1. Radio. It’s On. Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

2. A mass medium delivering audio content to passionate and loyal listeners across multiple platforms RADIO Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

3. RADIO TODAY RADIO LiveLocalMobilePersonalSocialInteractiveExperiential Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

4. On Air A mass medium capable of easily delivering your message to many people Targetable assuring the right people are exposed to your message A trusted medium and always available especially during times of crisis Online Digital capabilities offering interactive opportunities Complements and enhances on air campaign by reaching consumers using multiple touch points Delivers content wherever and whenever listeners want it On Target An environment that delivers consumers who are engaged and passionate about the content Offering companionship and information Exposure to the message when and where consumers are ready to buy or shop RADIO. IT’S ON. Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

7. RADIO BOASTS HIGHEST MASS REACH AMONG POPULAR MEDIA Source: The Nielsen Total Audience Report Q1 2015 Weekly Reach (% of Population) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

8. HIGHEST REACH AMONG ALL MEDIA OPTIONS Adults 18+ Source: Scarborough USA+, 2014 Release 2 Adults 18+ (August 2013 – September 2014) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

9. HIGHEST REACH AMONG ALL MEDIA OPTIONS Adults 18-34 Source: Scarborough USA+, 2014 Release 2 Adults 18-34 (August 2013 – September 2014) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

10. HIGHEST REACH AMONG ALL MEDIA OPTIONS Adults 25-54 Source: Scarborough USA+, 2014 Release 2 Adults 25-54 (August 2013 – September 2014) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

11. CONSISTENT REACH LEVELS Source: Nielsen Audio, RADAR® 122-126, September 2014-December 2014, March 2015 – September 2015 (Monday-Sunday 24-Hour Cume Estimates, All Radio) A MEDIUM FOR ALL SEASONS Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

14. REACH AND TIME SPENT ACROSS DEMOS Weekly Reach: 90.7% Weekly TSL: 11hrs:47min Best Daypart: 3-7p Reach: 79.3% Adults 18-34 Weekly Reach: 93.6% Weekly TSL: 14hrs:18min Best Daypart: 3-7p Reach: 84.2% Adults 35-49 Weekly Reach: 93.4% Weekly TSL: 15hrs:54min Best Daypart: 10a-3p Reach: 84.1% Adults 50-64 Weekly Reach: 93.2% Weekly TSL: 13hrs:57min Best Daypart: 10a-3p Reach: 83.1% Hispanic 18+ Weekly Reach: 91.3% Weekly TSL: 14hrs:25 min Best Daypart: 10a-3p Reach: 79.9% African- American 18+ Source: Nielsen Audio RADAR 126, September 2015 (Monday-Sunday 24-Hour TSL and Cume Estimates; Monday-Sunday Daypart Cume Estimates) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

15. Source: The Nielsen Total Audience Report Q2 2015 / Base: Total US Population P18+ 29.3 HRS Traditional Television 12.7 HRS AM/FM Radio 5.1 HRS Using the Internet on Computer 7.8 HRS Using any App/Web on Smartphone 3.4 HRS Time-Shifted Playback 1.5 HRS Video on the Internet 1.5 HRS Game Console RADIO CAPTURES 1/5 OF ALL CONTENT HOURS 61 hours of content each week across, radio, TV, online and mobile by average U.S. adults. weekly hours spent with media Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

16. LISTENERS CHOOSE RADIO OVER FACEBOOK Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

19. MOST USED SOURCE FOR MUSIC DISCOVERY Source: The Infinite Dial 2015 – Edison Research / Triton Digital Base: Those saying it is “Very Important” or “Somewhat Important” to Keep Up-To-Date With New Music Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

20. BROADCAST RADIO PLAYS MORE “LIKED” SONGS Based on 1,100 respondents 14-54 in PPM markets, 2014 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

21. CONSISTENT TIME SPENT WITH RADIO VS. OTHER DEVICES ACROSS ALL GROUPS Source: The Nielsen Total Audience Report Q1 2015 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

22. MOST LISTENED TO AUDIO SOURCE Question: Which of the following radio channels and sources did you listen to on (target day/typical day)? (n=1010) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

26. TECHNOLOGY DELIVERS RADIO BEYOND THE DIAL Expanding Radio’s delivery platforms to create an interactive, engaging and highly communicative environment via devices and apps Image Source: Tune-In and iHeartRadio Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

27. 30 million Over the next 3 years phones will have an FM Chip FM-ENABLED SMARTPHONES Source: NextRadio + TagStation Insights – For additional updates : http://tagstation.com/news/insights/http://tagstation.com/news/insights/ Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved To date: Nearly 4.1 million app downloads Over 12,000 FM radio stations tuned to from the app Over 8 million hours of listening through NextRadio And 4/5 in Google Play Store user rating

28. “Content cards” provide information and highly relevant interactive tools: Click to buy (song or other related content) Upcoming concerts and album releases for artist currently playing Recent station playlist DELIVERS RELEVANT INTERACTIVITY Source: NextRadio + TagStation Insights – For additional updates : http://tagstation.com/news/insights/http://tagstation.com/news/insights/ Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

29. MORE TECHNOLOGY THAT CONVERTS LISTENING TO ENGAGEMENT Technology converts radio listening into an engaging user experience, empowering listeners to see what they hear and take action. Image Source: Clip Interactive Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

30. PULLING DIGITAL CONTENT ONTO DEVICES Click here Click here to view Clip Interactive case studies Image Source: Clip Interactive Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

31. HD Radio Over 25 Million HD radio receivers are in the marketplace Podcasts 46MM Americans have downloaded a podcast in the past month Streaming Over 7200 streaming stations in 2015 RADIO’S DIGITAL PLATFORMS ARE STEADILY GROWING Source: HD Radio stat from iBiquity/HD Radio, 2015; The Infinite Dial 2015 – Edison Research / Triton Digital; Inside Radio / M Street Corp., January 2015; No Canadian or Mexican stations are included Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

32. MOST CHOSEN IN-CAR FEATURE Source: Ipsos In-Car Audio Study, February 2015 Q: Disregarding any associated costs, if you could select only up to 3 of the following options to be available on your next car entertainment systems, which 3 would you select? Preference for Entertainment Options in Next Car Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

33. THE BATTLE FOR THE DASH All major auto brands offered factory-installed HD Radio Technology as of 2014 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 185+ 35 76 166 33 67 154 28 61 109 21 36 86 16 Source: iBiquity Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

35. PODCAST LISTENER PROFILE Age Composition 2x More Likely to Listen to Online Radio Vs. U.S. Population U.S Population Listening to Online Radio = 11% % Listening to Online Radio Past Week* Source: The Infinite Dial 2015 – Edison Research / Triton Digital *Online Radio defined as AM/FM Streams & Internet –Only Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

39. BROADCAST RADIO LISTENED TO MORE BY PURE-PLAY LISTENERS Sources What Pandora Means for Radio, Vision Critical, November 2012; Base: American online adults, aged 18+ ; Sample: 1,017 American adults; of these, 323 identified themselves as Pandora users (used an Internet-only audio service in the past month; and at least sometimes use Pandora) 39 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

40. HEAVY PANDORA USERS ARE HEAVY BROADCAST RADIO LISTENERS Source: NuVoodoo study based on 1,110 respondents 14-54 in PPM markets - released 2014 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

41. CHANGING VIEWS OF PANDORA LISTENERS Source: Jacobs TechSurvey 11, 2015 NA Among those listening less Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

42. Source: The Infinite Dial 2014 – Edison Research / Triton Digital; USC, Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, PSI Study Released June 2012, Woodley, P. and Movius, L. People With a Favorite Radio Personality in LA; Scarborough USA+ Release 2 of 2012. LISTENERS TAKE THEIR AUDIO ON THE GO On-demand content delivering sports, music, information and entertainment downloads whenever and wherever the listener wants it 66% of Smartphone users listen to online radio every week 55% of listeners said they listen to their favorite personalities on computers or mobile devices when away from a radio Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

43. GREATEST SHARE OF AUDIO AM/FM Radio Satellite Radio Music Streaming Services Digital/iPods/MP3s CDs Source: 2014.1 USA TouchPoints. Percent Share of Audio Usage by Source. Adults 18-54. Average Mon-Fri. Note: Radio includes HD Radio and radio station streaming, Music Streaming Services include iHeartRadio, Pandora, Rdio, Slacker, Spotify, etc. Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

44. RADIO PEAKS DURING THE WORKDAY How to read: Each day from 3-7p, radio reaches 84% of Adults 25-54. Source: Nielsen Audio, RADAR 126, September 2015 (Persons 18+, 18-34, 25-54 and 35-64, Monday-Sunday 24-Hour Daily Cume Estimates, All Radio) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved 6-10A10A-3P3-7P7P-12M6-10A10A-3P3-7P7P-12M6-10A10A-3P3-7P7P-12M 6-10A10A-3P3-7P7P-12M

45. RADIO SPARKS BRAND CONVERSATION Heavy Radio listeners (2+ hrs. daily) generate 329 WOM impressions annually …More than Heavy TV Viewers (5+ hrs. daily) at 218B …Heavy Print readers (1+ hrs. daily) at 209B …Heavy Internet users (5+ hrs. daily) at 208B Radio is a social medium Source: Keller Fay Group 2013 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

46. RADIO BOOSTS CAMPAIGN EFFECTIVENESS Source: Nielsen Catalina Solutions Copyright 2014 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

48. DRIVING INFLUENCE AND BEHAVIOR Radio Advertising topped Television, Social Media, and Direct Mail and was 2x as effective as Newspapers in influencing Healthcare choices. A media advertiser saw a 16% conversion rate for promos when using radio as a reminder medium, building increased frequency. Source: Nielsen Catalina Solutions Copyright 2014 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

52. REACHING MAIN STREET CONSUMERS 94 % A18+ who are self- employed or work at home Household plans to buy/lease a full size car or luxury vehicle next year 92 % Spent $200+ in groceries in past month A18+ whose household has a home equity or home improvement loan 90 % A18+ shopped any major department store in past 3 months A18+ who are registered to vote in district of residence Source: Scarborough USA+ 2014 Release 2 (February -September 2014) Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

55. AN EMOTIVE MEDIUM Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

56. A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT TO DELIVER AD MESSAGES 49% To get into a better mood 33% Hear things that make you laugh 46% Relax & unwind when tense 31% Keep you company when alone 36% Take your mind off problems 29% Add to the fun when with other people 35% Get an energy boost Source: Mark Kassof & Co. ListenerThink; based on an online survey of 989 listeners 18-64 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

57. DRIVEN BY AN EMOTIONAL CONNECTION TO RADIO PERSONALITIES Have called into a station, met a DJ in their community, or interacted in some other manner 80% Agree that their favorite radio stations reflect who they are as a person* 66% Consider radio personalities to be regular people like themselves 70% This radio hosts are “like a friend” whose opinions they trust and value. 70% Source: Woodley, P.. Parasocial Interaction between On-Air Radio Personalities and Listeners. USA, Annenberg Scholl for Communication & Journalism, released April 2014; * Latitude Research and OpenMind Strategy, State of Listening in America, May 2013. Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

58. PERSONALITY TESTIMONIALS DRIVE RADIO LISTENER TRUST Does hearing one of your favorite radio station personalities provide testimonials for health care or medical products or services make you trust that product or service… Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

60. Prizes 12% Sports 16% Charitable Events 20% Talk Shows 28% Music Surprises 28% Escape Life’s Pressures 31% Discover New Music 34% Emergency Info 34% RADIO’S EQUATION What’s Going On Locally 39% Get in a Better Mood 40% Keeps Me Company 45% In the Habit 48% News/ Weather/ Traffic 49% Like to Work with Radio 55% DJs/ Hosts/ Shows 55% Hear Favorite Songs 67% Main Reason for Listening to Radio MUSIC + INFO + EMOTION Source: Jacobs TechSurvey 11, 2015 Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

61. 2011 highlights 93% retention 2006 highlights 92% retention No time shifting No below the fold No load times Sources: 2011 Nielsen Audio, Media Monitors, and Coleman Insights NO COMMERCIAL SKIPPING Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

62. RADIO WORKS FOR THE CONSUMER AND THE ADVERTISER Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved

63. On Air A mass medium capable of easily delivering your message to many people Targetable assuring the right people are exposed to your message A trusted medium and always available especially during times of crisis Online Digital capabilities offering interactive opportunities Complements and enhances on air campaign by reaching consumers using multiple touch points Delivers content wherever and whenever listeners want it On Target An environment that delivers consumers who are engaged and passionate about the content Offering companionship and information Exposure to the message when and where consumers are ready to buy or shop RADIO. IT’S ON. Presentation courtesy of the Radio Advertising Bureau, 2015 – All Rights Reserved