TNT broadband channel returns to NBA.com

Turner Network Television (TNT), announced the relaunch of its broadband
channel, TNT OverTime on NBA.com. Premiering this week in anticipation of NBA Opening
Week It s Game Time!,” which begins on TNT on Tues., Oct. 31, the channel will
provide fans with exclusive broadband content from their favorite TNT
announcers including behind -the-scenes action and special features not
available anywhere else.

TNT OverTime will once again provide exclusive replays of the network’s
Emmy-award winning Inside the NBA, which features the studio team of Charles
Barkley, Kenny Smith and Ernie Johnson who will be joined throughout the season
by guest analysts Magic Johnson and Reggie Miller. Special features and
commentary segments will be provided weekly by analysts Doug Collins, Steve
Kerr and John Thompson, play-by-play announcers Marv Albert and Kevin Harlan, sideline
reporters Craig Sager and Cheryl Miller, as well as TNT Insider David Aldridge.

New video that gives viewers an all-access, behind-the-scenes look at high
profile events that took place during the off-season will continue to be unveiled
on TNT OverTime leading up to the start of the season, including segments on
TNT s Charles Barkley s Basketball Hall of Fame induction, Miami Heat center Shaquille
O Neal s Celebrity Charity Weekend and New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets guard Chris
Paul s celebrity event in Winston-Salem, NC. Additionally, the channel will
showcase an exclusive director s cut of TNT’s “Let The Truth Be Told”
promos featuring entertainment mogul Jay-Z sharing his truths on the tenets
of success, such as competition, talent, stardom and legacy.

TNT OverTime debuted on NBA.com during the 2005-06 season and has featured
special correspondents such as Tennessee Titans quarterback Vince Young, New
York Knicks guard Jalen Rose and Chris Paul who provided online reporting for
the network’s television coverage of the 2006 NBA All-Star Game and 2006 NBA
Playoffs.