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A: Kathleen Q. Abernathy - former Republican US FCC Commissioner (May 2001 to Dec 2005); Lee Abrams - Tribune Co Chief Innovation Officer (From Apr 1, 2008) and former Senior Vice President and Chief Creative Officer and Chief Programming Officer, XM Satellite Radio; Jenny Abramsky - BBC Director of Radio and Music (To step down Sep 2008); Doug Ackhurst - General manager, The FAN, Toronto; Richard Ackland - former ABC TV Media Watch host; David Acosta - chairman, Pacifica Foundation,US; Douglas Adams- writer and broadcaster (deceased); Phillip Adams- host Late Night Live on Australian National Radio; Jonathan S. Adelstein - Democrat US Federal Communications Commissioner ( - sworn in Dec 2002); Vinod Advani - Indian "Radio Jockey"; Frank Ahrens -Washington Post media writer; Jill Ainscough - COO UK media regulator Ofcom; - appointed July 2007; Raúl Alarcón Jr. - Chairman & CEO, Spanish Broadcasting System (US); Charles Allen - Acting chairman GCap Media (May 2008 when stood down temproarily as chairman, Global Radio (UK) until OFT clears its takeover of GCAP) - and former chief executive of ITV; Grae Allan - managing director, Score Digital, UK subsidiary of Scottish Radio Holdings; Paul Allen - former Executive director of the Country Radio Broadcasters(US)- left August 2002; Jeff Allis - Group Program Director, Austereo; Alfredo Alonso - SVP Programming, Clear Channel Radio, and former CEO/president of Mega Communications(US); Richard Alston - Australian Communications Minister; Steven Alward -network manager, ABC, Australia, network radio; Carl Amari - president of Radio Spirits, US distributor of old-time radio shows; Kurt Andersen - host of arts show "Studio 360" on US Public Radio; Michael Anderson - CEO (Aug 2003) and former chief operating officer (from May 2003), Austereo; Amanda Armstrong - Editor, ABC, Australia, network radio; Edwin Howard Armstrong - US radio pioneer responsible for practicable receivers and invention of FM: Dirk Anthony - UK GWR group programme director; John Aravosis - founder StopDrLaura web site; Max Armstrong - farm reporter for WNG-AM, Chicago; Stephen Armstrong - UK Sunday Times columnist; Janet Anderson - UK Broadcasting Minister ; Marjorie Anderson - former BBC presenter (deceased); Lyn Andrews - former President ABC Radio, US; Sue Arnold - UK Observer radio columnist; André Arthur - Independent Canadian MP (elected as January 2006) and former Quebec morning host; Andy Ashton - programme controller, Xfm, London; Izzy Asper - former executive chairman CanWest Global Communications Corporation (died October 2003); Leonard Asper - President and CEO, CanWest Global Communications; Emanuel S. Athanas - former Voice of America broadcaster under nameManos Rhodios ( deceased); Edward G. Atsinger III - CEO, Salem Communications, US (From July 1. Formerly President and CEO); John Aumonier - head UK Radio First;

B: Andrei Babitsky - (Russian) reporter for Radio Liberty; David Bacon - General manager, 2UE, Sydney, Australia; Richard Bacon -Capital Radio drivetime host (took over May 2005) & former BBC TV presenter; Mitch Bainwol - chairman and chief executive, Recording Industries Association of America (RIAA); Danny Baker - British broadcaster and BBC London breakfast host , returned in afternoon slot October 2005; George Balcan - veteran Montreal radio host (died May 2004); Cathy Baldazzi -former morning co-host (with husband Fred Latremouille), CKKS, Vancouver; Russell Balding - former Managing Director, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Appointed May 2002-Resigned Jan 2006); Zoë Ball -XFM host and former BBC Radio 1 Breakfast DJ (joined XFM August 2002); James Ballis- chief of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) notifications branch; Matthew Bannister- BBC Radio Five Live presenter and former BBC Director of radio; Conrad Voss Bark - veteran BBC parliamentary correspondent(deceased); Peter Barnard - UK Times radio columnist; Steve Barnett - Professor of Communications at the University of Westminster and UK Observer columnist: Thomas Barrett -Wisconsin Democratic Rep ; Oliver Barry - co-founder and former chief executive of Century Radio, Ireland (went bust); Simon Bates - UK broadcaster; Emma B (Emma Battersby née Boughton) - UK Heart FM DJ; Trevor Baylis- Inventor of wind-up clockwork radio; Gene "Bean" Baxter- Bean of Los Angeles KROQ-FM (Kevin and Bean) morning show; George G. Beasley - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Beasley Broadcast Group, US; Ken Beatrice - Washington DC sports host (retiring); Perrin Beatty -former President CBC,Canada; Sally De La Bedoyere - Managing director, UK radio ratings organization RAJAR; Art Bell - former US Coast-to-Coast AM host -retired twice as weekday host and returned; finally retired at end of 2002, returned for weekends, Sept 2003; standing down again Jul 2007); Tony Bell - managing director, Southern Cross Broadcasting Australia; Mark Belling -- Milwaukee talk-host (suspended Nov 2004 over use of term "wetback"); Roger Bennett - veteran BBC Radio Bristol broadcaster (died July 2005); Vanora Bennett - UK Times radio columnist;Paul Berlin - long time Houston host (Out- station format changed); Rep Howard Berman (California Democrat who has called for anti-trust investigation of Clear Channel); Ralph Bernard - Former Chief executive (Stepped down Dec 2007) and former executive chairman of G-Cap Media - former executive chairman and former chief executive UK radio group GWR; Chris Berry - vice president of ABC News Radio, US; Madame Françoise Bertrand - former chairperson, Canadian Radio-television and Telecomunications Commission; Mary Berry - outgoing chairman Pacifica Foundation (U.S.); Scyld Berry- UK Sunday Telegraph ; Francoise Bertrand - chairwoman of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission; Eric Bessemer - former Brisbane radio host (deceased); Thomas Beusse - President and CEO, Westwood One (Appointed Jan 2008); Chris Bickerton - former presenter BBC "Focus on Africa" programme (died May 2002); Tom Birdsey - Massachusetts, DJ (now part of Storm and Birdsey duo-on WWRX-FM, Providence); John (now Lord) Birt - former Director-General British Broadcasting Corporation; John Bitove Jr. -- Canadian entrepreneur, Executive Chairman of Canadian Satellite Radio Holdings Inc- formerly chairman and CEO Canadian Satellite Radio- operator of XM Canada (awarded Canadian satellite radio licence); Arthur Black- long time Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio host (took early retirement June 2002); Tony Blackburn - veteran British DJ who launched BBC Radio 1; Sir Christopher Bland -former BBC chairman: Tony Blair - British Prime Minister and website broadcaster; Sir Christopher Bland -outgoing - Oct 2001 - chairman, BBC Boards of Governors; Joaquin F. Blaya - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of US Spanish language network, Radio Unica; Melissa Block - co-host for US National Public Radio show "All Things Considered" (Appointed Sept 2002): Joanna Blythman - UK Guardian writer; Helen Boaden - Director of BBC News (from September 2004) and former controller BBC Radio 4; Eric Boehlert - Salon.com writer; Terry Boers -morning host,WSCR-AM, Chicago; Jim Bohannon - syndicated US talk host; Joe Bohannon - Jobi of Chicago morning duo Eddie and Jobi; Paul Bolt - Director-designate UK Broadcasting Standards Commission(takes office July 2001): Randall Bongarten -President, Emmis International ; Jodee Borgo-PA to John Laws(Sydney 2UE); Pierre Bouvard - president, Sales and Marketing, Arbitron; Gillian Bowler - former member Independent Radio and Television Commission, Ireland; Edith Bowman - BBC Radio 1 host; Phil Boyce- program director WABC-AM ,New York; Geoff Boycott - UK Cricket commentator; Forrest Boyd - former White House correspondent for Mutual Broadcasting Network (died Jan 2002); James Boyle- - former controller BBC Radio 4; Philip Brady - Melbourne 3AW announcer; Jonathon Brandmeier - Chicago host; Erik Braverman Operations Director, KABC-AM, Los Angeles; John Brennan - former station manager Sydney 2UE; Ed Breslin - Head of National Music, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Gordon J. Bridge - Chairman and CEO of SurferNETWORK.com.; John Brier - president,COO, and founder of BroadcastAmerica.com; Walter "Salty" Brine -veteran Rhode Island host (died Nov 2004); Adam Broadbent - former chairman, Emap - stepped down July 2006; Darryl Brohman - Australian rugby league commentator; Peter Bromley - BBC radio horse racing commentator (retired June 2001 after more than 40 years commentating: died June 2003); Bruno Brookes - former BBC disc jockey and founder of store radio group Immedia Broadcasting. Was also major shareholder in Storm Radio (UK digital station- folded in March 2002); Colleen B. Brown - President and CEO, Fisher Communications (From Oct, 2005); Jeremy Brown - veteran Toronto radio broadcaster (died Oct 2004); Les Brown - former WMMJ-FM, Washington, morning host; Maggie Brown - UK Guardian writer; Paul Brown - Chief Executive of the UK Commercial Radio Companies Association (CRCA), acting chief execudive UK Digital Radio Development Bureau (Jan 2008)- also chair of the Radio Centre; Yasmin Alibhai-Brown - newspaper columnist and former BBC Radio 4 presenter; Sen Sam Brownback --Kansas Republican Senator involved in drafting of broadcast indecency proposals; Colin Browne- BBC corporate affairs director; Harry Browne - writer on radio for the Irish Times; Vincent Browne -Irish journalist and radio presenter; Jan van Bruchen - founder CJVB, Vancouver (deceased); David Brudnoy - Boston, US, radio host (died Dec 2004); Jason Bryant - U.K. TalkSport managing director in charge of new development; Graham Bryce - SVP, SBS Radio Group (June 2006), and former managing director, UK GCap-owned Xfm- left Oct 2005; Bob Brynteson - former WLIT, Chicago, morning DJ; Bubba the Love Sponge -(formerly Todd Clem) - Sirius Stern channel host from Jan 2006, to be Cox host from Jan 2008 & former Clear Channel host -(fired by Clear Channel 2004 following indecency fine); Dean Buchanan- DMG group program director, Australia; Jack Buck - former voice of the St Louis Cardinals (died June 2002); Mara Bun - Australian Consumers' Association Spokesman; Stan Bunger - morning co-host successor to Al Hart at KCBS, San Francisco; André Bureau - chairman, Astral Media, Canada; Declan Burke -Columnist on Irish Radio for UK Sunday Times; Ray Burke - former Fianna Fáil (Ireland) minister responsible for communications-found by Flood Tribunal to have taken corrupt payments; Julian Burnside QC - Australian Cash for comments enquiry counsel; William Burrill - Toronto Star radio critic; George Buschmann f ormer -chief executive, Macquarie Network, owner of 2GB, Sydney; Amador S. Bustos - President and CEO Bustos Media and former President and CEO of Z-Spanish Media, and President Radio Division of Entravision (US); Byron Butler - BBC radio football (soccer) correspondent 1968-1991 (deceased); Wes Butters - former BBC Radio 1 "Chart Show" host (Contract not renewed February 2005 - Now offering podcast- April 2005)- moving to Galaxy FM, Manchester (Oct 2005); Mark Byford - BBC Deputy Director General & Head of BBC Journalism (briefly Acting D.G. following resignation of Greg Dyke in January 2004 until June 2004) - also former Director, BBC World Service and Global News; Leon Byner - Adelaide 5AA morning host ( Suspended January 2004 for 8-weeks following cash-for-comment allegations); Gay Byrne -Irish Broadcaster;

F:Antonio Ibarra Farina - CEO-designate of planned Mexican radio company,Grupo Acir-Radiopolis; Robert Farrell - chairman Pacifica Foundation, US; Liam Fay - UK Sunday Times writer; Robert Feder - Chicago Sun-Times media columnist; Sen Russ Feingold - Wisconsin Democrat who introduced legislation concerning radio consolidation; Caroline Feraday - former BBC presenter, now LBC host; Peter Ferrara - President and CEO, HD Digital Radio Alliance; Nick Ferrari - UK talk host; W. Kenneth Ferree - former US Federal Communications Commission Media Bureau Chief; Reginald Fessenden - Canadian-born radio pioneer of AM and voice radio; David J. Field - President and CEO Entercom, US (May 2002, formerly President and COO); Sam Fields - veteran Los Angeles jazz DJ (Died Sept 2005); Jean-Francois (Jeff) Fillion - XM Canada host and former CHOI-FM, Quebec, morning host (Quit Mar 2005); Konrad von Finckenstein - Chairperson, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) - appointed Jan 2007; Richard Findlay -Chairman SMG and former Chief Executive Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) - retired from SRH post September 2004; Vincent Finn - former director general of Irish state broadcaster RTÉ; Marc Fisher - Washington Post reporter; David H. Fiske - Director of the Office of Media Relations for the US Federal Communications Commission; Nance Flaherty - Internet Radio Cool broadcaster; Andrew Flanagan - former - until July 2006 - chief executive SMG (former Scottish Media Group); Mark Flanagan - former managing director of Chrysalis-owned LBC, London (left July 2005 to become a political lobbyist); Lucille Fletcher - US writer and radio dramatist (deceased); Prof. David Flint --former chairman, Australian Broadcasting Authority(Stepping down July 2004); Shelagh Fogarty - BBC Radio Five Live host; Emma Forbes -former UK Capital FM host (left Nov 2003) and former breakfast co-host , Heart FM, London (Left April 2003); Dee Ford - Emap Group Managing Director of Radio; Kenneth A. Ford - vice chairman, Pacifica Foundation, US; John Fordham --agent for John Laws, Sydney broadcaster; Liz Forgan - former BBC managing director of network radio; Brian Forst "Frosty" - Vancouver CKNW morning host (retiring May 2005); Robert H. Forward - California radio and television veteran (deceased); Guy Fournier - former chair, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - took office February 2005, resigned September 2006; Michael Fowler - general manager WJMK Chicago; Neil Fox (Dr Fox) - Magic FM - London - breakfast host and former UK Capital FM drivetime host and former Hit 40 chart show host; Alex Frame - former vice-president of CBC Radio (Retired Nov. 2002); Al Franken -- US author and comedian and former Air America Radio host (show ended Feb 2007); John Gordon Fraser- US broadcaster (deceased); David K Frear - CFO. Sirius Satellite Radio; Alan Freeman - veteran UK -bases Australian-born disc-jockey(Sony lifetime achievement award winner); Warren Freiberg- former Mid-West radio host (deceased); Shane "Rover" French - US Radio host - (formerly in Cleveland - replaced Howard Stern Jan 2006 on CBS Mid-West stations)- dropped in Chicago July 2006 and returned to Cleveland;Tom Freston - co-president and co-COO, Viacom (appointed June 2004); Andy Friedman - former news director WBBM-AM, Chicago, now with Clear Channel; Gary Fries - Consultant for Arbitron and former President and CEO of the Radio Advertising Bureau, US (Left Sept 2006); Edward O Fritts - President and Chief Executive Officer, US National Association of Broadcasters; Mark Frost - managing director of Capital Interactive, UK; John Fullam -Greater Media Philadelphia market manager and former President/COO, Infinity Broadcasting (Stepped down April 2003);

H: Karl Haas - syndicated US classical music host (died Feb 2005); Ray Hadley -2GB, Sydney, morning host and former sports commentator, 2UE , Sydney; Eric Von Haessler - of The Regular Guys - morning duo on Atlanta WKLS-FM (96 Rock -suspended March 2003, fired April 2004, after stunt went wrong)- joined WGST-AM, March 2005 and then back on WKLS in May 2005; Jeff Haley- President and CEO, the Radio Advertising Bureau, US (Took up post Sep 18. 2006); John Hall - CEO RadioScape; Tony Hall - former BBC Director of News; Dan Halyburton -Senior Vice President/Market Manager for Emmis New York (Appointed May, 2006)- formerly Senior Vice President/General Manager Group Operations for Susquehanna Radio; Eithne Hand - former head RTÉ, Ireland, Radio 1(Appointed January 2003on 3year contract. Stepped down January 2006); Karen Hand - former news director, and morning news anchor, WBBM-FM, Chicago, now hosting weekday evening show on WCKG-FM; Sean Hannity - New York talk host went into national syndication Sept. 2001- signed new deal with both Citadel's ABC Radio Networks and Premiere Radio Networks July 2008; Patrick Hanratty SC - counsel for Flood Tribunal, Ireland; Chuck Harder - syndicated US talk host; Terry Hardin - former (left CBS Radio April 2006 ) Vice President and General Manager of WCKG-FM (Free FM) and former VP and GM of WLIT and General Manager of WNUA-FM, Chicago; Phil Harding - former editor of BBC Radio 4 Today programme and director designate of BBC World Service English networks and news; Ed Hardy - CEO, MeasureCast; Jim Hardy - President, Icebergmedia.com ; Jon Harker - Sydney 2GB broadcaster; Wendy Harmer - DMG Vega morning host -formerly Sydney 2-Day FM breakfast host (left Nov 2003 to spend more time with family-joined DMG July 2005); Phil Harper - long-time Seattle radio host (died Oct 2004); Steve Harris -XM Satellite Radio Vice President, External Programming; Andrew Harrison - chief executive (took up post Oct 2006) UK RadioCentre; Evan Harrison - Executive Vice President of Clear Channel Radio and head of the company's Online Music & Radio unit - formerly AOL Music VP and GM; Harry Harrison - New York veteran morning host (retired March 2003); Michael Harrison - Editor of Talkers Magazine,US; Al Hart- KCBS, San Francisco, host (retiring); Ron Hartenbaum - President, Jones Media Networks, US; Alex Harvey - Managing Director, Macquarie Media Group, Australia; Paul Harvey - ABC network commentator/ most listened to "radio voice" in the US; Paul Harvey Jr - US radio writer/producer/host -son of Paul Harvey; Peter Harvie -executive chairman Austereo; Andrew Harwood - Sydney 2GB presenter; Mike Hatch - Minnesota Attorney-General ; Dale Hatfield -Chief of US FCC Office of Engineering and Technology; Charles Haughey - former Irish Prime Minister; Brian Hayes - veteran Australian-born UK broadcaster; Drew Hayes -program director WCKG -FM, Chicago and former operations director, WBBM-AM and WSCR-AM, Chicago; John P Hayes -President, Corus Radio (Canada) - To step down Aug 31, 2008; Fru Hazlitt - OutgoingCEO GCap Media (Dec 2007- June 6, 2008 ) and also outgoing Managing Director (took up post May 1, 2007), GCap London & former Chief Executive, SMG Radio Division (took office August 2005- resigned January 2007); Richard Heftel - vice president of Hispanic Broadcasting(US) ; Chris Heim - music director, WBEZ-FM, Chicago; Mr Justice Séamus Henchy - former chairman Independent Radio and Television Commission, Ireland; Philip Hensher - UK Independent columnist; Georgeann Herbert - operations manager of WMAQ and WBBM,Chicago; George Herman - veteran CBS broadcaster (died Feb 2005); Ken Herrera- WTMJ-AM, Milwaukee, morning host and former WGGN-AM and WBBM-AM, Chicago host; Bob Hesketh- former Toronto broadcaster (deceased); Thomas Hicks - vice-chairman of Clear Channel and former chairman and CEO of AMFM ; Professor Ray Hills - former head of the UK Independent Broadcasting Authority's Communications Services divisionand technical adviser to Century Radio, Ireland; Fred Hilmer - Chief Executive Fairfax Holdings; Jeff Hilton - John Laws' counsel in cash-for-comment affair; Maurice Hinchey - NY Democrat congressman, founder and chairman of the Future of American Media (FAM) Caucus; Carl E. Hirsch - Executive Chairman, NextMedia, US; Mary Hockaday- Deputy-editor BBC Radio News (took up post end of April 2006); John Hogan - President and CEO, Clear Channel Radio, US (appointed Aug 2002: Was COO from Aug 2001); Simon Hoggart - UK Guardian columnist; Julian Holland - BBC Radio 4 programme editor (died Nov 2001); Joel Hollander - former chairman and CEO (Jan 2005 -Mar 2007), CBS Radio, the former Infinity Broadcasting - and former Infinity president and COO and President and CEO, Westwood One, US; Les Hollander - brother of Joel Hollander and CBS Radio SVP/regional manager (formerly with Clear Channel); Nigel Holmes- former BBC radio producer and author of critical report on religious broadcasting; Matthew Honey - managing director, Unique Interactive, the technology arm of UBC Media, UK; Richard Hooper- former Deputy Chairman of Ofcom (Left at end of 2005) and former chairman UK Radio Authority; Andrew Howard - Los Angeles host (with Karel Boley) of "Karel and Andrew" show (deceased); John Howard-Australian Prime Minister; Quentin Howard - Chief executive Digital One, UK & President, WorldDMB ( formerly WorldDAB forum -took office Nov 2005); Sue Howard - Director of ABC Radio & Regional Content; Big John Howell - Chicago DJ, hosted oldies and country shows before joining news-talk WIND-AM in 2006; Catherine L Hughes - founder and chairwoman Lanham (Maryland, US)-based Radio 1 Inc.; Gary Hughes - Group Finance Director, Emap p.l.c. (UK) and chairman Emap Performance Division from Aug 2004- to leave company May 2005; Gregg Hughes - Opie of US Opie and Anthony show- cancelled August 2002 by WNEW, relaunced on XM October 2004); Howard Hughes -LBC breakfast show newsreader, formerly with Capital FM (UK)- getting his own show Jan 2004; Tim Hughes - former Executive chairman, Macquarie Media Group, Australia (Resigned Feb 2007); Tom Hughes QC- Sydney 2 UE Counsel; Rusty Humphries - conservative US talk host; John Humphrys -BBC Radio 4 Breakfast show presenter; Jim Hunt -co-host Prime Time Sports, Canada; Rex Hunt - Melbourne radio host; Richard Huntingford - Executive chairman- Virgin Radio Holdings (Sep 1, 2007) and former chief-executive, Chrysalis Group, UK; Mike Huskey - station manager at WAGY AM, Forest City, North Carolina; Noreen Hynes - former head of finance, Century Radio, Ireland;

J:David Jackson - Director, Voice of America; Harold Jackson- UK Guardian writer; Gerry Jackson - former director of Capital Radio, Zimbabwe, now running SW Radio Africa; Michael Jackson - Los Angeles talk host; Paul Jackson - Managing director Capital Radio and former MD SMG Radio and programme director, Virgin Radio, UK; Nick Jackson - drivetime host at Virgin Radio, UK; Charles Jaco - St Louis talk host, fired by Infinity KMOX-AM, November 2002, hired by Entercom's KFTK-FM. Feb 2003; Ron Jacobs - veteran US radio programme and host (involved in exchange with then Clear Channel CEO Randy Michaels); Terry Jacobs -Vice-chairman Regent Communications - formerly Chairman and CEO (Stood down July 2005); Becky Jago - UK Capital FM breakfast show co-host (leaving end of 2004); Arun Jaitley - India's Communications and Broadcasting Minister: Doug James -WUBT-FM, Chicago, morning host; Mike Janssen - writer on US public broadcasting magazine "Current"; Terry Jaymes - Terry of the "Lex and Terry Morning Radio Network.", US; Peter James - head of Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Classic FM network; Judy Jarvis- U.S. talk show host (deceased); Tom Jeffries - fired afternoon host, CKKS,Vancouver; Loren Jenkins - senior foreign editor, US National Public Radio; Dan Jiggetts - afternoon co-host WSCR-AM,Chicago (contract not renewed July 2003); Bob Jobbins - BBC World Service director of English networks and news (departing); Brian Johns- former managing director Australian Broadcasting Corporation (to Mar 2000); Catherine Johns- former WJMK, Chicago, broadcaster; Allan Johnson- Chicago Tribune TV writer; Dean Johnson - Boston Herald media writer; Steve Johnson - Chicago Tribune media writer; Alan Jones - Sydney 2GB breakfast host, formerly with rival 2UE until March 2002; Rocky Jones - member Canadian Broadcasting Standards Council Atlantic Regional Council; Tarsha Nicole Jones - Radio One WPHI-FM, Philadelphia host (From July 7, 2008) and former - Emmis Hot 97, New York, "Miss Jones in the Morning" host (Suspended Feb 2005 over airing of parody "tsunami song."; Tim Jones- Chicago Tribune writer; Zemira Jones - Former Vice President of Operations Radio One Inc. and former president and general manager, WLS-AM, Chicago; Jeff Joniak - sports anchor WBBM,Chicago; Bob Jordan - President, The Media Audit; John Josephs -chairman, Forever Broadcasting, UK; Tessa Jowell - UK Culture (Media) Secretary; Tom Joyner - syndicated US morning host; Pierre Juneau - World Radio and Television Council chairman; Mark Jurkowitz - Boston Globe media writer;

M: Kelvin MacKenzie - former -chairman and chief executive of U.K. Wireless Group -which owned TalkSport and was taken over by UTV; Sue MacGregor - UK broadcaster and columnist - former BBC Radio 4 breakfast presenter- retired from Today show in February 2002 after 18 years; Laurie Macmillan - BBC Radio 4 annnouncer ( died Oct 2001); Prue MacSween - Sydney 2UE late-night host; Richard H. Madden - Vice President US Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) (deceased); Lyn Maddock - Acting chair (Sept 2002), Australian Broadcasting Authority & subsequently Deputy chair & Acting chair of successor Australian Communications and Media Authority; Joe Madison - morning host, WOL-AM,Washington: Conor Maguire - chairperson Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI); Mike Maguire - breakfast co-host, Century FM, UK; Andy Mahoney - Irish radio broadcaster; Elisabeth Mahoney - UK Guardian radio critic; Pierre Mailloux - "Doc Mailloux" - Canadian pyschiatrist and former radio host; John Mainelli - WFNY-FM (Free FM) New York Program Director and former New York Post radio columnist (dropped Sept 2006) and radio consultant; Eddie Mair - Presenter BBC Radio 4 "Broadcasting House" programme, to move to weekday PM programme; Rafe Mair - veteran former Vancouver talk-host (fired from CKNW-AM June 2003: Hired by 600 AM July 2003- late 2005. Currently a print commentator); Torey Malatia - president and general manager, Chicago public station WBEZ-FM; Mike Malloy- fired former late host of WLS-AM Chicago; Tony Manera - former CBC President ; Harry Mannis - veteran Canadian broadcaster (died January 2003); Bruce Mansfield - fired Melbourne broadcaster; David Mansfield - RAJAR chairman Oct 2007) and former chief executive G-CAP Media (Stepped down Sept 2005) - merged Capital-GWR Group - and former Capital chief executive); Larry Mantle - KPCC-FM (Ca) Programme Director; P.J. Mara - former press secretary, Fianna Fáil party (Ireland); Brad March - managing director, Austereo, Dec 1997- Oct 2003; David Margolese - founder and former chairman and Chief Executive Office (stepped down October 2001), Sirius Satellite Radio; Enda Marren - former solicitor to Oliver Barry, co-founder of Century Radio, Ireland: Johnny Mars - former evening personality at WXRT-FM, Chicago (ousted June 2001); David Marsden - former CFNY-AM broadcaster; Kevin Marsh -Editor-in chief of the BBC College of Journalism and former Editor, BBC Radio 4 "Today" breakfast show (appointed Nov 2002: Formerly editor of BBC Radio 4 "World and One" and "PM" programmes; Lynley Marshall - Director of New Media, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; John Martin -online President, Clear Channel, US; Kevin J. Martin - Chairman US Federal Communications Commission -March 2005- and FCC Commissioner since July 2001); Stan Martin - New York radio personality and executive (died January 2003); Tim Martz - founder and CEO, Martz Communications Group, US; Jay Marvin - evening host WLS-AM,Chicago; Dan Mason - President and CEO (took over April 2007), CBS Radio, and former president, Infinity Radio, US (retired Sept 2002 and became consultant for various radio companies; Michael Mason - head of local networks, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Dr Chris Masters - former chairman SMG (Ousted February 2007); Kevin Matthews - midday host WCKG-FM,Chicago, (April 2002) and former WZZN-FM, , morning host (fired August 2001); John Maxton -Scottish Labour MP; Kevin Mayer - chief executive Clear Channel Interactive, US; Barry Mayo - President Radio One Inc. radio division (Aug 2007) former Emmis' senior vice-president and New York market manager- stepped down May 2006; Simon Mayo - BBC Radio presenter; Lowry Mays - former Chairman - until Oct 2004 and CEO,Clear Channel, US; Mark Mays - CEO (from Oct 2004) - also formerly President -to Feb 2006 and COO to Oct 2004 - Clear Channel Communications, US- also interim CEO from May 2005; Randall Mays -president (EVP to Feb 2006) and chief financial officer, Clear Channel Communications; Alexis Mazurin - CBC Radio host (Died Oct 2005 after falling into coma following 2004 heart attack); Sen. John McCain- Republican Senator for Arizona (proposer of various broadcast-related bills); Douglas McArthur - chief executive of the UK Radio Advertising Bureau; John McCann - Group Chief Executive, UTV Media; Gerry McCarthy - UK Sunday Times writer on Irish Radio; J.P.McCarthy -former morning host WJR-AM, Detroit (died 1995) ; Robert McConochie - director of strategic research,The Arbitron Co; James McCoubrey -CBC executive vice-president and chief operating officer; John Judson McGrody -Illinois radio host (shot himself dead, Sept 2002); Donald McDonald - chairman Australian Broadcasting Corporation-steps down Dec 31, 2006 after ten years in post; Robert M. McDowell -Republican Federal Communications Commissioner (Sworn in June 2006); Monty McFarlane -CJOR, Vancouver, Programme Controller; Mary McGrath - former senior producer of "The Connection" on US Public Radio; Bob McCown - Toronto -The FAN - sports host; Joe McCoy -Vice-President of Programming, WCBF-FM, New York; Julie McCrossin - former ABC 702, Sydney, breakfast host (quit a month after moving to role from hosting Radio National Life Matters programme); William McEntee - SVP and CFO, Interep; Allan Mcfee- Canadian broadcaster -former host of CBC's Eclectic Circus (deceased); George McFly - US DJ; Mike McGee - Milwaukee WNOV-AM host (show suspended Dec 2004); John B McGuckian -chairman UTV media; John McGuigan - chairman, Spike Networks, Australia; Bernard McGuirk - Producer of syndicated US show "Imus in the Morning: Randy McKeen - News Director of Telemedia Radio Atlantic and member Canadian Broadcasting Standards Council Atlantic Regional Council; Ronald McKoy - former California talk shows host (deceased); David McLauchlin - CBC radio reporter (died May 2003); Pat McLoughlin - former BBC producer (deceased); Lissa McMillan - deputy director, radio, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Dan McNiel -former WSCR-AM,Chicago, afternoon co-host ; Michael McPherson - vice president of sales and marketing, broadcastamerica.com; Henry Meakin - chairman GWR group, UK(stepping down July 2001); Michael Medved - US talk show host; Garry Meier - former Chicago WCKG, WLUP-FM and WLS-AM afternoon co-host (taken off air Jan 2004 after contract talks stalled); Geoff Metcalf - WorldNetDaily writer and TalkNetDaily radio show host; Jean Metcalfe - former BBC broadcaster(deceased); Kip Meek - UK RadioCentre board member and chief policy officer - former Chief Policy Officer, Ofcom (Left early 2007); Mary Anne Meyers - former WLIT, Chicago, morning co-host; Leonard Miall - veteran BBC broadcaster and executive (died Feb 2005); Sir Peter Michael - chairman of Classic FM,UK; Randy Michaels - COO Tribune Co. (May 2008) and former -chief executive of broadcast and Internet operatins for Tribune Co (Dec 2007), former President Radioactive LLC and former CEO Clear Channel New Technologies division and former Chairman and CEO, Clear Channel Radio; Judith Michaelson - Los Angeles Times writer; Cliff Michelmore - former BBC broadcaster; Sig Mickelson-former CBS News President (deceased); Felicia Middlebrooks - WBBM-AM,Chicago, morning co-host; Alisa Miller - President and CEO, Public Radio International (US- appointed Jan 2006); Harry M Miller- former agent for Sydney breakfast host Alan Jones; Robin Miller- Chief Executive, formerly chairman, EMAP, UK; Stephanie Miller- former KABSC, Los Angeles, host (left 2000); Tracey Miller - Los Angeles radio host (died October 2005); Adrian Mills - Executive-director English language programming, CBC Radio, Canada; Scott Mills - BBC Radio 1host; Steve Mills - fired former general manager of Roanoke public radio station WVTF;Ken Minyard - KABC-AM, Los Angelese host (Retiring October 2004 ); Pete Mitchell - former breakfast show host (with Geoff Lloyd) for UK Virgin Radio- joining BBC Radio 2; Stephen Mitchell - BBC head of radio news; Susan Mitten - director of English radio programming, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; Arthur Mobley- president of Eight Chiefs Inc., which runs KMJK-FM Phoenix; Andy Moes - Boston radio host (deceased); Kelly Mohr - former Chicago WCKG-FM stand-in host (fired and suing) ; Jim Moir -former controller, BBC Radio 2 (Stepped down Dec 2003)- hired by UK Channel 4 Radio June 2006; Tony Moltzen-former general manager, 2UE, Sydney(left after Southern Cross takeover, 2001); Colm Molloy -former sales and marketing director for Irish state broadcaster RTÉ; Tom Moloney - former Chief Executive, Emap plc, UK (Left May 2007); Tom Monaghan - (of Domino's Pizza) -founder ailing Catholic Family Radio, US; John Monds - Chicago WSRB-FM morning host -joining WILV-FM, Mar 2005 - formerly at WHUR-FM, Washington, DC and afternoon host at WVAZ-FM, Chicago; Renee Montagne - co-host US National Public Radio's "Morning Edition"; Sarah Montague - BBC Radio 4 Today show presenter; Leslie Moonves -President and CEO, CBS Corporation- former co-president and co-COO, Viacom; Don Moore - former General Manager of WVAZ, Chicago; Jane Moore - UK newspaper columnist and launch breakfast show co- host when LBC moved to FM in 2003- taking maternity leave December 2003; Tom Moore -former accountant for Century Radio, Ireland; Michael Moriaty CB. - Deputy Chair UK Radio Authority (outgoing 1999); Tony Moretta- Chief Executive (Took up post June 2008), UK Digital Radio Development Bureau; Stephen B. Morris - Chairman (From May 2007), President and Chief Executive Office, Arbitron, US; Anne Morrison - head of BBC features and events; Steve Morrison - UK Granada Media Group chief executive; Dan Moschetti - host of the syndicated "Golf Guys' Radio Show"(died Nov 2002); Graham Mott - Group General Manager Radio, Fairfax Media, Australia - formerly held same post at Southern Cross Broadcasting, which was taken over by Fairax, and former station manager 3AW Melbourne; Linda Mottram-Walkley Award (Australia) winner; Raul V. Mowatt - Chicago Tribune reporter on media; Chris Moyles - BBC Radio1 breakfast host - moved to slot from drive time in January 2004; Adrian Moynes, Managing Director of RTÉ Radio; John Mulhern -Century Radio co-founder and son-in law of former Irish Prime Minister, Charles Haughey; Erich "Mancow" Muller - Chicago-based U.S. host, formerly with Emmis's WKQX-FM until July 2006; Scott Muller - former Programme Director of Capital Radio, London and former PD Nova FM, Sydney (Left GCap Feb 2008); Kieran Mulvey - former member of Independent Radio and Television Commission, Ireland; Scott Muni - veteran US broadcaster - "The Professor" of rock - (died September 2004); Mike Murphy- former host RTÉ (Ireland) Radio 1 Arts Show; Colin Murray - BBC Radio 1 host; Vivian Murray - former member of Irish Independent Radio and Television Commission; John Myers - chief executive of Guardian Media Group Radio (UK); John Myron - former Chicago WCKG-FM stand-in host (fired and suing) ;