ABC

1
ABC

• Owned by Walt Disney Co.
• 2002 Revenue 25.3 billion
• ABC-TV, 10 TV stations, 70 radio stations
• ABC Radio, Radio Disney, ESPN Radio
• ESPN, ESPN2, Disney, AE, E!, Lifetime, Toon
  Disney, ABC Family, SOAPnet,
• Miramax, Disney Pictures, Touchstone, Buena
  Vista Television
• ESPN Magazine, Disney Adventures
• Theme parks, stores, restaurants
• Disney Records, Mammoth, Lyric Street
• Anaheim Angels, Mighty Ducks

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Fox

• Owned by News Corp.
• 2002 revenue 15.2 billion
• Fox-TV, 37 stations, Star TV, BSkyB, DirecTV
• Fox News, Fox Sports, National Geographic, FX,
  Fox Movie Channel
• 20th Century Fox, Fox Animation, Searchlight
• The Times, NY Post, HarperCollins
• Mushroom Records
• National Rugby League, 40 percent of Madison
  Square Garden Entertainment Complex (Radio City
  Music Hall, Knicks, Rangers)

3
WB Network

• Owned by Time-Warner
• 2002 Revenue 41 Billion
• HBO, CNN, TNT, TBS, Cinemax, Cartoon Network,
  Headline News, Court TV
• Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, Hanna-Barbera,
  Castle Rock
• Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, 28
  other magazines, Warner Books, Little Brown
• Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Thrashers
• Time Warner Cable (10.8 million subscribers)

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NBC/Universal

• Owned by General Electric (80) and Vivendi
  Universal (20)
• NBC Television Network
• Telemundo Television Network
• Paxson Television Network
• 14 NBC affiliates, 15 Telemundo affiliates
• NBC Entertainment/NBC Universal Television
  Production and Distribution
• Universal Pictures
• Bavo, CNBC, MSNBC, SciFi, Trio, USA

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CBS

• Owned by Viacom/CBS
• 2002 Revenue 24.6 Billion
• CBS-TV, Infinity Radio (163 stations), 39 TV
  stations, UPN Network
• MTV, TNN, Nickelodeon, Showtime, VH1, BET
• Paramount Pictures, Paramount TV, Spelling,
  Viacom
• Simon and Schuster
• Famous Music Publishing
• Five Paramount Theme Parks
• Blockbuster Video