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UPDATED THROUGH FRIDAY, 10:15 AM/PT
September 9, 2005
THE FOLLOWING BROADCAST, CABLE, RADIO, INTERNET SERVICES AND INTERNATIONAL TERRITORIES WILL CARRY �SHELTER FROM THE STORM: A CONCERT FOR THE GULF COAST,� TONIGHT, 8:00-9:00 PM
The following broadcast, cable, radio, Internet services and international territories will carry SHELTER FROM THE STORM: A CONCERT FOR THE GULF COAST, the live, commercial-free, one-hour primetime simulcast tonight (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/CT; tape delayed PT/MT).
Broadcast:
ABC
CBS
FOX
NBC
The WB
UPN
PBS
PAX
Cable:
ABC News Now*
ABC Family
Altitude Sports & Entertainment
AmericanLife TV Network
Armed Services Network*
Black Family Channel
The Biography Channel*
Bravo
CNBC
Comcast SportsNet Chicago
CourtTV
E!
Fox College Sports Pacific
Fox Movie Channel
Fox Reality
FSN Arizona
FSN Chicago*
FSN New England*
FSN Ohio
FSN South
FSN West
FUEL TV
FUSE*
FX
G4
GoITV*
GSN
History Channel Espanol*
History International*
Lifetime
LIME
Link TV*
MSNBC
Ovation
Oxygen
Showtime
SOAPNet
SPEED Channel
Style Network
TBS
The Tennis Channel
TRIO
TV Guide Channel
TV One
TVB Jade Channel
USA Network
WGN Cable
World Television*
*denotes new addition
Radio:
ABC Radio�s major market outlets
Infinity Radio stations
Internet:
AOL.com
CBS.com
FOX.com
Real.com
Yahoo.com
International Territories
The special will be broadcast in over 155 countries and territories including Africa, Australia, Austria, Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Cuba, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Romania, Russia, Scandinavia, Slovakia, Spain, Taiwan, The Ukraine, The United Kingdom and virtually all of the rest of Asia, Latin America & the Middle East.
The entertainment special/fundraising event will salute the brave citizens in the devastated areas of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama and pay tribute to the rescue personnel guiding relief efforts in the region.
Joel Gallen, who produced the unprecedented �America: A Tribute to Heroes� telethon in September 2001, will executive produce the special.
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