FBI Works with Clear Channel Outdoor to Raise Awareness and Improve Security via Digital Displays

Digital Billboards Debut in Baltimore

Clear Channel Outdoor (NYSE:CCO)

WHAT:    The Baltimore Division of the FBI will provide details on its
          agreement with Clear Channel Outdoor to provide recruiting
          information and vital security notifications to the
          Baltimore community via the company's digital billboard
          network. Media are invited to join a press conference
          announcing the joint effort.

WHO:     Amy Jo Lyons, FBI Special Agent in Charge
         Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld, III of the Baltimore
          City Police Department
         Colonel Mike McCleese, Baltimore County Police Department
         Lieutenant Colonel Stewart Russell, Maryland State Police
          Department
         Steve Ginsburg, President, Clear Channel Outdoor -
          Washington, D.C./Baltimore Division

WHEN:    September 9, 2008 at 1:00 p.m.

WHERE:   FBI Baltimore Division Headquarters - 2600 Lord Baltimore
          Drive, Baltimore

WHY:     Learn how digital billboards can be made available for use by
          the Baltimore City and County Police Department and the
          Maryland State Police to disseminate emergency information.
          Clear Channel Outdoor works with the FBI to display "wanted"
          messages on its digital billboards across the country, and
          the initiative has proven successful in assisting in the
          apprehension of criminals.

         Three Clear Channel Outdoor digital displays in Baltimore
          have been operational since September 7, 2008, successfully
          reaching 221,400 18+ adults in the area daily. Locations
          include I-95, I-895 and Russell Street.

Source: Clear Channel Outdoor

Released September 5, 2008