22 4,989 .6 $300 $6,600

25 11 0 11 2,494 .8 $325 $3,575


39 .0 100 3 0 3 1,150 .8 $250 $750

75 2 0 2 767 .2 $250 $500

50 2 0 2 767 .2 $250 $500

25 1 0 1 383 .6 $250 $250


160 .6 100 14 0 14 5,174 .4 $250 $3,500

75 11 0 11 4,065 .6 $250 $2,750

50 7 0 7 2,587 .2 $250 $1,750

25 4 0 4 1,478 .4 $250 $1,000


199 .6 100 17 0 17 5,664 .4 $250 $4,250

75 13 0 13 4,331 .6 $250 $3,250

50 9 0 9 2,998 .8 $250 $2,250

25 4 0 4 1,332 .8 $250 $1,000

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

Milwaukee

97 .5 100 3 4 7 2,654 .4 $675 $4,725

75 2 3 5 1,878 .8 $700 $3,500

50 2 2 4 1,551 .2 $750 $3,000

25 1 1 2 775 .6 $800 $1,600

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

2009 Hispanic Space Only Posters & Transit Shelter Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


POSTERS & TRANSIT SHELTERSHispanic Coverage

195194


2009 Hispanic Space Only Transit Shelter Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


TRANSIT SHELTERSHispanic Coverage

Los Angeles

4,103 .4 100 23 187 210 115,080 .0 $680 $142,800

75 17 140 157 86,052 .4 $680 $106,760

50 12 94 106 58,055 .2 $740 $78,440

25 6 47 53 29,027 .6 $805 $42,665


106 .3 100 1 4 5 2,800 .0 $500 $2,500

75 1 3 4 2,251 .2 $500 $2,000

50 1 2 3 1,702 .4 $500 $1,500

25 1 1 2 1,153 .6 $500 $1,000


422 .5 100 18 9 27 12,096 .0 $500 $13,500

75 14 7 21 9,408 .0 $500 $10,500

50 9 5 14 6,252 .4 $500 $7,000

25 5 2 7 3,155 .6 $500 $3,500


528 .8 100 19 13 32 17,679 .2 $500 $16,000

75 14 10 24 13,294 .4 $500 $12,000

50 10 7 17 9,405 .2 $500 $8,500

25 5 3 8 4,384 .8 $500 $4,000

Milwaukee

68 .7 100 6 0 6 1,999 .2 $500 $3,000

75 5 0 5 1,666 .0 $550 $2,750

50 3 0 3 999 .6 $600 $1,800

25 2 0 2 666 .4 $650 $1,300

New York -New York Suburbs

131 .9 100 1 11 12 3,648 .4 $865 $10,380

75 1 8 9 2,716 .0 $895 $8,055

50 1 6 7 2,094 .4 $930 $6,510

25 1 3 4 1,162 .0 $965 $3,860


384 .8 100 14 9 23 10,519 .6 $1,275 $29,325

75 11 7 18 8,223 .6 $1,325 $23,850

50 7 5 12 5,552 .4 $1,400 $16,800

25 4 2 6 2,671 .2 $1,500 $9,000

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 Hispanic Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


Milwaukee

61 .7 100 11 0 11 1,786 .4 $150 $1,650

75 8 0 8 1,299 .2 $165 $1,320

50 6 0 6 974 .4 $175 $1,050

25 3 0 3 487 .2 $180 $540

San Antonio

682 .6 100 97 0 97 20,098 .4 $200 $19,400

75 73 0 73 15,125 .6 $210 $15,330

50 49 0 49 10,152 .8 $220 $10,780

25 24 0 24 4,972 .8 $230 $5,520


487 .6 100 48 0 48 13,574 .4 $210 $10,080

75 36 0 36 10,180 .8 $210 $7,560

50 24 0 24 6,787 .2 $210 $5,040

25 12 0 12 3,393 .6 $210 $2,520

Tucson

221 .9 100 24 0 24 6,451 .2 $160 $3,840

75 18 0 18 4,838 .4 $175 $3,150

50 12 0 12 3,225 .6 $195 $2,340

25 6 0 6 1,612 .8 $225 $1,350

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GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

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(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

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Rate

197196


2009 African American Space Only Bulletin Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


Los Angeles

951 .2 100 21 27,636 .0 $6,525 $137,025

75 16 21,056 .0 $6,525 $104,400

50 11 14,476 .0 $7,150 $78,650

25 5 6,580 .0 $7,575 $37,875

20 4 5,264 .0 $7,575 $30,300

15 3 3,948 .0 $7,775 $23,325

10 2 2,632 .0 $8,400 $16,800

5 1 1,316 .0 $8,725 $8,725

Memphis

360 .3 100 9 11,188 .8 $2,900 $26,100

75 7 8,702 .4 $3,200 $22,400

50 5 6,216 .0 $3,230 $16,150

25 2 2,486 .4 $3,550 $7,100

20 2 2,486 .4 $3,865 $7,730

15 1 1,243 .2 $3,865 $3,865

10 1 1,243 .2 $3,865 $3,865

5 1 1,243 .2 $3,865 $3,865


246 .2 100 2 6,104 .0 $2,600 $5,200

75 2 6,104 .0 $2,800 $5,600

50 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000

25 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000

20 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000

15 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000

10 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000

5 1 3,052 .0 $3,000 $3,000


327 .5 100 5 9,688 .0 $2,600 $13,000

75 4 7,750 .4 $2,800 $11,200

50 3 5,812 .8 $3,000 $9,000

25 1 1,937 .6 $3,000 $3,000

20 1 1,937 .6 $3,000 $3,000

15 1 1,937 .6 $3,000 $3,000

10 1 1,937 .6 $3,000 $3,000

5 1 1,937 .6 $3,000 $3,000


573 .7 100 7 17,620 .4 $2,600 $18,200

75 5 12,586 .0 $2,800 $14,000

50 4 10,068 .8 $3,000 $12,000

25 2 5,034 .4 $3,000 $6,000

20 1 2,517 .2 $3,000 $3,000

15 1 2,517 .2 $3,000 $3,000

10 1 2,517 .2 $3,000 $3,000

5 1 2,517 .2 $3,000 $3,000

New York - New York

2,283 .1 100 35 64,321 .6 $15,350 $537,250

75 27 49,179 .2 $15,350 $414,450

50 18 33,107 .2 $15,350 $276,300

25 9 16,072 .0 $15,425 $138,825

20 8 14,179 .2 $15,520 $124,160

15 6 10,393 .6 $15,615 $93,690

10 4 6,608 .0 $15,710 $62,840

5 3 4,715 .2 $15,800 $47,400


1,599 .0 100 21 43,139 .6 $20,500 $430,500

75 16 32,401 .6 $20,515 $328,240

50 11 22,643 .6 $20,540 $225,940

25 6 11,905 .6 $20,565 $123,390

20 5 9,758 .0 $20,590 $102,950

15 4 7,610 .4 $20,610 $82,440

10 3 5,462 .8 $20,635 $61,905

5 2 3,315 .2 $20,660 $41,320


113 .8 100

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75

50

25

20 2 492 .8 $12,825 $25,650

15 2 492 .8 $12,825 $25,650

10 2 492 .8 $12,825 $25,650

5 2 492 .8 $12,825 $25,650


857 .5 100Please contact market for specific details,

availability and rates .75

50

25 9 6,577 .2 $7,200 $64,800

20 7 5,115 .6 $7,350 $51,450

15 5 3,654 .0 $7,350 $36,750

10 3 2,192 .4 $7,350 $22,050

5 2 1,461 .6 $7,350 $14,700

Reno - Reno Metro

6 .4 100 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

75 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

50 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

25 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

20 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

15 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

10 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

5 1 585 .2 $4,207 $4,207

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Total Faces


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BULLETINSAfrican American Coverage

18+ Pop (000)

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Total Faces


(000)4-Week

Rate / Face

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Rate18+ Pop (000)

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Rate / Face

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Rate

Atlanta

919 .0 100 34 25,608 .8 $3,200 $108,800

75 26 19,583 .2 $3,200 $83,200

50 17 12,804 .4 $3,200 $54,400

25 9 6,778 .8 $3,200 $28,800

20 7 5,272 .4 $3,200 $22,400

15 5 3,766 .0 $3,200 $16,000

10 3 2,259 .6 $3,200 $9,600

5 2 1,506 .4 $3,200 $6,400

Chicago

1,060 .2 100 29 29,962 .8 $5,500 $159,500

75 22 22,730 .4 $6,000 $132,000

50 15 15,498 .0 $6,500 $97,500

25 7 7,232 .4 $6,800 $47,600

20 6 6,199 .2 $7,000 $42,000

15 4 4,132 .8 $7,500 $30,000

10 3 3,099 .6 $8,000 $24,000

5 1 1,033 .2 $8,000 $8,000


418 .6 100 5 12,964 .0 $6,760 $33,800

75 4 10,371 .2 $7,280 $29,120

50 3 7,778 .4 $7,800 $23,400

25 1 2,592 .8 $8,320 $8,320

20 1 2,592 .8 $8,320 $8,320

15 1 2,592 .8 $8,320 $8,320

10 1 2,592 .8 $8,320 $8,320

5 1 2,592 .8 $8,320 $8,320


574 .1 100 7 16,973 .6 $6,760 $47,320

75 5 12,124 .0 $7,280 $36,400

50 4 9,699 .2 $7,800 $31,200

25 2 4,849 .6 $8,320 $16,640

20 1 2,424 .8 $8,320 $8,320

15 1 2,424 .8 $8,320 $8,320

10 1 2,424 .8 $8,320 $8,320

5 1 2,424 .8 $8,320 $8,320


155 .4 100 3 5,796 .0 $6,760 $20,280

75 2 3,864 .0 $7,280 $14,560

50 2 3,864 .0 $7,280 $14,560

25 1 1,932 .0 $8,320 $8,320

20 1 1,932 .0 $8,320 $8,320

15 1 1,932 .0 $8,320 $8,320

10 1 1,932 .0 $8,320 $8,320

5 1 1,932 .0 $8,320 $8,320

El Paso

16 .1 100 2 459 .2 $4,500 $9,000

75 2 459 .2 $4,500 $9,000

50 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

25 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

20 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

15 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

10 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

5 1 229 .6 $4,500 $4,500

Houston

649 .4 100 5 17,500 .0 $5,200 $26,000

75 4 14,000 .0 $5,700 $22,800

50 3 10,500 .0 $5,900 $17,700

25 1 3,500 .0 $6,200 $6,200

20 1 3,500 .0 $6,700 $6,700

15 1 3,500 .0 $6,700 $6,700

10 1 3,500 .0 $6,700 $6,700

5 1 3,500 .0 $6,700 $6,700

Indianapolis

151 .7 100 5 4,676 .0 $6,400 $32,000

75 4 3,740 .8 $6,400 $25,600

50 3 2,805 .6 $6,400 $19,200

25 1 935 .2 $6,400 $6,400

20 1 935 .2 $6,400 $6,400

15 1 935 .2 $6,400 $6,400

10 1 935 .2 $6,400 $6,400

5 1 935 .2 $6,400 $6,400

199198


2009 African American Space Only Premiere Panel© Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


PREMIERE PANELS©

African American Coverage

Memphis

355 .3 100 11 16 27 10,600 .8 $875 $23,625

75 8 12 20 7,884 .8 $900 $18,000

50 6 8 14 5,432 .0 $935 $13,090

25 3 4 7 2,716 .0 $965 $6,755


246 .2 100 2 9 11 7,540 .4 $1,100 $12,100

75 2 7 9 6,078 .8 $1,100 $9,900

50 1 5 6 4,135 .6 $1,100 $6,600

25 1 2 3 1,943 .2 $1,300 $3,900


327 .5 100 2 14 16 9,380 .0 $1,100 $17,600

75 2 11 13 7,557 .2 $1,100 $14,300

50 1 7 8 4,690 .0 $1,100 $8,800

25 1 4 5 2,867 .2 $1,300 $6,500


573 .7 100 4 23 27 16,766 .4 $1,000 $27,000

75 3 17 20 12,412 .4 $1,100 $22,000

50 2 12 14 8,708 .0 $1,100 $15,400

25 1 6 7 4,354 .0 $1,300 $9,100

Reno - Reno Metro

6 .4 100 1 0 1 201 .6 $1,096 $1,096

75 1 0 1 201 .6 $1,096 $1,096

50 1 0 1 201 .6 $1,096 $1,096

25 1 0 1 201 .6 $1,096 $1,096

San Antonio

95 .8 100 1 3 4 2,466 .8 $1,000 $4,000

75 1 2 3 1,870 .4 $1,000 $3,000

50 1 2 3 1,870 .4 $1,000 $3,000

25 1 1 2 1,274 .0 $1,200 $2,400


381 .4 100 3 21 24 10,458 .0 $2,000 $48,000

75 2 16 18 7,901 .6 $2,000 $36,000

50 2 11 13 5,577 .6 $2,000 $26,000

25 1 5 6 2,556 .4 $2,000 $12,000

Tampa Bay

213 .6 100 2 27 29 6,101 .2 $780 $22,620

75 2 20 22 4,592 .0 $830 $18,260

50 1 14 15 3,158 .4 $870 $13,050

25 1 7 8 1,649 .2 $920 $7,360


530 .4 100


50

25

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

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Rate / Face

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Rate




San Antonio

96 .4 100 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

75 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

50 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

25 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

20 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

15 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

10 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400

5 1 2,284 .8 $4,400 $4,400


381 .4 100 7 10,603 .6 $6,500 $45,500

75 5 7,574 .0 $7,000 $35,000

50 4 6,059 .2 $7,500 $30,000

25 2 3,029 .6 $7,800 $15,600

20 1 1,514 .8 $7,900 $7,900

15 1 1,514 .8 $7,900 $7,900

10 1 1,514 .8 $7,900 $7,900

5 1 1,514 .8 $7,900 $7,900


530 .4 100 20 14,831 .6 $4,500 $90,000

75 15 11,023 .6 $4,600 $69,000

50 11 7,977 .2 $4,800 $52,800

25 6 4,169 .2 $5,000 $30,000

20 5 3,407 .6 $5,100 $25,500

15 4 2,646 .0 $5,200 $20,800

10 3 1,884 .4 $5,300 $15,900

5 2 1,122 .8 $5,500 $11,000


1,105 .6 100 34 31,388 .0 $7,500 $255,000

75 26 23,772 .0 $7,600 $197,600

50 17 15,694 .0 $7,800 $132,600

25 9 8,078 .0 $8,000 $72,000

20 7 6,594 .0 $8,300 $58,100

15 5 4,550 .0 $8,300 $41,500

10 4 3,528 .0 $8,700 $34,800

5 2 1,484 .0 $8,700 $17,400


1,548 .3 100 48 43,411 .2 $6,600 $316,800

75 37 33,462 .8 $6,700 $247,900

50 24 21,705 .6 $6,900 $165,600

25 13 11,757 .2 $7,000 $91,000

20 9 8,139 .6 $7,050 $63,450

15 7 6,330 .8 $7,100 $49,700

10 5 4,522 .0 $7,150 $35,750

5 3 2,713 .2 $7,200 $21,600

West Palm Beach - West Palm Beach

116 .9 100 2 3,763 .2 $2,800 $5,600

75 2 3,763 .2 $2,800 $5,600

50 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

25 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

20 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

15 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

10 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

5 1 1,881 .6 $3,000 $3,000

201200


2009 African American Space Only Posters / ECO•Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


POSTERS / ECO•POSTERSAfrican American Coverage

Atlanta

908 .8 100 13 59 72 25,306 .4 $325 $23,400

75 10 44 54 18,939 .2 $365 $19,710

50 7 30 37 12,952 .8 $395 $14,615

25 3 15 18 6,367 .2 $450 $8,100

Boston

221 .9 100 6 12 18 6,132 .0 $950 $17,100

75 5 9 14 4,709 .6 $1,300 $18,200

50 3 6 9 3,066 .0 $1,600 $14,400

25 2 3 5 1,643 .6 $1,600 $8,000

Chicago

1,060 .2 100 16 52 68 29,825 .6 $825 $56,100

75 12 39 51 22,369 .2 $850 $43,350

50 8 26 34 14,912 .8 $875 $29,750

25 4 13 17 7,456 .4 $900 $15,300


331 .3 100 9 23 32 9,279 .2 $710 $22,720

75 7 17 24 6,938 .4 $820 $19,680

50 5 12 17 4,911 .2 $850 $14,450

25 2 6 8 2,340 .8 $875 $7,000

Columbus

150 .9 100 2 9 11 4,214 .0 $604 $6,644

75 2 7 9 3,390 .8 $625 $5,625

50 1 5 6 2,312 .8 $646 $3,876

25 1 2 3 1,078 .0 $662 $1,986


419 .2 100 2 22 24 12,124 .0 $780 $18,720

75 2 17 19 9,492 .0 $806 $15,314

50 1 11 12 6,062 .0 $832 $9,984

25 1 6 7 3,430 .0 $858 $6,006


576 .0 100 5 30 35 16,338 .0 $780 $27,300

75 4 23 27 12,591 .6 $806 $21,762

50 3 15 18 8,366 .4 $832 $14,976

25 1 8 9 4,225 .2 $858 $7,722


156 .8 100 1 10 11 4,530 .4 $780 $8,580

75 1 8 9 3,752 .0 $806 $7,254

50 1 5 6 2,584 .4 $832 $4,992

25 1 3 4 1,806 .0 $858 $3,432

El Paso

16 .1 100 1 1 2 453 .6 $665 $1,330

75 1 1 2 453 .6 $665 $1,330

50 1 1 2 453 .6 $665 $1,330

25 1 1 2 453 .6 $665 $1,330

18+ Pop (000)

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# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 African American Space Only Premiere Panel© Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .



1106 .3 100


50

25


1,549 .0 100


50

25

West Palm Beach

116 .9 100 5 4 9 3,284 .4 $1,100 $9,900

75 4 3 7 2,525 .6 $1,100 $7,700

50 3 2 5 1,766 .8 $1,100 $5,500

25 1 1 2 758 .8 $1,300 $2,600

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

203202


Orlando

177 .1 100 3 5 8 5,205 .2 $875 $7,000

75 2 4 6 3,987 .2 $895 $5,370

50 2 3 5 3,211 .6 $900 $4,500

25 1 1 2 1,218 .0 $950 $1,900

Philadelphia*

852 .9 100 30 40 70 24,612 .0 $665 $46,550

75 23 30 53 18,572 .4 $690 $36,570

50 15 20 35 12,306 .0 $720 $25,200

25 8 10 18 6,266 .4 $740 $13,320

Reno - Reno Metro

6 .4 100 1 0 1 252 .0 $984 $984

75 1 0 1 252 .0 $984 $984

50 1 0 1 252 .0 $984 $984

25 1 0 1 252 .0 $984 $984

Sacramento

101 .1 100 1 4 5 2,847 .6 $1,875 $9,375

75 1 3 4 2,209 .2 $1,875 $7,500

50 1 2 3 1,570 .8 $1,875 $5,625

25 1 1 2 932 .4 $1,875 $3,750

San Antonio

95 .8 100 2 3 5 2,606 .8 $675 $3,375

75 2 2 4 2,010 .4 $675 $2,700

50 1 2 3 1,601 .6 $710 $2,130

25 1 1 2 1,005 .2 $740 $1,480

San Diego

121 .4 100 0 6 6 3,427 .2 $755 $4,530

75 0 5 5 2,856 .0 $755 $3,775

50 0 3 3 1,713 .6 $780 $2,340

25 0 2 2 1,142 .4 $865 $1,730


381 .4 100 3 21 24 10,458 .0 $1,010 $24,240

75 2 16 18 7,901 .6 $1,010 $18,180

50 2 11 13 5,577 .6 $1,010 $13,130

25 1 5 6 2,556 .4 $1,030 $6,180

Seattle - Seattle

90 .0 100 1 4 5 2,559 .2 $1,150 $5,750

75 1 3 4 2,010 .4 $1,150 $4,600

50 1 2 3 1,461 .6 $1,150 $3,450

25 1 1 2 912 .8 $1,150 $2,300


132 .4 100 2 6 8 3,628 .8 $1,150 $9,200

75 2 5 7 3,136 .0 $1,150 $8,050

50 1 3 4 1,814 .4 $1,150 $4,600

25 1 2 3 1,321 .6 $1,150 $3,450

Seattle - Tacoma

42 .4 100 1 3 4 1,598 .8 $1,150 $4,600

75 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

50 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

25 1 1 2 719 .6 $1,150 $2,300

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate






Houston

649 .4 100 4 53 57 22,335 .6 $750 $42,750

75 3 40 43 16,850 .4 $775 $33,325

50 2 27 29 11,365 .2 $800 $23,200

25 1 13 14 5,485 .2 $825 $11,550

Indianapolis

151 .7 100 5 8 13 4,230 .8 $950 $12,350

75 4 6 10 3,225 .6 $950 $9,500

50 3 4 7 2,220 .4 $1,000 $7,000

25 1 2 3 1,005 .2 $1,000 $3,000

Jacksonville

174 .0 100 2 8 10 5,084 .8 $855 $8,550

75 2 6 8 3,931 .2 $905 $7,240

50 1 4 5 2,542 .4 $955 $4,775

25 1 2 3 1,388 .8 $1,005 $3,015

Los Angeles

951 .2 100 2 43 45 26,325 .6 $620 $27,900

75 2 32 34 19,734 .4 $620 $21,080

50 1 22 23 13,462 .4 $645 $14,835

25 1 11 12 6,871 .2 $725 $8,700

Memphis

355 .3 100 11 16 27 10,600 .8 $690 $18,630

75 8 12 20 7,884 .8 $720 $14,400

50 6 8 14 5,432 .0 $750 $10,500

25 3 4 7 2,716 .0 $825 $5,775


246 .2 100 2 9 11 7,540 .4 $750 $8,250

75 2 7 9 6,078 .8 $750 $6,750

50 1 5 6 4,135 .6 $750 $4,500

25 1 2 3 1,943 .2 $750 $2,250


327 .5 100 2 14 16 9,380 .0 $750 $12,000

75 2 11 13 7,557 .2 $750 $9,750

50 1 7 8 4,690 .0 $750 $6,000

25 1 4 5 2,867 .2 $750 $3,750


573 .7 100 4 23 27 16,766 .4 $750 $20,250

75 3 17 20 12,412 .4 $750 $15,000

50 2 12 14 8,708 .0 $750 $10,500

25 1 6 7 4,354 .0 $750 $5,250

Milwaukee

165 .6 100 2 9 11 4,589 .2 $625 $6,875

75 2 7 9 3,631 .6 $650 $5,850

50 1 5 6 2,534 .0 $675 $4,050

25 1 2 3 1,097 .6 $700 $2,100


139 .6 100 9 11 20 3,892 .0 $990 $19,800

75 7 8 15 2,884 .0 $1,035 $15,525

50 5 6 11 2,133 .6 $1,080 $11,880

25 2 3 5 1,008 .0 $1,135 $5,675

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

205204


Milwaukee

165 .6 100 3 7 10 4,704 .0 $675 $6,750

75 2 5 7 3,276 .0 $700 $4,900

50 2 4 6 2,856 .0 $720 $4,320

25 1 2 3 1,428 .0 $760 $2,280

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

2009 African American Space Only Posters & Transit Shelter Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


POSTERS & TRANSIT SHELTERSAfrican American Coverage


Tampa Bay

213 .6 100 2 27 29 6,101 .2 $650 $18,850

75 2 20 22 4,592 .0 $690 $15,180

50 1 14 15 3,158 .4 $725 $10,875

25 1 7 8 1,649 .2 $765 $6,120


530 .4 100 8 33 41 14,870 .8 $725 $29,725

75 6 25 31 11,253 .2 $775 $24,025

50 4 17 21 7,635 .6 $800 $16,800

25 2 8 10 3,617 .6 $825 $8,250


1,106 .3 100 22 45 67 31,192 .0 $1,850 $123,950

75 17 34 51 23,657 .2 $2,000 $102,000

50 11 23 34 15,884 .4 $2,100 $71,400

25 6 11 17 7,772 .8 $2,450 $41,650


1,549 .0 100 32 86 118 43,652 .0 $1,100 $129,800

75 24 65 89 32,953 .2 $1,150 $102,350

50 16 43 59 21,826 .0 $1,300 $76,700

25 8 22 30 11,127 .2 $1,450 $43,500

West Palm Beach

116 .9 100 5 4 9 3,284 .4 $750 $6,750

75 4 3 7 2,525 .6 $750 $5,250

50 3 2 5 1,766 .8 $750 $3,750

25 1 1 2 758 .8 $750 $1,500

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate



207206


2009 African American Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .



108 .3 100 8 0 8 3,024 .0 $200 $1,600

75 6 0 6 2,268 .0 $200 $1,200

50 4 0 4 1,512 .0 $200 $800

25 2 0 2 756 .0 $200 $400


169 .8 100 13 0 13 4,841 .2 $200 $2,600

75 10 0 10 3,724 .0 $200 $2,000

50 7 0 7 2,606 .8 $200 $1,400

25 3 0 3 1,117 .2 $200 $600

Milwaukee

143 .2 100 20 0 20 4,088 .0 $150 $3,000

75 15 0 15 3,066 .0 $165 $2,475

50 10 0 10 2,044 .0 $175 $1,750

25 5 0 5 1,022 .0 $180 $900

San Antonio

90 .3 100 12 0 12 2,654 .4 $200 $2,400

75 9 0 9 1,990 .8 $210 $1,890

50 6 0 6 1,327 .2 $220 $1,320

25 3 0 3 663 .6 $230 $690


278 .1 100 32 0 32 7,705 .6 $210 $6,720

75 24 0 24 5,779 .2 $210 $5,040

50 16 0 16 3,852 .8 $210 $3,360

25 8 0 8 1,926 .4 $225 $1,800


299 .1 100Please contact market for specific details, availability and rates .

75

50 31 0 31 4,253 .2 $400 $12,400

25 15 0 15 2,058 .0 $400 $6,000


650 .9 100 65 0 65 18,382 .0 $400 $26,000

75 49 0 49 13,857 .2 $400 $19,600

50 33 0 33 9,332 .4 $400 $13,200

25 16 0 16 4,524 .8 $400 $6,400



75

50 65 0 65 13,650 .0 $400 $26,000

25 32 0 32 6,720 .0 $400 $12,800

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 African American Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


JUNIOR POSTERSAfrican American Coverage

Atlanta


75

50 63 0 63 8,290 .8 $215 $13,545

25 32 0 32 4,211 .2 $225 $7,200

Chicago

1,060 .2 100 128 0 128 29,747 .2 $150 $19,200

75 96 0 96 22,310 .4 $190 $18,240

50 64 0 64 14,873 .6 $200 $12,800

25 32 0 32 7,436 .8 $215 $6,880


396 .4 100 63 0 63 11,289 .6 $232 $14,616

75 47 0 47 8,422 .4 $258 $12,126

50 32 0 32 5,734 .4 $283 $9,056

25 16 0 16 2,867 .2 $309 $4,944


548 .5 100 87 0 87 15,346 .8 $232 $20,184

75 65 0 65 11,466 .0 $258 $16,770

50 44 0 44 7,761 .6 $283 $12,452

25 22 0 22 3,880 .8 $309 $6,798


152 .1 100 35 0 35 4,508 .0 $232 $8,120

75 26 0 26 3,348 .8 $258 $6,708

50 18 0 18 2,318 .4 $283 $5,094

25 9 0 9 1,159 .2 $309 $2,781

El Paso

16 .1 100 3 0 3 697 .2 $165 $495

75 2 0 2 464 .8 $175 $350

50 2 0 2 464 .8 $175 $350

25 1 0 1 232 .4 $175 $175

Houston

169 .6 100 32 0 32 4,748 .8 $250 $8,000

75 24 0 24 3,561 .6 $275 $6,600

50 16 0 16 2,374 .4 $300 $4,800

25 8 0 8 1,187 .2 $325 $2,600

Indianapolis

61 .8 100 12 0 12 1,814 .4 $325 $3,900

75 9 0 9 1,360 .8 $325 $2,925

50 6 0 6 907 .2 $325 $1,950

25 3 0 3 453 .6 $325 $975


61 .5 100 5 0 5 1,806 .0 $200 $1,000

75 4 0 4 1,444 .8 $200 $800

50 3 0 3 1,083 .6 $200 $600

25 1 0 1 361 .2 $200 $200

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

209208


2009 Asian Space Only Bulletin Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


BULLETINSAsian Coverage

Los Angeles

1,678 .0 100 29 46,852 .4 $6,525 $189,225

75 22 35,543 .2 $6,525 $143,550

50 15 24,234 .0 $7,150 $107,250

25 7 11,309 .2 $7,575 $53,025

20 6 9,693 .6 $7,575 $45,450

15 4 6,462 .4 $7,775 $31,100

10 3 4,846 .8 $8,400 $25,200

5 1 1,615 .6 $8,725 $8,725

San Diego

257 .7 100 4 7,302 .4 $8,200 $32,800

75 3 5,476 .8 $8,200 $24,600

50 2 3,651 .2 $8,725 $17,450

25 1 1,825 .6 $10,300 $10,300

20 1 1,825 .6 $10,300 $10,300

15 1 1,825 .6 $10,300 $10,300

10 1 1,825 .6 $10,300 $10,300

5 1 1,825 .6 $10,300 $10,300


1,202 .5 100 17 33,272 .4 $6,500 $110,500

75 13 25,443 .6 $7,000 $91,000

50 9 17,614 .8 $7,500 $67,500

25 4 7,828 .8 $7,800 $31,200

20 3 5,871 .6 $7,900 $23,700

15 3 5,871 .6 $7,900 $23,700

10 2 3,914 .4 $7,900 $15,800

5 1 1,957 .2 $7,900 $7,900

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 African American Space Only Transit Shelter Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


TRANSIT SHELTERSAfrican American Coverage

Memphis

281 .6 100 0 15 15 8,022 .0 $620 $9,300

75 0 11 11 5,882 .8 $650 $7,150

50 0 8 8 4,278 .4 $695 $5,560

25 0 4 4 2,139 .2 $760 $3,040


156 .3 100 2 4 6 5,398 .4 $500 $3,000

75 2 3 5 4,466 .0 $500 $2,500

50 1 2 3 2,699 .2 $500 $1,500

25 1 1 2 1,766 .8 $500 $1,000


47 .1 100 0 3 3 1,503 .6 $500 $1,500

75 0 2 2 1,002 .4 $500 $1,000

50 0 2 2 1,002 .4 $500 $1,000

25 0 1 1 501 .2 $500 $500


203 .5 100 2 7 9 5,588 .8 $500 $4,500

75 2 5 7 4,312 .0 $500 $3,500

50 1 4 5 3,113 .6 $500 $2,500

25 1 2 3 1,836 .8 $500 $1,500

Milwaukee

145 .0 100 7 0 7 4,116 .0 $500 $3,500

75 5 0 5 2,940 .0 $550 $2,750

50 4 0 4 2,352 .0 $600 $2,400

25 2 0 2 1,176 .0 $650 $1,300


103 .1 100 1 10 11 2,993 .2 $785 $8,635

75 1 8 9 2,427 .6 $815 $7,335

50 1 5 6 1,579 .2 $845 $5,070

25 1 3 4 1,013 .6 $875 $3,500


977 .6 100 36 40 76 27,462 .4 $1,050 $79,800

75 27 30 57 20,596 .8 $1,150 $65,550

50 18 20 38 13,731 .2 $1,200 $45,600

25 9 10 19 6,865 .6 $1,250 $23,750

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

211210


2009 Asian Space Only Poster / ECO•Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


POSTERS / ECO•POSTERSAsian Coverage

Boston

217 .6 100 3 13 16 6,062 .0 $1,300 $20,800

75 2 10 12 4,597 .6 $1,300 $15,600

50 2 7 9 3,346 .0 $1,600 $14,400

25 1 3 4 1,464 .4 $1,600 $6,400

Chicago

377 .9 100 3 19 22 10,469 .2 $850 $18,700

75 2 14 16 7,610 .4 $900 $14,400

50 2 10 12 5,717 .6 $925 $11,100

25 1 5 6 2,858 .8 $950 $5,700


182 .3 100 4 10 14 5,286 .4 $665 $9,310

75 3 8 11 4,186 .0 $690 $7,590

50 2 5 7 2,643 .2 $720 $5,040

25 1 3 4 1,542 .8 $740 $2,960

Reno - Reno Metro

18 .5 100 1 1 2 604 .8 $984 $1,968

75 1 1 2 604 .8 $984 $1,968

50 1 1 2 604 .8 $984 $1,968

25 1 1 2 604 .8 $984 $1,968

Sacramento

170 .1 100 2 7 9 4,362 .4 $1,875 $16,875

75 2 5 7 3,276 .0 $1,875 $13,125

50 1 4 5 2,452 .8 $1,875 $9,375

25 1 2 3 1,366 .4 $1,875 $5,625

San Diego

257 .7 100 1 11 12 7,285 .6 $755 $9,060

75 1 8 9 5,328 .4 $755 $6,795

50 1 6 7 4,023 .6 $780 $5,460

25 1 3 4 2,066 .4 $865 $3,460


1,202 .5 100 9 67 76 33,672 .8 $925 $70,300

75 7 50 57 25,202 .8 $1,010 $57,570

50 5 34 39 17,200 .4 $1,010 $39,390

25 2 17 19 8,470 .0 $1,010 $19,190

Seattle - Seattle

248 .3 100 2 12 14 7,375 .2 $1,150 $16,100

75 2 9 11 5,686 .8 $1,150 $12,650

50 1 6 7 3,687 .6 $1,150 $8,050

25 1 3 4 1,999 .2 $1,150 $4,600


300 .6 100 2 15 17 8,769 .6 $1,150 $19,550

75 2 11 13 6,574 .4 $1,150 $14,950

50 1 8 9 4,659 .2 $1,150 $10,350

25 1 4 5 2,464 .0 $1,150 $5,750

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


2009 Asian Space Only Premiere Panel© Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


PREMIERE PANELS©

Asian Coverage

Reno - Reno Metro

18 .5 100 0 1 1 414 .4 $1,096 $1,096

75 0 1 1 414 .4 $1,096 $1,096

50 0 1 1 414 .4 $1,096 $1,096

25 0 1 1 414 .4 $1,096 $1,096


1,202 .5 100 10 66 76 33,465 .6 $2,000 $152,000

75 8 50 58 25,463 .2 $2,000 $116,000

50 5 33 38 16,732 .8 $2,000 $76,000

25 3 17 20 8,730 .4 $2,000 $40,000

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

213212


2009 Asian Space Only Junior Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


JUNIOR POSTERSAsian Coverage


608 .0 100 66 0 66 16,816 .8 $185 $12,210

75 50 0 50 12,740 .0 $210 $10,500

50 33 0 33 8,408 .4 $210 $6,930

25 17 0 17 4,331 .6 $210 $3,570

18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate


Seattle - Tacoma

52 .3 100 1 3 4 1,598 .8 $1,150 $4,600

75 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

50 1 2 3 1,159 .2 $1,150 $3,450

25 1 1 2 719 .6 $1,150 $2,300

2009 Asian Space Only Poster / ECO•Poster Allotments (Net)All rates are NET, and subject to change without prior notice . Space subject to availability .


18+ Pop (000)

GRP Impress Level

# of Unilluminated

# of Illuminated

Total # of Faces


(000)

4-Week Rate

Per Face

Total 4-Week

Rate

215214


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