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DECEMBER 2015 TOP 20 RANKER BY WEBCAST METRICS

2015 INSIGHTS & TRENDS Before diving in to the December 2015 Rankings, we wanted to take a moment to look back at the past year. It s been an incredible year for audio as a medium and our industry as a whole. Here are a few highlights. Continued Growth Overall streaming reached an all-time high in 2015. Over the course of the year, Average Active Sessions (AAS) increased by 13.3 percent for the Domestic Monday-Friday 6:00AM-8:00PM daypart and by 13.6 percent for the Domestic Monday-Sunday 6:00AM-Midnight daypart. 4,500,000 2015 ALL MEASURED CLIENTS, M-F 6A-8P 4,200,000 3,900,000 3,600,000 3,300,000 13.3% INCREASE IN AAS Jan 2015 to Dec 2015 3,000,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Mobile Continued to Drive Growth In breaking out mobile and desktop listening, we again saw impressive year-over-year growth in mobile listening. AAS on mobile increased by 22.2 percent (M-F 6A-8P), while desktop increased by 5.2 percent.

DECEMBER DIGITAL AUDIO INSIGHTS & TRENDS Total Listening for All Measured Clients All measured clients within the Domestic U.S. reported a total of 4,464,545 Average Active Sessions (AAS) during the Monday-Friday 6:00AM-8:00PM daypart, and 3,765,321 AAS during the Monday-Sunday 6:00AM-Midnight daypart. The Christmas Effect Overall AAS declined 13.4 percent (M-F 6A-8P) during the week of Christmas when compared to the three weeks prior. Mobile listening declined by 2.8 percent, while desktop listening dropped 37.3 percent. Pureplay listening was down 10.4 percent, while broadcast streams declined by 33.8 percent. These listening patterns are consistent with 2014 trends. Top Formats When compared to November 2015, the Holiday format showed the largest listening gains with a 321.5 percent increase in AAS, followed by Oldies (29 percent), Modern Adult Contemporary (25.1 percent), Adult Contemporary (17.4 percent), Alt/Modern Rock (14.3 percent), and Classic Hits (10.6 percent). This trend is typical for this time period, as many stations change to the Holiday format right after Thanksgiving. 325.1% (M-F 6A-8P) 29.0% 25.1% 17.4% 14.3% 10.6% Holiday Oldies Modern Adult Contemp Adult Contemporary Alt/Modern Rock Classic Hits Top Markets Looking at the top 20 markets, Seattle showed the largest listening gain from November 2015 with a 5.8 percent increase in AAS, followed by Orlando (3.8 percent), Pittsburgh (3 percent), and Baltimore (2.2 percent). (M-F 6A-8P) 5.8% 3.8% 3.0% 2.2% Seattle Orlando Pittsburgh Baltimore

Top Devices 39 percent of listening took place on an ios device, followed by Android at 30 percent, Google Chrome at 9 percent, and Flash Player at 8 percent. (M-F 6A-8P) Firefox Browser 2% Internet Explorer 2% Flash Player 8% Google Chrome 9% Other 10% ios 39% Android 30%

DECEMBER DIGITAL AUDIO TOP 20 RANKER Triton Digital has released its monthly digital audio Top 20 Ranker for December 2015. The Ranker is a listing of the top-performing digital audio stations and networks measured by the Webcast Metrics audience measurement platform. Webcast Metrics uses a proprietary platform to track audience data and convert it to audience metrics that can be easily understood by stations, publishers and advertisers. Audience rankings are done on the basis of Average Active Sessions, with "Session Starts" and Average Time Spent Listening also displayed. Average Active Sessions (AAS) is defined as Total Listening Hours (TLH) divided by hours in the reported time period. TLH is defined as the total number of hours that the station/publisher has streamed during sessions with duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Session Starts (SS) is defined as the number of different requests for streams (i.e., stream requests) with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Average Time Spent Listening (ATSL) is defined as the average number of hours for each session with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Calculated as total time spent listening divided by active sessions. Rankers are divided into Domestic and All Streams. The Domestic Ranker quantifies listening done inside the U.S. based on log-based information provided by the station, this report is not MRC accredited. The All Streams Ranker merely verifies the quantity of streams without qualifying where they are being consumed, and is MRC accredited. For more information on measurement collection and limitations, please view the Triton Description of Methodology available at: www.tritondigital.com/media/default/rankers/triton-digital-methodology.pdf If you have any further questions, please contact: Measurement@TritonDigital.com See December rankings below:

DECEMBER DOMESTIC RANKER (based on AAS) DAYPART 6:00am to 8:00pm, Monday through Friday Station Average Active Sessions Session Starts Average Time Spent Listening 1 Pandora Corporate 2,506,308 1,257,584,592 0.63 2 Spotify Corporate 1,093,211 852,110,797 0.41 3 iheartradio 1 2 408,063 183,867,144 0.70 4 Cumulus Streaming Network 51,999 20,616,932 0.79 5 CBS Radio Inc. 51,414 18,434,833 0.87 6 NPR Member Stations 44,824 18,988,049 0.73 7 Entercom Communications Corp. 23,905 10,307,650 0.74 8 ESPN Radio Corporate 22,961 13,479,127 0.54 9 EMF Corporate 19,835 4,630,870 1.34 10 Univision 17,391 9,821,204 0.56 11 idobi Radio 3 15,765 2,451,850 1.86 12 AccuRadio 14,045 2,547,808 1.73 13 Townsquare Media 11,634 2,640,184 1.38 14 Greater Media Corporate 11,556 4,565,228 0.80 15 Salem Communications 11,366 3,946,306 0.89 16 Emmis Communications 8,612 3,967,744 0.68 17 Hubbard Broadcasting 8,465 2,440,356 1.07 18 New York Public Radio 8,296 2,325,671 1.06 19 Bonneville Corporate 8,119 3,277,209 0.78 20 Beasley Broadcasting Corporate 5,490 2,039,731 0.84 Average Active Sessions (AAS): Total Listening Hours (TLH) divided by hours in the reported time period. TLH is defined as the total number of hours that the station/publisher has streamed during sessions with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Session Starts (SS): The number of different requests for streams (i.e., stream requests) with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Average Time Spent Listening (ATSL): The average number of hours for each session with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Calculated as total time spent listening divided by active sessions. Note: Ranker data only includes clients that participate for the full month for which the ranker is being released 1 iheartradio was previously listed as iheartmedia 2 iheartradio includes TheBlaze Radio Network 3 A technical issue in November resulted in a partial data loss for Idobi Radio. The December increase is a result of their numbers normalizing

DECEMBER ALL STREAMS RANKER (based on AAS) DAYPART 6:00am to 8:00pm, Monday through Friday Station Average Active Sessions Session Starts Average Time Spent Listening 1 iheartradio 1 2 412,385 186,202,451 0.70 2 Prisa Radio 82,337 31,900,908 0.78 3 Cumulus Streaming Network 53,589 21,260,363 0.79 4 CBS Radio Inc. 51,885 18,617,982 0.87 5 NPR Member Stations 49,493 20,799,611 0.73 6 Entercom Communications Corp. 24,693 10,604,124 0.74 7 ESPN Radio Corporate 23,994 13,961,667 0.55 8 AccuRadio 23,527 4,544,467 1.58 9 EMF Corporate 21,261 5,125,685 1.29 10 Karnaval.com 20,791 11,150,031 0.55 11 idobi Radio 3 19,726 3,115,061 1.84 12 Univision 18,509 10,342,692 0.57 13 Sky Radio B.V. 17,342 2,873,130 1.53 14 Townsquare Media 12,395 2,882,975 1.34 15 Greater Media Corporate 12,004 4,777,533 0.79 16 Salem Communications 11,571 4,021,184 0.89 17 New York Public Radio 9,100 2,622,717 1.04 18 Hubbard Broadcasting 9,078 2,684,948 1.04 19 Emmis Communications 8,651 3,988,511 0.68 20 Bonneville Corporate 8,253 3,335,978 0.78 Average Active Sessions (AAS): Total Listening Hours (TLH) divided by hours in the reported time period. TLH is defined as the total number of hours that the station/publisher has streamed during sessions with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Session Starts (SS): The number of different requests for streams (i.e., stream requests) with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Average Time Spent Listening (ATSL): The average number of hours for each session with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Calculated as total time spent listening divided by active sessions. Note: Ranker data only includes clients that participate for the full month for which the ranker is being released 1 iheartradio was previously listed as iheartmedia 2 iheartradio includes TheBlaze Radio Network 3 A technical issue in November resulted in a partial data loss for Idobi Radio. The December increase is a result of their numbers normalizing

DECEMBER DOMESTIC RANKER (based on AAS) DAYPART 6:00am to 12:00am, Monday through Sunday Station Average Active Sessions Session Starts Average Time Spent Listening 1 Pandora Corporate 2,118,419 1,891,757,640 0.62 2 Spotify Corporate 1,003,216 1,332,529,498 0.42 3 iheartradio 1 2 307,655 251,981,618 0.67 4 CBS Radio Inc. 36,051 22,855,680 0.85 5 Cumulus Streaming Network 35,583 25,030,181 0.77 6 NPR Member Stations 35,310 26,320,059 0.72 7 Entercom Communications Corp. 16,494 12,173,198 0.75 8 idobi Radio 3 16,207 4,312,150 1.93 9 ESPN Radio Corporate 15,856 15,864,454 0.55 10 EMF Corporate 13,839 6,040,772 1.24 11 Univision 12,409 11,986,597 0.57 12 AccuRadio 9,665 3,072,699 1.71 13 Salem Communications 7,962 4,763,632 0.90 14 Greater Media Corporate 7,728 5,389,443 0.79 15 Townsquare Media 7,670 3,134,868 1.32 16 New York Public Radio 6,461 3,131,393 1.08 17 Emmis Communications 6,197 5,242,247 0.65 18 Bonneville Corporate 5,678 4,078,352 0.76 19 Hubbard Broadcasting 5,571 2,820,575 1.06 20 Beasley Broadcasting Corporate 3,764 2,485,272 0.82 Average Active Sessions (AAS): Total Listening Hours (TLH) divided by hours in the reported time period. TLH is defined as the total number of hours that the station/publisher has streamed during sessions with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Session Starts (SS): The number of different requests for streams (i.e., stream requests) with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Average Time Spent Listening (ATSL): The average number of hours for each session with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Calculated as total time spent listening divided by active sessions. Note: Ranker data only includes clients that participate for the full month for which the ranker is being released 1 iheartradio was previously listed as iheartmedia 2 iheartradio includes TheBlaze Radio Network 3 A technical issue in November resulted in a partial data loss for Idobi Radio. The December increase is a result of their numbers normalizing

DECEMBER ALL STREAMS RANKER (based on AAS) DAYPART 6:00am to 12:00am, Monday through Sunday Station Average Active Sessions Session Starts Average Time Spent Listening 1 iheartradio 1 2 311,927 255,896,612 0.67 2 Prisa Radio 59,505 41,642,459 0.75 3 NPR Member Stations 39,553 29,163,912 0.73 4 Cumulus Streaming Network 36,954 26,000,860 0.77 5 CBS Radio Inc. 36,481 23,150,418 0.85 6 idobi Radio 3 20,271 5,437,411 1.91 7 AccuRadio 17,537 6,001,754 1.55 8 Entercom Communications Corp. 17,092 12,562,272 0.75 9 ESPN Radio Corporate 16,663 16,520,465 0.56 10 Karnaval.com 16,396 16,329,544 0.52 11 EMF Corporate 15,041 6,789,960 1.20 12 Sky Radio B.V. 13,534 3,994,320 1.52 13 Univision 13,133 12,558,877 0.58 14 Townsquare Media 8,308 3,520,793 1.27 15 Salem Communications 8,148 4,877,790 0.90 16 Greater Media Corporate 8,081 5,679,226 0.78 17 New York Public Radio 7,190 3,599,840 1.04 18 Emmis Communications 6,234 5,277,100 0.65 19 Hubbard Broadcasting 6,139 3,216,400 1.02 20 977Music.com Corporate 5,899 3,626,464 0.86 Average Active Sessions (AAS): Total Listening Hours (TLH) divided by hours in the reported time period. TLH is defined as the total number of hours that the station/publisher has streamed during sessions with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Session Starts (SS): The number of different requests for streams (i.e., stream requests) with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Average Time Spent Listening (ATSL): The average number of hours for each session with a duration of at least one minute in total within the reported time period. Calculated as total time spent listening divided by active sessions. Note: Ranker data only includes clients that participate for the full month for which the ranker is being released 1 iheartradio was previously listed as iheartmedia 2 iheartradio includes TheBlaze Radio Network 3 A technical issue in November resulted in a partial data loss for Idobi Radio. The December increase is a result of their numbers normalizing