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BEER COMPANIES TOP LIST OF 2ND QUARTER SPORTS ADVERTISERS

          The following lists the Top 20 TV sports advertisers for
     the second quarter of 2000 as estimated by Nielsen Media
     Research - Adviews.  Spending includes all national 
     broadcasts, national cable and syndicated TV for all sports
     events, sports news and sports anthologies.  Figures are
     rounded to the nearest one-hundred thousand (Nielsen).
                                                                 
      TOP 20 LEADING TV SPORTS ADVERTISERS FOR 2ND QTR OF 2000

    COMPANY               TOTAL    COMPANY                TOTAL   
    1)  A-B               $41.6M   11) McDonald's         $20.7M 
    2)  Coors Brewing     $38.8M   12) AT&T               $19.6M
    3)  Chevrolet         $33.3M   13) Coca-Cola          $18.3M
    4)  Nike              $29.3M   14) NetZero            $17.4M 
    5)  Ford Motor        $27.9M   15) MCI WorldCom       $17.3M
    6)  Miller Brewing    $27.2M   16) Toyota USA         $16.0M
    7)  American Honda    $24.7M   17) Pepsi-Cola         $15.2M
    8)  Quaker Oats       $22.8M   18) IBM                $14.8M
    9)  adidas            $22.3M   19) Nissan             $14.2M
   10)  Microsoft         $22.1M   20) Jeep-Eagle         $13.8M






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