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FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 1 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 EXHIBIT E Assignee Parties to the Application WVTM Hearst Television Inc. The following are the officers, directors, and sole shareholder of WVTM Hearst Television Inc., which is the proposed licensee of temporary fixed earth stations E000732 and E030231: Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Catherine A. Bostron c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Secretary None None New York, NY John J. Drain Senior Vice President, c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Treasurer, and Director New York, NY David L. Kors c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Larry M. Loeb c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Secretary None None New York, NY Warren K. McDonald c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Jeana Stanley c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Finance None None New York, NY Jordan M. Wertlieb c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA President and Director None None New York, NY Hearst Properties Inc. Domestic c/o Hearst Television Inc. Shareholder 100% 100% Corp. New York, NY 1 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Hearst Properties Inc. The following are the officers, directors, and sole shareholder of Hearst Properties Inc.: Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets David W. Abel President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WMTW New York, NY Jeffrey Bartlett President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WMUR-TV New York, NY Catherine A. Bostron c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Secretary None None New York, NY John Drain Senior Vice President, c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Treasurer, and Director New York, NY Charles Glenn Haygood President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WLKY New York, NY John L. Humphries President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WGAL New York, NY David L. Kors c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Larry M. Loeb c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Secretary None None New York, NY Kenneth A. Lucas President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WMOR-TV New York, NY Warren K. McDonald c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC 2 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Henry Price President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WXII-TV New York, NY Ariel Roblin President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, KETV New York, NY Mary Lynn Roper President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, KOAT-TV New York, NY Brian Sather President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, KCCI New York, NY John Soapes President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WYFF New York, NY Jeana Stanley c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Finance None None New York, NY Caroline Taplett President & General c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Manager, WPBF New York, NY Jordan M. Wertlieb c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA President and Director None None New York, NY Hearst Television Inc. Domestic Shareholder 100% 100% New York, NY Corp. 3 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Hearst Television Inc. The following are the officers, directors, and sole shareholder of Hearst Television Inc.: Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Candy Altman c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, News None None New York, NY Katherine J. Barnett USA Vice President, Human c/o Hearst Television Inc. None None Resources New York, NY Frank Biancuzzo c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Senior Vice President None None New York, NY Catherine A. Bostron c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Secretary None None New York, NY Emerson Coleman c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Programming None None New York, NY John Drain Senior Vice President, c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Treasurer, and Director New York, NY Edward M. Faubell c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Engineering None None New York, NY Suzanne E. Grethen Vice President, Promotion & c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Marketing New York, NY Michael J. Hayes c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Senior Vice President None None New York, NY Roger Keating Senior Vice President, Digital c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Media New York, NY 4 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Kathleen Keefe c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Sales None None New York, NY David L. Kors c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Larry M. Loeb c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Secretary None None New York, NY Alvin R. Lustgarten c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, IT None None New York, NY Barbara Maushard-Jones c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, News None None New York, NY Warren K. McDonald c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Eric J. Meyrowitz c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Sales None None New York, NY Jonathan C. Mintzer c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President None None New York, NY Michael Rosellini Vice President, Digital c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA None None Operations New York, NY Mitchell I. Scherzer c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY Jeana Stanley c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Finance None None New York, NY 5 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Jonathan D. Sumber c/o Hearst Television Inc. USA Vice President, Digital Sales None None New York, NY Jordan M.Wertlieb USA c/o Hearst Television Inc. President and Director None None New York, NY Hearst Broadcasting, Inc. Domestic c/o The Hearst Corporation Attributable Stockholder 100% 100% Corp. New York, NY 6 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Hearst Broadcasting, Inc. The following are the officers, directors, and sole shareholder of Hearst Broadcasting, Inc.: Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets James M. Asher c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President and Director None None New York, NY Catherine A. Bostron c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Secretary None None New York, NY David L. Kors c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Larry M. Loeb c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Secretary None None New York, NY Warren K. McDonald c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Mitchell I. Scherzer Vice President, Treasurer, c/o The Hearst Corporation USA None None and Director New York, NY Jordan M. Wertlieb c/o The Hearst Corporation USA President and Director None None New York, NY Hearst Communications, Inc. Domestic c/o The Hearst Corporation Shareholder 100% 100% Corp. New York, NY 7 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Hearst Communications, Inc. The following are the officers, directors, and shareholders of Hearst Communications, Inc.: Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets Mark E. Aldam Senior Vice President and c/o The Hearst Corporation USA None None Director New York, NY James M. Asher Senior Vice President, Chief c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Legal and Development None None New York, NY Officer, and Director Anissa B. Balson c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY David J. Barrett c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY Executive Vice Chairman of Frank A. Bennack, Jr. the Board, Chairman of c/o The Hearst Corporation USA None None Executive Committee, and New York, NY Director Catherine A. Bostron c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Secretary None None New York, NY Eve Burton Senior Vice President, c/o The Hearst Corporation USA General Counsel, and None None New York, NY Director David F. Carey Senior Vice President and c/o The Hearst Corporation USA None None Director New York, NY Carlton J. Charles c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President, Treasurer None None New York, NY Michael A. Clinton c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY 8 FCC Form 312 WVTM Hearst Television Inc. E000732, E030231 Name and Address Citizenship Positional Interest % of Votes % of Total Assets John G. Conomikes c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY Steven DeLorenzo c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President None None Charlotte, NC Gregory H. Dorn c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President None None New York, NY J. Duncan Edwards c/o The Hearst Corporation UK Director None None New York, NY Alfredo Gatto c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President None None Charlotte, NC Lisa H. Hagerman c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY Thomas J. Harvey c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Assistant Treasurer None None Charlotte, NC Mark F. Hasson c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Vice President, Finance None None New York, NY Austin Hearst c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY George R. Hearst III c/o The Hearst Corporation USA Director None None New York, NY William R.
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