Clear Channel Outdoor Fact Sheet

Headquarters:
Phoenix, Arizona

Management:

• Paul J. Meyer, President and CEO, Clear Channel Outdoor Americas
• William Eccleshare, President and CEO, Clear Channel Outdoor International
  

• Clear Channel Outdoor's global platform features close to one million displays in over 50 countries across 5 continents.
• In the United States, the company operates just under 200,000 advertising displays and has a presence in the top 50 Designated Market Areas, with billboards, digital billboard networks, street furniture, and transit panels. 
• More than 121 Million see Clear Channel Outdoor billboards daily. 
• Clear Channel Outdoor operates more than 365 digital displays in the U.S., in 29 U.S. markets.
  
• Clear Channel Spectacolor manages more than 50% of the outdoor advertising displays in the Times Square area of New York City. 
• Clear Channel Airports provides advertising displays in 16 major U.S. airports, over 200 mid and small size U.S. Airports, 44 international airports and many private aircraft executive terminals. 
• Clear Channel Malls provides advertising opportunities in more than 240 U.S. shopping malls, as well as over 200 international retail centers. 
• Clear Channel Taxi Media operates over 43,000 taxi displays in 25 major U.S. markets.
• Clear Channel Adshel is the company's International street furniture division that operates advertising franchises pursuant to over 3,500 municipal contracts worldwide. 
• Clear Channel Outdoor became a publicly traded company listed on the NYSE as CCO on 11/9/05. 
• CCO is using innovation to expand opportunities through: 1.) Digital Outdoor Networks, allowing messages by daypart and updates from RSS feeds.  2.) Environmentally-Friendly Initiatives including fully recycled products and Eco posting.   3.) Implementing the new Eyes-On outdoor measurement system that will help advertisers know who sees their message.  CCO has also received a national award in 2009 for a groundbreaking FBI “Most Wanted” program, aiding in the apprehension of 19 at-large criminals in the U.S. through 2009.