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RADIO OKLAHOMA NETWORK IS A DIVISION OF GRIFFIN COMMUNICATIONS L.L.C.

MEDIA INFORMATION

RADIO OKLAHOMA NEWS NETWORK

RADIO OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURE NETWORK

OKLAHOMA ENERGY REPORT

FRIDAY NIGHT BLITZ HIGH SCHOOL SCOREBOARD SHOW

HOOK AND HUNT OUTDOOR CALL-IN SHOW

www.radiooklahoma.netwww.oklahomafarmreport.net


RADIO OKLAHOMA NEWS NETWORKRadio Oklahoma is a state radio network delivering news and information to radio stations via our satellite uplink. The Newscasts are prepared by reporting teams located inside KWTV (Oklahoma City) and KOTV (Tulsa) and delivered by recognizable television anchors to markets across the state.

Radio Oklahoma is a unique product for advertisers who want to add more reach to their advertising campaigns. When using radio networks, your commercials are attached to a professional newscast. Your message becomes part of the news, not part of a stop set. All radio Oklahoma reports fall in the prime listening times of the day, 6AM-6PM. Advertisers reach all of the stations below and pay only one rate, receive one affidavit of performance and need provide only one tape.

AFFILIATE ROSTER

KWTV-NEWS 9 Oklahoma City Feed

Location Station Dial

Altus KEYB-FM 107.9Anadarko KACO-FM 98.5Blackwell KOKB-AM 1580Chickasha KWCO-FM 105.5Cushing KUSH-AM 1600Clinton KCLI-AM 1320Duncan KKEN-FM 97.1Enid KGWA-AM 960Enid KOFM-FM 103.1Elk City KTIJ-FM 106.9Hollis KKRE-FM 92.5Hobart KTJS-AM 1420Lawton KXCA-AM 1380Madill KMAD-AM 1550Okla. City* KOKC-AM 1520Perry KOKP-AM 1020Ponca City KIXR-FM 104.1Snyder KJCM-FM 100.3Stillwater KOSB-FM 105.1Wewoka KWSH-AM 1260Woodward KMZE-FM 92.1

*Optional stations

KOTV-NEWS 6 Tulsa Feed

Location Station Dial

Bartlesville KYFM-FM 100.1Broken Bow KKBI-FM 106.1Broken Bow KQIB-FM 102.9Muskogee KBIX-AM 1490Okmulgee KOKL-AM 1240Pawhuska KPGM-AM 1500Poteau KPRV-FM 92.5Catoosa KZLI-AM 1570Sapulpa KYAL-AM 1550Tahlequah KEOK-AM 1350Vinita KITO-FM 96.1Vinita KGND-AM 1470Tulsa KRVT-AM 1270Tulsa* KXBL-FM 99.5Tulsa KOCD-FM 103.7Tulsa KYAL-FM 97.1

News 9 with Gary England, Dean Blevins Amy McCree, Kelly Ogle

The News on 6 with

Scott Thompson, Terry Hood, Travis Meyer, and John Holcomb

Advertisers may purchase both feeds at one low rate, or, may choose to order only one feed depending on their needs.


Oklahoma State News Affiliate Coverage Map

KMZE-FMWOODWARD

KOFM-FM ENID

KGWA-AM ENIDKOKP-AMPERRY

KOSB-FM STILLWATER

KUSH-AMCUSHING

KPGM-AMPAWHUSKA

KIRC-FMSHAWNEE

KIXR-FM PONCA CITY

KTLQ-AM, TAHLEQUAH

KSLE-FMSEMINOLE

KOKC-AM OKLAHOMA CITY

KOCD-FM TULSA

KCLI-AMCLINTON

KKRE-FMHOLLIS

KEYB-FMALTUS

KACO-FMANADARKO

KXCA-AMLAWTON

KGND-AMVINITA

KNED-AMMCALESTER

KYFM-FMBARTLESVILLEKOKB-AM BLACKWELL

KWSH-AMWEWOKA

KWCO-FMCHICKASHA

KPRV-FMPOTEAU

KKBI-FMBROKEN BOW

KQIB-FMBROKEN BOWKMAD-AM

MADILL

KYAL-AM SAPULPA

KBIX-AMMUSKOGEE

KTIJ-FMELK CITY

KJCM-FMSNYDER

KTJS-AMHOBART

KITO-FMVINITA


Daily Programs on RON Ag Network

Morning and midday farm news: Mornings and again at midday, we offer the latest Oklahoma farm and ranch news, anchored by Ron Hays. Hays has the best sources and covers the Oklahoma farm and ranch news scene as only the Dean of Farm Broadcasters in the state can. (Satellite Feed times 6:00 am, 6:35 am, 11:30 am and 11:35 am)

Market Recap: Weekday mornings, we offer a recap of the cash and futures markets important to Oklahoma Farmers and ranchers. Anchored by Ron Hays, this report features a look at the feedlot trade, wholesale beef markets, feeder auctions and livestock, grain, cotton and energy futures. (Satellite feed time is 6:30 am)

Futures Markets Updates: Anchored by Ed Richards, we cover the futures markets most important to the rural audience in Oklahoma. From the opening bell to settlement- we follow the markets tick by tick in Chicago, Kansas City and New York to keep those depending on this information in the know.(Satellite feed times are at 25 after the hour- 9 am through the 1 pm hour)

Stocker Feeder Review: Mid-days, Ron Hays delivers a complete overview of the cash livestock markets in the southern Great Plains. That includes the midday word from feedlot country, the midday wholesale boxed beef trade and numerous feeder cattle auctions. (satellite feed times are 12:05 pm and 12:15 pm)

Market Wrap: Ed Richards is joined by respected commodity analyst Tom Leffler to provide an end of the day roundup of not just the futures settlements- but also the “why” of that day’s market. (Satellite feed time is 2:05 pm and 2:20 pm)

Beef Buzz: Weekdays, Ron Hays shares his tremendous experience in the covering the beef industry scene- usually spotlighting one of the hot topics of the day important to the Oklahoma cattle producer. (Satellite feed times are 6:25 am and 6:45 am)


RADIO OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL NETWORK

The Radio Oklahoma Ag Network delivers agricultural news and information daily to radio stations via our digital satellite uplink. Okla. Assn of Broadcasters Hall of Fame member Ron Hays heads a team of veteran farm broadcasters who not only provide Oklahoma Farmers and Ranchers market information, but also the “how's and whys” of that information.

AFFILIATE ROSTERAFFILIATE ROSTER

LocationLocation StationStation DialDial FormatFormat Power___Power___

Altus KEYB-FM 107.9 Country 50,000

Anadarko KACO-FM 98.5 Country 25,000

Bartlesville KRIG-FM 104.9 Country 25,000

Bartlesville KWON-AM 1400 News/Talk 1,000

Bartlesville KYFM-FM 100.1 A/C 25,000

Blackwell KOKB-AM 1580 Sports talk 1,000

Broken Bow KKBI-FM 106.1 Country 17,500

Chickasha KWCO-FM 105.5 Classic Hits 3,300

Clayton, NM KLMX-AM 1450 Country 1,000

Clinton KCLI-Am 1320 News Talk 1,000

Cushing KUSH-AM 1600 Country 1,000

Duncan KKEN-FM 97.1 Country 6,000

Enid KGWA-AM 960 News Talk 1,000

Enid KOFM-FM 103.1 Country 50,000

Hobart KTJS-AM 1420 Country 1000

Hollis KKRE-FM 92.5 Oldies 6,000

Lawton KXCA-AM 1380 Talk 1,000

Liberal, KS KSCB-AM 1270 Talk 5,000

McAlester KNED-AM 1150 Country 1,000

Monett, MO KRMO-AM 990 Country 2500

Okla. City* KOKC-AM 1520 Talk 50,000

Pawhuska KPGM-AM 1500 Talk 500

Perry KOKP-AM 1020 Sports talk 400

Ponca City WBBZ-FM 1230 A/C 1,000

Poteau KPRV-FM 92.5 Country 3,000

Catoosa KZLI-AM 1570 Standards 1.000

Seminole KIRC-FM 105.9 Country 6,000

Perryton, TX KXDJ-FM 98.3 Country 17,500

Snyder KJCM-FM 100.3 Country 18,000

Stillwater KOSB-FM 105.1 Sports talk 6,000

Tulsa/OKC KOCD-FM 103.7 Smooth Jazz 72,000

Tulsa* KXBL-FM 99.5 Big Country 100,000

Vinita KGND-AM 1470 Sports 500

Vinita KITO-FM 96.1 Country 50,000

Weatherford KWEY-AM 1590 Country 1,000Clinton KWEY-FM 97.5 Country 18,500

Wewoka KWSH-AM 1260 Country 1,000

Woodward KWOX-FM 101.1 Country 82,000

* Optional stations

Farm Broadcasters

Ed Richards

Ron Hays

Ron Hays daily e-mail goes to over 2,000 Ag industry leaders, farmers and ranchers. On-line sponsorships are available..

Alan Clepper


RON on RON is THE LEADER in Oklahoma

The 2009 Ag Media Research Survey is in for the state of Oklahoma- and the Radio Oklahoma Network is the dominant network to reach farmers and ranchers in the state.

In 2007, the RON network was in a virtual dead heat with the Oklahoma Agrinet according to all surveys taken with the state of Oklahoma. The 2009 study changed all of that. In all three snapshots below, RON wins- and wins convincingly in all crops and categories. In the statewide survey of all farmers surveyed, here are the numbers from 2007 and 2009:

Full State:

Network 2007 AQH 2009 AQH 2007 Cume 2009 CumeRadio Oklahoma Network 28.0 34.8 39.3 36.3Oklahoma Agrinet 27.3 22.4 38.8 29.9 Less KTJS 18.5 25.8 Full State – Cattle:

Network 2007 AQH 2009 AQH 2007 Cume 2009 CumeRadio Oklahoma Network 29.1 37.0 42.4 38.4Oklahoma Agrinet 27.1 23.3 42.3 30.9Less KTJS 19.3 26.6

Full State – Wheat:

Network 2007 AQH 2009 AQH 2007 Cume 2009 CumeRadio Oklahoma Network 24.9 34.1 40.9 40.0Oklahoma Agrinet 28.2 24.3 42.2 36.0Less KTJS 18.8 29.4

Just before the 2009 survey was released, it was determined by AMR research that rated station KTJS in Hobart and KJCM in Snyder were in the process of ending their relationship with the Oklahoma Agrinet, becoming an exclusive affiliate of RON as of October 11, 2009

Another proof of the dominance of the Radio Oklahoma Network is the difference in the number of radio stations. RON had 40 stations verified by AMR for the 2009 study, while the Oklahoma Agrinet had 34. It bears notice that 38 of the 40 stations verified by AMR for RON are Oklahoma stations, while just 26 of the Agrinet stations are Oklahoma stations. In fact, three of the AM stations listed by the Oklahoma Agrinet have little or NO coverage into Oklahoma. And, KTJS in Hobart and KJCM in Snyder will no longer be affiliates of the Oklahoma Agrinet as of October 11, 2009. That gives the Oklahoma Agrinet only 24 Oklahoma radio stations- compared to 38 verified by AMR for RON!

When it comes to the stations with the most impact- RON has those stations as well, with three of the top five individual stations in total CUME being RON affiliates versus just one of the top five claimed by the Agrinet.

The 2009 AMR study makes it easy- the Radio Oklahoma Network is THE best way to reach farmers and ranchers across Oklahoma.


Oklahoma Ag News Affiliate Coverage Map

KXDJ-FMPERRYTON, TX

KWEY-AMWEATHERFORDKWEY-FM

CLINTON

KOKB-AM BLACKWELLWBBZ-AMPONCA CITY

KWON-AM BARTLESVILLE

KRIG-FMBARTLESVILLE

KITO-FMVINITA

KGND-AMVINITA

KZLI-AMCATOOSA

KXBL-FMTULSA

KKRE-FMHOLLIS

KEYB-FMALTUS

KTJS-AMHOBART

KXCA-AMLAWTON

KACO-FMANADARKO

KWCO-FMCHICKASHA

KKEN-FMDUNCAN

KOKC-AMOKLAHOMA CITY

KWSH-AMWEWOKA

KNED-AMMCALESTER

KYFM-FMBARTLESVILLE

KOSB-FM STILLWATER

KOFM-FM ENID

KGWA-AM ENID

KUSH-AMCUSHING

KPGM-AMPAWHUSKA

KIRC-FMSHAWNEE

KOKP-AMPERRY

KWOX-FMWOODWARD

KSCB-AMLIBERAL, KS

KPRV-FMPOTEAU

KKBI-FMBROKEN BOW

KLMX-AMCLAYTON, NM

KOCD-FMOKC/TULSA

KJCM-FMSNYDER

KRMOMONNET,MO


OKLAHOMA ENERGY REPORTThe Oklahoma Energy Report is a state wide news network focused on Oklahoma’s largest and most vibrant industry – energy!

The Oklahoma Energy Report is made possible thru a cooperative effort from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and Radio Oklahoma Networks.

Veteran reporter Matt Skinner reports on all matters pertaining to energy from daily crude oil prices to what’s effecting the “price at the pump”.

AFFILIATE ROSTER

STATION FREQ CITY AIRTIME

KQCX-FM 106.7 Alva 7-9AMKEYB-FM 107.9 Altus 9:10AMKYFM–FM 100.1 Bartlesville 8:30AMKOKB-AM 1580 Blackwell 7-8AMKUSH–AM 1600 Cushing 8:15, 12:15, 5:15KWCO-FM 105.5 Chickasha 6:00AMKCLI-AM 1320 Clinton 7:43AMKGWA–AM 960 Enid 8:45AMKKBS–FM 92.7 Guymon 6:50AM, 11:20AMKTJS-AM 1420 Hobart 9:15AMKKRE-FM 92.5 Hollis 9:10AMKNED-AM 1150 McAlester 10:30AMKOKC–AM 1520 Oklahoma City 7:35AMKXDJ-FM 98.3 Spearman, TX 7:08AMKRIG-FM 1500 Pawhuska 7:05AMKOKP-AM 1020 Perry 7-8AMKIXR–FM 100.1 Ponca City 7:23AMKZLI-AM 1570 Catoosa 6:50AMKIRC-FM 105.9 Shawnee 6-9AMKOSB-FM 105.1 Stillwater 7-8AMKRVT-AM 1270 Tulsa 6:50AMKGND-AM 1470 Vinita 7:30AMKITO-FM 96.1 Vinita 7:30AMKWEY-FM 95.5 Weatherford 8:03AMKWSH-AM 1260 Wewoka 6-9AMKWOX–FM 101.1 Woodward 6:30AM


OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT BLITZ

High School Football means everything in Oklahoma and Radio Oklahoma will be there to cover the High School Football scene as noone has ever done before.. Starting September 4, Radio Oklahoma Networks presents the FRIDAY NIGHT BLITZ. The show is a 2 hour program running on Friday nights from 10:00 pm – Midnight, and will run through mid-November.

The Friday Night Blitz has a power-packed lineup of High School Football experts to bring listeners the latest scores, coaches interviews, reports from game sites across the state and much more.

The Blitz features High School Football expert Jay Martin, News 9’s Sport’s Toby Rowland and Chad McKee and the News on 6 sports director John Holcomb. The Blitz features interviews with HS coaches as well as reports from our affiliate play-by-play teams from all over the State of Oklahoma.

Station City Dial Power

KKBI-FM Broken Bow 106.1 17,000

KQIB-FM Broken Bow 102.9 6,000

KWCO-FM Chickasha 105.5 6,000

KUSH-AM Cushing 1600 1,000

KMAD-AM Madill 1550 250

KGWA-AM Enid 960 1000

KIXR-FM Ponca City 100.1 3,000

KYFM-FM Bartlesville 100.1 100,000

KWON-AM Bartlesville 1400 1,000

KOKL-AM Okmulgee 1249 1,000

KOKC-AM Oklahoma City 1520 50,000*

KKEN-FM Duncan 97.1 6,000

KKRE-FM Hollis 92.5 6,000

KXCA-AM Lawton 1380 1,000

KACO-FM Anadarko 98.5 25,000

KOSB-FM Stillwater 105.1 6,000

KOKP-AM Perry 1020 400

KPRV-FM Poteau 92.5 1550

KTJS-AM Hobart 1420 1,000

KNED-AM McAlester 1150 1,000

KWEY-FM Weatherford 95.5 50,000

KSLE-FM Seminole 104.7 7,000

KZLI-AM Tulsa 1570 1,000

KGND-AM Vinita 1470 500

KITO-FM Vinita 96.1 50,000


Outdoor Radio Call-in Talk Show• Veteran radio announcer Steve Schiffner and Outdoor Expert Steve

Easom host the show, which features experts on hunting, fishing and other forms of outdoor life. The show is LIVE and the hosts receive calls.

• Hook and Hunt is statewide in scope, and since it’s live, advertisers can be proactive with messages that can change weekly. Ad packages are available to reach your customers… in the time of year they need your products!

• Key affiliates such as clear channel station KOKC-AM in Oklahoma City and 100,000 watt KOCD-FM in Tulsa give the program a regional reach. (Clear to the West Coast in early morning hours)

Hook and Hunt Show Affiliate ListHook and Hunt Show Affiliate List

LocationLocation StationStation DMADMA DialDial

Bartlesville KWON-AM Tulsa 1400

Blackwell KOKB-AM OKC 1580

Broken Bow KKBI-FM Shreveport 106.1

Clinton KCLI-AM OKC 1320

Cushing KUSH-AM OKC 1600

Enid KGWA-AM OKC 960

Hobart KTJS-AM OKC 1420

Okla. City KOKC-AM OKC 1520

Perry KOKP-AM OKC 1020

Stillwater KOSB-FM OKC 105.1

Tulsa KOCD-FM Tulsa 93.7

Vinita KGND-AM Tulsa 1470

Vinita KITO-FM Tulsa 96.1

Wewoka KWSH-AM OKC 1260


RON Value Book

Radio Oklahoma Networks offers Advertisers a unique opportunity to complement your radio buys on RON.

The RON Value Pages is a high quality, 16+ page, 4 color glossy publication that is mailed directly to the top 22,500 farmers and ranchers in the State of Oklahoma.

RON Value Pages may be purchased directly as a stand alone ad or within a radio package.

Market DIRECTLY to Farmers and Ranchers in Oklahoma . RON Value Books are mailed April 1, October 1 and December 1.

Rates: see your RON sales representative.


Thank You Very Much For Your Consideration!

Tim WestGeneral Manager

[email protected] 405-286-6603, 405-535-6915 (cell)

Steve SchiffnerAccount Executive

[email protected], 405-593-9415 (cell)

Julio BermudezAccount Executive


Kristy FarmerAccount Executive


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