Date:	October 26, 2007
Contact:	Robert J. Fulmer, New Hampshire Regional Manager
Phone:	603-524-1323

NASSAU BROADCASTING BRINGS A CHAMPIONSHIP TO NEW HAMPSHIRE

Nassau Broadcasting has reached a decision regarding which New Hampshire stations will carry WEEI sports programming. Management announced today that WWHQ-FM, and WWHK-FM, currently known as “102.3 and 101.5 The Hawk” Classic Rock, will change to the much anticipated sports programming in January 2008.

“ Listeners and Advertisers have been eagerly awaiting this news for some time, and sports fans have been enthusiastic and supportive since discussions began,” said Robert Fulmer, New Hampshire’s Regional Manager for Nassau Broadcasting. “Everyone is really excited to finally have this format in the market.”

WEEI Sports Radio is the nation’s leading sports talk radio station, delivering quality sports content for millions of active fans. Focused on Boston’s professional sports teams, WEEI is the radio home of successful talk shows featuring interviews from your favorite New England sports teams. Now, New Hampshire’s sports thirsty listeners will have compelling and comprehensive coverage of the Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins and New England Patriots for the first time.

In addition to this change, WNNH 99.1 FM and WLKZ 104.9 FM, known as “Oldies 99 and 104.9” will transition to programming which will accommodate both Classic Rock and Oldies Listeners. The stations will be re-branded as “99.1 FRANK FM” and “104.9 FRANK FM,” with Sarah Sullivan as Program Director, AJ Dukette as Operations Manager and featuring Pat Kelly as the host of the new morning show.

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About Nassau Broadcasting
Nassau Broadcasting Partners, L.P., a privately held firm in Princeton, New Jersey, currently owns and/or operates 53 radio stations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine. The Company's web site is www.nassaubroadcasting.com.

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