Merrill Lynch Telecommunication, Media & Technology Conference June 3, 2003

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Merrill Lynch Telecommunication, Media & Technology Conference June 3, 2003

Harold McGraw III Chairman, President and CEO The McGraw-Hill Companies

“Safe Harbor” Statement Under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

The McGraw-Hill Companies

Our confidence comes from long- and short-term trends

Strong brands

Using technology to create a competitive advantage

The McGraw-Hill Companies

Dividend-friendly company

Solid first quarter results

Improving U.S. economic outlook

State spending picture

State spending picture

McGraw-Hill Education Financial Services Information and Media Services

Sources of funding for U.S. elementary-high school market

State budgets: What we know

New adoption schedule is still bigger in 2003 vs. 2002

Texas will go ahead with social studies and pre-K purchasing

New funding for Reading First

Reading First state approvals

Why Reading First is important

Why Reading First is important

Strength in higher education

Education market is undergoing major transformation

“E” in Education is becoming more E-lectronic

PPT Slide

Online instruction starts on the cover

Self-check quizzes offered online

Providing solutions electronically starts in pre-kindergarten

Providing solutions electronically

Creating better value proposition for higher ed students, instructors

New development in higher ed instruction

McGraw-Hill Education

McGraw-Hill Education Financial Services Information and Media Services

Financial Services

Powerful trends will drive business for foreseeable future

Financial Services

Financial Services

Debt market new issue volume

Non-traditional ratings continue to show strength

Track record for S&P Equity Research

New opportunities for S&P Equity Research

Continue to grow our index business

Four revenue streams for index-based services

The ratings process

S&P default study

Ratings

Financial Services

McGraw-Hill Education Financial Services Information and Media Services

Information and Media Services

Information and Media Services

More revenue now comes from subscriptions and analytical services

Information and Media Services

Slowdown in advertising due to geopolitical events evident in 2Q

BusinessWeek

Encouraging signs for Broadcasting

Information and Media Services

The McGraw-Hill Companies

Merrill Lynch Telecommunication, Media & Technology Conference June 3, 2003

The McGraw-Hill Companies

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