Broadcast Architecture's Tom Webster to Step Down From Day-to-Day Operations.

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PRINCETON, N.J./DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 23, 2000

Mr. Webster Will Continue to Serve as a Consultant to Broadcast

Architecture's Internet Initiative

Broadcast Architecture(R), Inc., (BA) a wholly owned subsidiary of AMFM Inc. (NYSE: AFM) announced today that Tom Webster, Vice President Eastern Region, will be stepping down from day-to-day operations effective May 30, 2000. Mr. Webster will continue to serve in a consulting role to Broadcast Architecture's Internet initiative, BAInteractive, and will remain associated with BA's International division as a consultant. An announcement will be forthcoming, detailing Mr. Webster's replacement and Broadcast Architecture's plans to restructure staff responsibilities in the Eastern Region.

Mr. Webster will be joining a U.K.-based Internet media company, serving as its Chief Information Officer. Through his new position, Mr. Webster will establish a strategic alliance with Broadcast Architecture to assist in the development of new media opportunities in the United Kingdom and elsewhere in Europe.

Frank Cody, President and Chief Executive Officer of Broadcast Architecture said, "This is a significant opportunity for AMFM, BA and Tom Webster. His wealth of talent as a strategist, combined with his knowledge of the Internet and web-based commerce will make Tom a valuable addition to his new company while continuing to power expanded growth in BA's Internet initiative."

Brian Stone, Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President at BA added, "Departures like this are always bittersweet and Tom will be missed however, we are fortunate that Tom leaves a highly developed team ready to step-in. We are pleased that Tom will be able to pursue the development of our combined interests in the Internet; while forging a partnership with a dynamic, new media-based venture as part of BA's rapidly expanding international portfolio."

Mr. Webster commented, "I have learned more from Frank Cody, Brian Stone, and the entire Broadcast Architecture family than I can ever hope to repay -- there is no finer team in radio research. It has been an honor for me to be a part of their incredible growth, and to be a part of the remarkable success of the AMFM stations with which I have been privileged to work. I look forward to continuing my involvement with BA as I move on to the next chapter in my life."

Mr. Webster joined Broadcast Architecture in 1994, and was named Vice President, Eastern Region in 1998. In that capacity, he has been directly responsible for the research operations of a number of AMFM stations, including WHTZ-FM and WKTU-FM in New York, WXKS-FM and WJMN-FM in Boston, as well as stations in Washington D.C., Philadelphia and elsewhere in the eastern portion of the United States.

About AMFM Inc.

AMFM Inc., the nation's largest radio broadcasting entity, consists of the AMFM Radio Group, including the AMFM Radio Networks and the Chancellor Marketing Group, Broadcast Architecture, Inc. and the AMFM New Media Group, including Katz Media and AMFM's Internet operations. Reflecting announced transactions, AMFM Radio Group consists of almost 400 stations in close to 100 markets. The AMFM Radio Networks offers syndicated programming nationwide. Chancellor Marketing Group is a full-service sales promotion firm developing integrated marketing programs for Fortune 1000 companies. Broadcast Architecture is a wholly-owned subsidiary of AMFM and provides research, consulting and programming services domestically and internationally. AMFM's Katz Media is the only full-service media representation firm in the United States serving multiple types of electronic media. AMFM's Internet operations focus on developing AMFM's e-commerce Web sites, streaming online broadcasts of AMFM's on-air programming and other media, and promoting emerging Internet and new media concerns.