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A-B RISES AGAIN AMONG TV SPORTS ADVERTISERS IN 3RD QUARTER

          The following lists the Top 20 TV sports advertisers
     for the third quarter of '00, 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 3RD QTR OF '00

                  3Q '99                           3Q '99
COMPANY             RANK  TOTAL   COMPANY            RANK   TOTAL
 1) A-B              (1)  $58.5M  11) Ameritrade      (9)  $20.5M
 2) Coca-Cola       (NR)  $54.1M  12) Volkswagen     (NR)  $20.4M
 3) IBM             (20)  $49.5M  13) Saturn         (NR)  $19.7M
 4) Visa            (16)  $40.7M  14) Eastman Kodak  (NR)  $18.4M
 5) AT&T            (17)  $29.5M  15) Honda          (NR)  $18.2M
 6) Nike             (7)  $28.0M  16) UPS            (NR)  $18.2M
 7) Chevrolet       (NR)  $26.8M  17) AT&T Internet  (NR)  $18.2M
 8) McDonald's      (NR)  $25.9M  18) Samsung        (NR)  $17.9M
 9) Coors            (2)  $25.8M  19) Buick          (NR)  $16.7M
10) Charles Schwab  (15)  $23.7M  20) Smithkline B.  (NR)  $16.5M

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