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2007 Satellite Copyright Claims OFFICIAL LIST Note regarding joint claims: Notation of "(joint claim)" denotes that joint claim is filed on behalf of more than one joint copyright owner, and only the entity filing the claim is listed. No. Claimant's Name City State Rcv'd (JOINT) Atlanta Georgia 7/1/08 Gray Television Group, Inc. WVLT-TV Inc. Litton Syndications Mt. Pleasant South Carolina 7/1/08 (JOINT) New York New York 7/1/08 Broadcast Music, Inc. WAFF TV Huntsville Alabama 7/1/08 Coral Ridge Ministries Fort Lauderdale Florida 7/1/08 Media, Inc. Jonathan T. McCants M2 Marketing &, Los Angeles California 7/1/08 Management, Inc. Jasinski TV Los Angeles California 7/1/08 NVMBBR NOT USBD Cesari Response Television, Los Angeles California 7/1/08 Inc. 10 4Kids Production New York New York 7/2/08 Carsey Werner Bncino California 7/2/08 12 Freedom Broadcasting ofNY, Schenectady New York 7/2/08 I c. (WRGB) 13 Hometime Video Publishing Chaska Minnesota 7/2/08 Inc. 14 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. Port Arthur Texas 7/2/08 (KBTV-TV) 15 The John F. Kennedy Center Washington DC 7/2/08 for the Performing Arts Updated2/18/09 16 Midwest Television, Inc. San Diego California 7/3/08 17 Babe Winkelman Baxter Minnesota 7/3/08 Productions, Inc. 18 Indiana Broadcasting, LLC Terre Haute Indiana 7/3/08 19 (JOINT) New York 7/3/08 Marty Stouffer Productions New York 20 National Geographic Washington DC 7/3/08 Television (NGT) 21 USA Track & Field, Inc. Indianapolis Indiana 7/7/08 22 Post-Newsweek Stations San Antonio Texas 7/7/08 (KSAT-TV) 23 Screen Media Ventures New York New York 7/7/08 24 (JOINT) New York New York 7/8/08 American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) 25 Farm Journal Inc. Philadelphia Pennsylvania 7/8/08 26 In Touch Ministries, Inc. Atlanta Georgia 7/80/8 (Jonathan McCants) 27 Multimedia Holdings McLean Virginia 7/8/08 Corporation (KARE-TV) 28 KVUE Television, Inc. Austin Texas 7/8/08 29 (JOINT) Santa Monica California 7/8/08 CBS Studios Inc. Worldvision Enterprises, Inc. Spelling Television Inc. Republic Pictures Enterprises, Inc. Big Tickets Television, Inc. Republic Distribution Corporation Big Ticket Productions, Inc. Republic Entertainment, Inc. Big Ticket Pictures, Inc. Showtime Networks, Inc. Updated2/18/09.

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