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MEDIA FAMILY TREES Top properties of the nation’s largest media companies by net revenue in 2006 Time Warner Walt Disney Co. News Corp. NBC Universal (General Electric Co.) CBS Corp. Cox Radio Gannett Co. Tribune Co. $33.99 billion net media revenue 1 $16.84 billion net media revenue 3 $14.09 billion net media revenue 4 $13.24 billion net media revenue 6 $12.18 billion net media revenue 7 65% $440.0 million net revenue/79 stations $6.33 billion net media revenue 12 $5.26 billion net media revenue 17 Fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2006 Fiscal year ended June 30, 2007. News Corp. signed GE owns 80% and Vivendi Universal owns 20% of Sale pending to employee stock ownership plan deal in August 2007 to buy Dow Jones & Co. NBC Universal STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE and investor Sam Zell Turner Broadcasting System Disney Media Networks 82% Fox Broadcasting Co. NBC Television Network CBS Television Network WSB AM (Atlanta) . .$43.6 Newspapers Liberty owns 2.8% of Time Warner WALR FM (Atlanta) . .23.6 Tribune Publishing $4.78 billion net revenue $5.07 billion net revenue* $5.97 billion net revenue* $6.46 billion net revenue WSB FM (Atlanta) . .20.9 $5.12 billion net rev/90 U.S. dailies $3.96 billion net/25 U.S. papers WSRV (Atlanta) . .19.1 TOP NETWORKS NET REVENUE Fox TV network: $3.79 billion gross ad rev- NBC TV Network: More than 200 affiliates, CBS TV Network: More than 200 affiliates, NEWSPAPER GROSS REVENUE KKBQ FM (Houston-Galveston) . .18.5 NEWSPAPER GROSS REVENUE TNT . .$1,677.1 enue, 213 affiliates, 25 owned and operat- NBC owns 25% of A&E 10 owned and operated NBC stations 21 owned and operated CBS stations USA Today . .$682.0 $1,156.9 ABC Television Network Gross revenue in millions from BIA Los Angeles Times . TBS . .1,072.6 ed by Fox Television Stations STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE The Arizona Republic (Phoenix) . .545.1 837.1 $5.39 billion net revenue Chicago Tribune . CNN and CNN Headline News . .961.1 STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE WNBC (New York) . .$344.0 STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE Publicly held Cox Radio is 65% owned by Cox Enterprises The Indianapolis Star . .308.1 Newsday (Long Island, N.Y.) . .520.5 Cartoon Network . .524.3 KTTV (Los Angeles) . .$291.8 KNBC (Los Angeles) . .306.0 KCBS (Los Angeles) . $216.0 Detroit Free Press . .297.7 391.8 ABC TV Network: $6.15 billion gross ad rev- South Florida Sun-Sentinel . Court TV . .253.0 WNYW (New York) . .240.0 WMAQ (Chicago) . .145.3 WCBS (New York) . .190.0 The (Louisville) Courier-Journal . .268.4 304.8 enue, 228 affiliates, 10 o&o ABC stations EchoStar Communications Group The Baltimore Sun . Turner Classic Movies . .203.1 WFLD (Chicago) . .160.3 WRC (Washington, D.C.) . .136.0 KYW (Philadelphia) . .130.0 $9.46 billion net media revenue 9 Gross revenue in millions from BIA Gross revenue in millions from BIA Boomerang . .22.6 KDFW (Dallas-Ft. Worth) . .125.1 KXAS (Dallas-Ft. Worth) . .132.1 WBBM (Chicago) . .109.0 STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE CNN en Espanol . .10.2 WTTG (Washington) . .108.9 Gross revenue in millions from BIA KPIX (San Francisco-Oakland) . .100.5 WABC (New York) . .$303.0 Net revenue in millions from SNL Kagan 240.0 Gross revenue in millions from BIA; *net revenue Gross revenue in millions from BIA KABC (Los Angeles) . includes MyNetworkTV o&os *Includes all NBCU o&os DISH Network USA Weekend WGN AM Chicago WPVI (Philadelphia) . .196.2 13.1 million subscribers $476.7 million gross ad revenue $41.2 million net revenue WLS (Chicago) . .191.0 Owns 25 Fox affiliates but is in the process of selling 10 Telemundo KGO (San Francisco) . .105.0 $564.0 million net revenue* 50% CW Television Network Home Box Office Gross revenue in millions from BIA MyNetworkTV launched September 2006 Viacom Gannett Broadcasting Tribune Broadcasting $2.93 billion net rev/45 million subs $47.6 million net revenue* Telemundo TV Network: $854.8 million net revenue $8.44 billion net media revenue Tribune owns 40.8% of CareerBuilder $1.18 billion net rev/36 U.S. stations Includes multiple HBO and Cinemax channels in the U.S. 36 affiliates, 16 o&o Telemundo stations, dis- CW TV Network: 204 affiliates; 11 CBS 10 Excludes DVDs and syndication tribution to nearly 700 cable affiliates Corp.-o&o CW stations including these: ESPN MyNetworkTV: 175 affiliates, 10 owned and STATION, LOCATION, AFFILIATE REVENUE* STATION, LOCATION, AFFILIATE REVENUE* operated by Fox Television Stations STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE KUSA (Denver) NBC . .$111.5 Time Inc. 80% WPIX (New York) CW . .$210.0 $5.28 billion net rev/6 networks WKAQ (San Juan, P.R.) . .$65.5 Time Warner owns STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE MTV Networks 94.2 50% of CW WXIA (Atlanta) NBC . KTLA (Los Angeles) CW . .158.3 $3.60 billion net revenue KVEA (Los Angeles) . .56.1 KBCW (San Francisco-Oakland) . .$52.5 $4.99 billion net revenue* 91.7 NETWORK NET REVENUE STATION, LOCATION GROSS REVENUE KPNX (Phoenix) NBC . WGN (Chicago) CW . .150.4 115.0 WSCV (Miami) . .56.1 WKBD (Detroit) . .47.8 88.5 ESPN . .$4,335.6 WWOR (New York) . .$ WUSA (Washington) CBS . KDAF (Dallas-Ft. Worth) CW . .59.0 95.0 WNJU (New York) . .35.0 WPSG (Philadelphia) . .43.3 TOP 10 NETWORKS NET REVENUE 82.6 ESPN2 . .640.9 KCOP (Los Angeles) . KARE (Minneapolis-St. Paul) NBC . WPHL (Philadelphia) MyTV . .55.0 46.0 WSNS (Chicago) . .19.5 WTOG (Tampa) . .36.8 Nickelodeon . .$1,756.5 Time Inc. magazines ESPN Classic . .166.2 WPWR (Chicago) . *Gross revenue in millions from BIA *Gross revenue in millions from BIA 37.8 Gross revenue in millions from BIA WUPA (Atlanta) . .26.0 MTV . .1,215.7 ESPNews . .116.1 WDCA (Washington) . $3.98 billion gross ad revenue 35.8 Comedy Central . .661.9 ESPNU . .13.3 KDFI (Dallas-Ft.Worth) . *Excludes o&os Gross revenue in millions from BIA include revenue from before network’s September 2006 launch VH1 . .532.6 TOP 10 MAGAZINES GROSS AD REVENUE Net revenue in millions from SNL Kagan Gross revenue in millions from BIA include revenue Spike TV . .519.9 CareerBuilder 57 People . $872.7 from before network’s September 2006 launch; the net- NBC Universal Cable Magazines Hearst owns 20% of ESPN work was formed following the dissolution of UPN and TV Land . .273.3 40.8% Time . .661.3 $2.92 billion net revenue $672.0 million net revenue $106.7 million gross ad revenue WB; *partial year, excludes o&os CMT . .172.6 Sports Illustrated . 618.0 Westwood One 72 Noggin . .110.2 InStyle . .410.1 ESPN The Magazine NETWORKS NET REVENUE TOP MAGAZINES GROSS AD REVENUE 19% $494.0 million net revenue MTV2 . .69.7 $41.4 Entertainment Weekly . 246.5 $269.3 million gross ad revenue USA Network . .$1,242.6 AT&T Chicago Tribune Magazine . 536.5 Managed by CBS Radio, content to more than 7,000 sta- Nick Toons . .45.7 West . .37.8 Fortune . .300.9 Fox Cable Networks CNBC . tions and has nine networks including CBS, CNN and NBC $5.68 billion net media revenue 13 248.3 Sci Fi . .510.9 Net revenue in millions from SNL Kagan Chicago Magazine . .27.5 Real Simple . $3.63 billion net revenue AT&T media contributions come from AT&T Yellow Pages Golf Magazine . .174.8 Disney Cable Networks Bravo . .322.7 CBS Radio *Ad Age estimate Gross ad revenue in millions from PIB MSNBC . .270.3 Money . .161.1 $1.62 billion net rev/4 networks $1.95 billion net rev/140 stations NETWORK NET REVENUE Net revenue in millions from SNL Kagan Essence . .104.3 Fox Sports Net . .$1,806.8 BET Networks Charter Communications Gross ad revenue in millions from PIB NETWORK NET REVENUE FX . .695.4 TOP 5 STATIONS GROSS REVENUE $525.3 million net revenue $5.50 billion net media revenue WGN Superstation Liberty owns 16.2% of News Corp. 64.5 14 Disney Channel . .$931.2 Fox News . .688.0 KROQ FM (Los Angeles) . .$ 231.6 59.7 Charter has 6.2 million cable subscribers more than 70 million homes ABC Family . .416.5 Speed Channel . 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