Westwood One Inc.

Charles I. Bortnick (age 52) has been Co-Chief Operating Officer of the Company since April 2005 and served as Chief Operating Officer of the Company from August 2002 to April 2005. From September 1999 to July 2002, Mr. Bortnick served as Chief Operating Officer/ President of Westwood s Metro Networks/ Shadow Broadcasting Services. From 1996 until the Westwood One/ Metro Networks merger in September 1999, Mr. Bortnick served as President of Metro Networks. Mr. Bortnick is a board member of the Radio Advertising Bureau and the March of Dimes AIR Awards. On April 13, 2006, Mr. Bortnick resigned from the Company, effective April 30, 2006.

Adam joins Westwood One from Clear Channel Interactive, where he served as Program Director of their Format Labs, before which he worked as SR. Director/Programming for Music Choice. Adam's responsibilities include overseeing all aspects of the creation, execution and maintenance of original content for Westwood One's growing portfolio of digital media assets within Talk, Music, Entertainment, and Sports Programming.

Nicole joins Westwood One from Oddcast, a company whose expertise includes cutting edge technology for user generated media, viral marketing campaigns, video and avatar technology. Prior to Oddcast, Nicole served as an Account Executive for Saatchi and Saatchi Advertising. Nicole is responsible for the monetization of Westwood One Digital Assets, including: direct advertising sales of banner, in-Stream and interactive sponsorships; as well as advertising revenues associated with new business arrangements with licensing, re-sale, and partnerships with media companies, mobile providers, portals, and other potential customer targets.

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Charles Osgood, host of Westwood One's The Osgood File, is heard four times each weekday morning drive time on over 400 radio stations nationwide. Each three minute Osgood File focuses on a single story ranging from a breaking development of national importance to a whimsical human-interest vignette. Some of these he does in rhyme, which is why he is known as CBS's Poet in Residence. Osgood's thought provoking broadcasts attract one of the largest audiences of any network radio feature and have won him numerous awards over the last 25 years, among them two George Foster Peabody Awards from the University of Georgia, the Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTNDA), a Marconi Award and a Radio-Mercury Award. The Washington Journalism Review named him Best Radio Reporter in its annual Best In The Business issue five years in a row.

Jim Bohannon, host of Westwood One's The Jim Bohannon Show, is one of America's top radio personalities. Voted one of "The 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America" by Talkers Magazine three years in a row, The Jim Bohannon Show can be heard from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. (ET) Monday through Friday on over 350 radio stations across the nation. Bohannon describes himself as a "militant moderate" delivering his wit, wisdom and natural charm to listeners across the nation. The Jim Bohannon Show brings listeners a unique blend of breaking news, interesting features and informative reports on a spectrum of topics. Bohannon also talks to special guests and his loyal callers live, offering humor and compassion. In addition to The Jim Bohannon Show, Bohannon is host of the early morning weekday news magazine, America in the Morning, as well as America This Week, and his unpredictable feature, Offbeat. A 35-year broadcasting veteran, Bohannon began his career in 1960 at his hometown station, KLWT-AM, Lebanon, MO. After college at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield and service in the U.S. Army, he moved to Washington where he worked at Easy Listening WGAY-FM and News-Talkers WTOP-AM and WWRC-AM. He later moved to Chicago in 1980 where he worked as a morning anchor at WCFL-FM Radio and as a freelance reporter for Cable News Network. Bohannon hosted his own Saturday night phone-in program and served as the principal back-up for Larry King on The Larry King Show. In February of 1993, Bohannon took-over the prestigious nighttime talk show slot formerly held by The Larry King Show. Bohannon joined Westwood One in 1983 and has anchored newscasts, political conventions and election night coverage in addition to his weekday programs.

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Mark Meyers pr@usindoor.com is USIndoor's Director of Communications (1999-present) managing all of its media and public relations. Mark performs the same function for the Los Angeles Sports Council (1993-present), responsible in part for bringing to Southern California such major events as the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival, 1992 NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four, Super Bowl XXVII, 1994 and 1999 FIFA World Cup (Mens & Womens), 1997 Breeders' Cup, and the 1999 NCAA Hockey Championship. An experienced reporter, Mark freelances as an on-air sports correspondent for several major radio networks, including Associated Press, Mutual Broadcasting, ESPN Radio, One-on-One, and Westwood One. He regularly covers Southern California's professional and college teams, plus a variety of major national events such as NCAA Championships, All-Star Games, and World Championship Boxing.

Nick Young joined CBS News in 1990 after seven years as a correspondent for the RKO/United Stations/Unistar Radio Networks. During his tenure at CBS News, Young has had a variety of assignments. He has anchored an array of special events--from elections and the funeral of Mother Teresa to gavel-to-gavel coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial and national political conventions. As a reporter, Young numbers among his assignments the rape case against Mike Tyson, Presidential primary campaigns, hurricanes and the 1998 SwissAir crash off Nova Scotia. He has covered the Supreme Court, three Washington inaugurations and a Presidential summit in the Far East. Young's radio career began in 1968 in his hometown of Princeton, Illinois. Following his graduation from the University of Missouri School of Journalism in 1971, he hosted an overnight telephone talk show at WLW Radio in Cincinnati. In 1975, he joined the staff of WEEI Radio, Boston as midday anchor, later moving to the morning anchor slot at WHDH, Boston in 1979. While at WHDH, Young anchored coverage of a potentially disastrous chemical spill which earned him the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Distinguished Service Award and a Bronze Medallion from the Society of Professional Journalists. Young lives with his wife, Deborah, and son, Christopher, in Westchester County, New York.

Tim Russert is the Managing Editor and Moderator of Meet the Press, aired exclusively by Westwood One on Sundays at 12noon ET with rebroadcasts at 3PM ET and 6PM ET. Since joining Meet The Press in December 1991, the program has become the most watched Sunday morning interview program in America and the most quoted news program in the world. Now in its 57th year, Meet the Press is the longest-running program in the history of television. Russert has interviewed every major figure on the American political scene. Russert also serves as the political analyst for NBC Nightly News and the Today Program and anchors The Tim Russert Show, a weekly interview program on CNBC. He is also a contributing anchor for MSNBC and serves as senior vice president and Washington bureau chief of NBC News. Russert joined NBC News in 1984. In April 1985, he supervised the live broadcasts of the Today program from Rome, negotiating and arranging an appearance by Pope John Paul II, a first for American television. In 1986 and 1987 Russert led NBC News weeklong broadcasts from South America, Australia and China He has received twenty-nine honorary doctorate degrees from American colleges and universities and has lectured at the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Reagan Presidential Libraries.

As executive vice president and chief financial officer for Leap Wireless International, Inc., Walter Berger is responsible for all financial activities of the company including accounting, treasury, financial planning and reporting, investor relations and internal audit. Berger has more than 30 years of finance and accounting experience, including extensive operational experience as a chief financial officer with several large, publicly-held companies. Most recently he served as executive vice president and chief financial officer of CBS Radio in New York, where he was responsible for all aspects of finance, accounting, technology and internal controls, in addition to oversight of CBS Radio's new media and integrated marketing businesses. Additionally, Berger has held senior management roles at Emmis Communications and LG&E Energy Corporation, as well as serving in a number of financial and operating management roles in the manufacturing, service and energy fields. Berger graduated cum laude from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a B.A. in business administration. He has served on the boards of directors of Westwood One, TargetSpot and iBiquity Digital as well as on numerous civic boards and committees.