ADVISORY/Arbitron and Coleman Reveal Growth of Broadband Usage; In New Study Presented At Streaming Media West 2001.

Business Editors

ADVISORY...for Wednesday (June 20)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHAT: Nearly one-third of American Internet users have broadband
    access (at home, work or school) and those with broadband spend as
    much time using the Internet as they do with traditional broadcast
    media. Arbitron Inc. (NYSE: ARB) and Coleman executives will
    present findings from a new study - Broadband Revolution 2: The
    Media World of Speedies - that examines the usage habits of
    broadband consumers, including the impact of streaming media on
    the use of traditional media.

WHO: Bill Rose, general manager and vice president, Arbitron Webcast
    Services, Arbitron Inc. Warren Kurtzman, vice president, Coleman

WHERE: Streaming Media West 2001
       Long Beach Convention Center
       300 East Ocean Boulevard, Grand Ballroom
       Long Beach, CA 90802

WHEN: Wednesday, June 20, 2001

TIME: 3:10 p.m. - 4:05 p.m. (PDT)

DETAILS: Bill Rose and Warren Kurtzman discuss factors shaping the
    future success of Internet-based media, including streaming
    audio and video.

    Issues to be addressed include:

    --  How streaming audio channels have lost market share due to
        AFTRA rulings;
    --  Consumers' perceptions regarding the benefits and drawbacks of
        streaming audio relative to broadcast radio;
    --  Illegal downloading of copyrighted material;
    --  The impact of broadband on Internet video.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Interviews Available Upon Request

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