September 2005

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• September 2005

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Forward Looking Statements

• Statements in this presentation may be
  "forward-looking statements" within the meaning
  of federal securities laws. The matters discussed
  herein that are forward-looking statements are
  based on current management expectations that
  involve risks and uncertainties that may result
  in such expectations not being realized. Actual
  outcomes and results may differ materially from
  what is expressed or forecasted in such
  forward-looking statements due to numerous
  potential risks and uncertainties including, but
  not limited to, the need to manage our growth and
  integrate new businesses, our ability to realize
  anticipated revenues and cost efficiencies, our
  ability to develop strategic relationships, our
  ability to compete with other media, data and
  Internet companies, technology risks, our ability
  to obtain sufficient capital, the volatility of
  our stock price, and other risks and factors
  described in Hollywood Media Corp.'s filings with
  the Securities and Exchange Commission including
  our Form 10-K for 2004 as amended.
  Forward-looking statements made during this
  presentation speak only as of the date on which
  they are made, and Hollywood Media Corp. does not
  undertake any obligation to update any
  forward-looking statement to reflect events or
  circumstances after the date of this
  presentation.
• Because forward-looking statements are subject
  to risks and uncertainties, we caution you not to
  place undue reliance on any forward-looking
  statements. All written or oral forward-looking
  statements by Hollywood Media or persons acting
  on its behalf are qualified by these cautionary
  statements.

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Table of Contents
Business Overview I Operations II Growth
Catalysts III Management Team IV Financial
Overview V
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Section I
Business Overview
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Business Overview Hollywood Media Corp. (HOLL)
Business Units(1)
Channel

• Internet (Broadway.com), Telephony
  (1-800-Broadway), Groups (Theatre Direct)

Consumer Group (Broadway Cinema Ticketing and
Ad Driven Businesses)

• Internet, Wireless Web

Hollywood.com (Internet Ad Sales)

• Cable TV

Hollywood.com Television
MovieTickets.com(2)
Movietickets.com(1)

• Internet

Business Group (Data Licensing)

• Newspaper, Internet, Wireless, Theater Exhibitors

• Entertainment Industry, Search

• This Overview excludes the Intellectual Property
  division which represented approximately 2 of
  revenues in 2nd quarter 2005.
• HOLL owns 26.2 of MovieTickets.com.

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Section II
Operations
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Broadway Ticketing

• Sells tickets for Broadway, Off-Broadway, London
  and Toronto live theatrical events
• Delivers approximately 84 of HOLL revenue
• Broadway.com and 1-800-Broadway
• Drives approximately 70 of HOLL Broadway
  Ticketing revenues
• Ticketing for consumers
• Theatre Direct International (TDI), the leading
  wholesaler of Broadway tickets
• Targets domestic and international travel
  professionals including travel agencies, tour
  operators, enterprises and educational
  institutions
• Drives approximately 30 of HOLL Broadway
  Ticketing revenues
• Broadway Ticketing heads a marketing co-op for
  several leading Broadway shows which provides
  marketing services (at their expense) to promote
  ticket sales
• Broadway Ticketing revenue growth Q2-05 vs. Q2-04
  was 47, attributed in part to improved
  conversion rates on a newly redesigned
  Broadway.com website.

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Hollywood.com1

• Online entertainment destination
• Combines entertainment content from HOLLs Data
  Business with original content
• Strong URL
• Generates revenue through advertising sales
• Hollywood.com being redesigned top to bottom
• Planned launch before year-end 2005
• Features in-depth movie information, including
  movie descriptions and reviews, movie showtimes
  listings, entertainment news and an extensive
  multimedia library
• Strengthened Ad Sales Team
• Revenue Growth of Internet Ad Sales Division
• Q2-05 1.1 million vs. Q2-04 0.7 million, an
  increase of approximately 40
• Through relationships with wireless carriers
  ATT/Cingular, Sprint, and Verizon, Hollywood.com
  provides a small-screen movie information
  service (including local showtimes and tickets)
  available on most data-enabled cell phones in the
  U.S.

1Internet Ad Sales Division
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Hollywood.com Television

• Interactive Cable TV Channel
• FVOD (Free Video On Demand).
• Information on the latest movie releases along
  with accurate, up-to-date movie showtimes for
  local theaters.
• Viewers select from a variety of video features,
  including current movie trailers to movie
  premiere coverage, celebrity interviews, event
  coverage and more.
• Hollywood.com Television is currently offered by
  Cablevision Systems Corporation, Cox Cable,
  Comcast, Insight, Mediacom, and Charter.
• 13.5 million subscribers as of August 1, 2005.
• Advertisers have the ability to target specific
  audiences and collect direct response data.

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MovieTickets.com

• A leading online ticketing destination is a
  venture including several major theater
  exhibitors (HOLL owns a 26.2 interest)
• Receives a per ticket charge, plus generates site
  ad revenues
• Exclusive partnerships with several major theater
  exhibitors, including AMC, National Amusements,
  Consolidated, Pacific Theatres, and Marcus
  Theatres
• National US theater footprint, and recently
  expanded to the UK
• Theatres in all top 10 national markets
• Includes over 50 of the top 100 grossing
  theaters in North America
• Strategic Alliance with AOL MovieFone, including
  strategic investment
• AOL owns a 3 stake in MovieTickets.com, paid
  8.5MM cash in June 2001.
• MovieTickets.com acquired Moviefones movie
  theater chain online ticketing agreements.
• HOLL as well as the other venture partners do
  not recognize any revenues or earnings of
  MovieTickets.com.

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Data Syndication

• Units generate revenues from license fees from
  newspaper companies, Internet companies, wireless
  outlets and other media and information
  businesses
• Source Units Data for online and traditional
  media distribution
• CinemaSource largest supplier of movie showtimes
  data in North America
• EventSource local listings of sports, concerts
  and other events
• ExhibitorAds exhibitor-paid localized newspaper
  ads, and other exhibitor marketing services
• Baseline/StudioSystems Unit
• Comprehensive film and TV information database
• Customers include all of the major movie studios
  in the U.S.
• Generates recurring high margin revenue

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Operational and Cost Savings Initiatives

• New Broadway Ticketing Software Upgrade
• will eliminate a portion of manual processing,
  improve operational efficiency and reduce some
  payroll costs
• Data Business to Outsource a Portion of Data
  Entry Processing
• setting up operations offshore to take advantage
  of lower labor costs
• Offshoring Part of IT Software Development
• Other Potential Outsourcing Under Review
• SarBox and Accounting Expenses Decreasing

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Section III
Growth Catalysts
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Growth Catalysts

• Broadway Ticketing
• Recently added NYTimes.com as an exclusive
  affiliate
• Planned expansion into London with Theater.com
  and Theatre.com URLs (estimated 650 million
  total market size for London shows)
• Data Licensing
• License Baseline data to expanding customer types
  (i.e., Search)
• Valuable Online Real Estate
• Hollywood.com
• Launching Redesign this year
• Strengthened Ad Sales Team
• Hollywood.com Television - cable
• Increase MSO distribution (footprint/eyeballs)
• Beginning to sell national advertising

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Section IV
Management Team
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Management Team

• Mitchell Rubenstein (CEO)
• Founder of the Sci-Fi Channel, sold to USA
  Networks
• Built and sold three cable TV companies
• Chairman, Board of Advisors, Freeman Center for
  Jewish Life at Duke University
• University of Virginia School of Law (JD)
  Masters (LLM) NYU School of Law
• Laurie Silvers (President)
• Co-founder of the Sci-Fi Channel
• Board of Trustees University of Miami
• Board of Directors Economic Council of Palm
  Beach County
• Board of Directors International Children's
  Blood Bank
• University of Miami Law School (JD)
• Scott Gomez, C.P.A. (Chief Accounting Officer)
• Former accountant with Arthur Andersen LLP
• University of Florida, Masters in Taxation,
  Fisher School of Accounting
• Eric Illowsky (EVP, Strategic Development)
• Former executive with Cox Communications and USA
  Networks
• UCLA-Anderson School of Business, MBA Wharton
  School at University of Penn, BS in Economics

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Management Team (Continued)

• Martin Greenberg (President of IP Division)
• Former Dean of the Grad. School of Political
  Science at the University of Wisconsin
• The leading anthologist in the field
• Brett West (President and Founder of Source)
• Former senior manager at Tribune Media Services
• Rafi Gordon (President of Baseline/StudioSystems)
• Co-Founded FilmTracker (now part of Baseline)
• Former Investment Banker with CSFB
• Matt Kupchin (President of Broadway Ticketing
  Division)
• Founder of BroadwayTheater.com (which was
  acquired by Hollywood Media and integrated into
  Broadway.com)

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Section V
Financial Overview
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Annual Revenues
Revenues in Millions
80
72.98
64.86
70
57.75
60
50.15
50
40
29.52
30
20
10.10
10
0
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
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Quarterly Revenues
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Revenues By Division

• Percentage of revenues by division for the three
  months ended June 30, 2005

Of Revenues
2
4
10
Broadway Ticketing
Data Business
84
Internet Ad Sales
Intellectual Properties
Percentages are approximate.
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Investment Conclusions

• A leading provider of entertainment information
  and data and ticketing services
• Capitalizing on the increasing demand for
  entertainment data, online advertising and online
  ticketing
• Strong strategic relationships with leading media
  and Internet companies
• Strong growth

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