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EDISON INT'L TO SIGN 20-YEAR NAMING AGREEMENT IN ANAHEIM
Published September 15, 1997
CA-based Edison Int'l has agreed to a 20-year deal "for
about" $2.5M per year "to become the title sponsor" of
Anaheim Stadium, according Barbara Kingsley of the ORANGE
COUNTY REGISTER. The deal with the utility company is
scheduled to be announced today. Edison, which is currently
an Angels TV sponsor and a radio sponsor of the MLS Galaxy,
will receive "signage in the stadium and other broadcast
advertising" (ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER, 9/13). In L.A., Greg
Hernandez wrote Disney will earn "about" $1.4M annually in
the 20-year deal. Anaheim Stadium will now be referred to
as "Edison Field," and a logo of a baseball diamond with
Edison's own logo inside will be featured at the end of each
row of seats, on tickets and throughout the stadium. Edison
will also receive "prime" ad space and will have use of a
$165,000 luxury suite (L.A. TIMES, 9/14).




