MyNetworkTV And Young Broadcasting Sign Second Affiliation Deal; KELO-DT to Serve as Network's Sioux Falls Affiliate

"We are delighted to expand our current affiliation agreement withYoung Broadcasting for KRON in San Francisco to include KELO-DT inSioux Falls. We look forward to working with Young on bringingMyNetworkTV to viewers in both of these markets," said Abernethy.

Young stated, "These deals mark a rare opportunity in our businessto be part of a new network that comes out of the box with a solidpedigree. We are pleased to have two of our stations be MyNetworkTVaffiliates, as Rupert Murdoch and the News Corp. team have alreadyproven with the Fox Network that they know how to launch and nurture anetwork that successfully competes with the established networks."

MyNetworkTV and YBI announced their affiliation agreement forKRON/San Francisco on March 16. The deal marked KRON's return tonetwork television upon MyNetworkTV's September 5th launch.

MyNetworkTV has been cleared on 66 stations throughout thecountry, representing nearly 56% of the country. These include:WWOR/New York (DMA #1), KCOP/Los Angeles (#2), WPWR/Chicago (#3),KRON/San Francisco (#6), KDFI/Dallas (#7), WDCA/Washington, D.C. (#8),KTXH/Houston (#10), WDWB/Detroit (#11), WTTA/Tampa (#12), KUTP/Phoenix(#14), WFTC/Minneapolis (#15), WUAB/Cleveland (#16), WRBW/Orlando(#20), WRBU/St. Louis (#21), WCWB/Pittsburgh (#22), KPDX/Portland, OR(#23), WUTB/Baltimore (#24), XUPN/San Diego (#26), WWWB/Charlotte(#27), WRDC/Raleigh (#29), WUXP/Nashville (#30), KSMO/Kansas City(#31), WCGV/Milwaukee (#33), WSTR/Cincinnati (#34), WBSC/Greenville(#35), KRRT/San Antonio (#37), WABM/Birmingham (#40), WTVZ/Norfolk(#42), KASY/Albuquerque (#46), WUPN/Greensboro (#47), KVWB/Las Vegas(#48), WNYO/Buffalo (#49), WFTE/Louisville (#50), WNYA/Albany (#55),WFGX/Mobile (#62), WACY/Green Bay-Appleton (#69), KTTU/Tucson (#71),KFVE/Honolulu (#72), WNYS/Syracuse (#76), WBGT/Rochester (#79),WDKA/Paducah (#80), KSHV/Shreveport (#81), WISC-DT/Madison (#85),WMYT/South Bend (#87), WUFX/Jackson (#89), KWKT/Waco-Temple-Bryan(#94), WBQD/Davenport (#95), WBXH/Baton Rouge (#96),WTSN-WEVV-DT/Evansville (#100), WMMP/Charleston, SC (#101),WISE-DT/Ft. Wayne (#106), WHTV/Lansing, MI (#110),KLPN-KFXK-DT/Tyler-Longview, TX (#111), KAME/Reno (#112),KELO-DT/Sioux Falls (#114), WAOE/Peoria (#117), WKBT-DT/LaCrosse-EauClaire (#123), KLAF-KADN-DT/Lafayette, LA (#124), KTOV/Corpus Christi(#129), WCBI-DT/Columbus-Tupelo-West Point, MS (#132),KBJR-DT/Duluth-Superior (#137), KPSE/Palm Springs (#153),NOSA-DT/Odessa-Midland, TX (#159), WJKP/Elmira (#173), WNTZ/Alexandria(#176) and KKRA/Rapid City (#177).

Targeted to Adults 18-49, the broadcast network will providebroadcasters with operational flexibility through a seamless flow oforiginal primetime programming and branded national marketinginitiatives that allow stations to maintain and strengthen theirlocalism. 12 hours of programming will air on MyNetworkTV Mondaythrough Saturday.

MyNetworkTV will launch with Twentieth Television's new scriptedprimetime drama strips "Desire" and "Secrets." The hour-long programswill feature a 65-episode story arc stripped Monday through Fridayover the span of 13 weeks. Each Saturday, a re-cap episodehighlighting the two programs' previous week's storylines will air."Desire," scheduled to air at 8:00pm (Eastern/Pacific)/7:00pm(Central), follows two close brothers on the run from the mafia whoboth fall in love with, and then passionately battle for, the samewoman. Immediately following "Desire" will be "Secrets," airing at9:00pm (Eastern/Pacific)/8:00pm (Central). The drama takes an in-depthlook at the dreams, successes and tragedies found everyday in thefashion industry.

Young Broadcasting owns ten television stations and the nationaltelevision representation firm, Adam Young Inc. Five stations areaffiliated with the ABC Television Network (WKRN-TV - Nashville, TN,WTEN-TV - Albany, NY, WRIC-TV - Richmond, VA, WATE-TV - Knoxville, TN,and WBAY-TV - Green Bay, WI), three are affiliated with the CBSTelevision Network (WLNS-TV - Lansing, MI, KLFY-TV - Lafayette, LA andKELO-TV - Sioux Falls, SD) and one is affiliated with the NBCTelevision Network (KWQC-TV - Davenport, IA). KRON-TV- San Francisco,CA is the largest independent station in the U.S. and the onlyindependent VHF station in its market. The Company also operates aseparate UPN Network station using its digital broadcast facilities inSioux Falls, South Dakota.

The Fox Television Stations group, one of the nation's largestowned-and-operated network broadcast groups, comprises 35 stations in26 markets, covering nearly 45% of U.S. television homes. Thisincludes six duopolies in the top ten markets, New York, Los Angeles,Chicago, Dallas, Washington D.C. and Houston, as well as duopolies inMinneapolis, Phoenix and Orlando.

A leader in the U.S. program production and distribution arena,Twentieth Television is a unit of Fox Television and headed by FoxTelevision Stations' chairman Roger Ailes while CEO Jack Abernethyoversees day-to-day operations. Twentieth Television provides a widearray of first-run and off-network programming, as well as featurefilm packages, to the syndication and cable marketplaces. First-runprograms distributed by Twentieth Television include "Geraldo atLarge," the news strip hosted by Geraldo Rivera, and the popular courtshows "Divorce Court" and "Judge Alex," the number one new first-runprogram of the 2005-06 season. In addition to "Desire" and "Secrets,"the company is set to launch the new court show "Cristina's Court,"hosted by Cristina Perez, in Fall 2006. Twentieth Television alsooversees the domestic sales of one of the most extensive libraries ofoff-net programming in the entertainment industry. Last fall, thecompany launched the groundbreaking drama "24," starring KieferSutherland, and The Peabody Award-winning sitcom "The Bernie Mac Show"in off-net syndication.

Fox Entertainment Group, a division of News Corporation, isprincipally engaged in the development, production and worldwidedistribution of feature films and television programs, televisionbroadcasting and cable network programming. The unit's studios,production facilities and film and television library providehigh-quality creative content, and broadcasting and cable networksprovide extensive distribution platforms for the Company's programs.