Fox Broadcasting Company ''Blinks'' First!

-- National Radio Campaign on Clear Channel Radio Stations Is First to Use Shortest Length Spots

-- Entertainment Company Builds on Breakthrough Campaign for Last Season's "24" Debut to Support 2006 Premieres of PRISON BREAK, HOUSE and THE SIMPSONS

Clear Channel Radio and Fox Broadcasting Company (FOX) todayannounced a first-of-its-kind national radio campaign supporting thefall season premieres of hit television series PRISON BREAK, HOUSE andTHE SIMPSONS. The campaign is the first to use "blinks" -- theshortest-length radio spots available.

Conceived by, and running exclusively on, 1100 Clear Channel Radiostations, "blinks" now move from hot advertising concepts to reality.The first "blinks" -- running every hour from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. --support tonight's premiere of PRISON BREAK. Next up will be "blinks"for the HOUSE premiere on September 5th and THE SIMPSONS premiere onSeptember 10th.

The FOX spots combine theme music and acerbic remarks fromcharacters to remind loyal fans to tune in, and to attract new viewersthrough humorous copy. The "blinks" created for each FOX premiere werea collaborative effort between Clear Channel Radio's Creative ServicesGroup and Fox Broadcasting's radio promotion team.

Clear Channel Radio created the astonishingly short ads as toolsfor established brands to both reinforce their identity as well ascreate a fresh way to communicate with their most loyal customers. Theultra-short spots are most effectively used in combination with otherlength spots.

Breaking New Ground Again

"FOX is again breaking new ground in the promotion of its showswith these fun 'blink' spots," said Kaye Bentley, Senior VicePresident, Fox Broadcasting Company. "Like our breakthroughprogramming, these spots are one-of-a-kind, and through the power ofradio, they will be heard across the country."

FOX and Clear Channel Radio previously collaborated on radioadvertising for FOX's popular series, 24. FOX stepped up to become oneof the first advertisers last year to use hourly 30-second radio spotsover a 24-hour period, which featured a countdown for the seasonpremiere episode of "24".

"FOX is carving out new territory with 'blinks' and demonstratingthat our medium can successfully extend brands," said Jeff Howard,Regional President of Clear Channel Radio Sales. "We expect massivetune in across all of Clear Channel's formats, and that listeners willfind this creative original and surprising."

Clear Channel Radio's award-winning Creative Services Grouplaunched in 2004 with an impressive roster of creative talent focusedon improving the radio listening experience and increasing value toadvertisers through improved radio ads. More information on theCreative Services Group can be found at http://www.betterradio.net/.

About Fox Broadcasting Company

Fox Broadcasting Company (FOX) is a unit of News Corporation(NYSE:NWS) (NYSE:NWS.A) (ASX:NWS) (ASX:NWSLV). FOX finished the2005-2006 season as the No. 1 network for the second consecutiveseason among Adult 18-49 viewers, while continuing to dominate allnetwork competition in the more targeted Adults 18-34 and Teendemographics. FOX airs 15 hours of primetime programming a week aswell as late night entertainment programming, major sports and Sundaymorning news.

About Clear Channel Radio

Clear Channel Radio is a leading radio company focused on servinglocal communities across the U.S. with more than 110 million listenerschoosing Clear Channel Radio programming each week. The company'scontent can be heard on AM/FM stations, HD digital radio channels, onthe Internet, via iPods, through Motorola's iRadio cell-phone service,and via mobile-navigation devices from Cobra, Garmin, Kenwood andothers. The company's operations include radio broadcasting,syndication and independent media representation. Clear Channel Radiois a division of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. (NYSE:CCU), aleading global media and entertainment company. More information onthe company can be found at www.clearchannel.com.