ShopNBC Third Quarter 2009 Earnings Release and Conference Call Notice
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN, Nov 12 (MARKET WIRE) --
ShopNBC (NASDAQ: VVTV), the premium lifestyle brand in electronic
retailing, today announced it will discuss third quarter 2009 results in
a conference call on Wednesday, November 18th, 2009, at 11:00 a.m. ET.
The Company will release its third quarter 2009 financial results the
morning of the conference call.
Participating in the call will be ShopNBC President and Chief Executive
Officer, Keith Stewart and Senior Vice President and Chief Financial
Officer, Frank Elsenbast.
Conference Call & Audio Streaming Information
To participate in the conference call, please dial 1-888-606-5948 (pass
code: SHOPNBC) five to ten minutes prior to the call time. If you are
unable to participate live in the conference call, a replay will be
available for 30 days. To access the replay, please dial 1-866-403-7090
with pass code 7467622 (keypad: SHOPNBC).
You also may participate via live audio stream by logging on to
https://e-meetings.verizonbusiness.com. To access the audio stream, please
use conference number 2244891 with pass code: SHOPNBC. A rebroadcast of
the audio stream will be available using the same access information for
30 days after the initial broadcast.
About ShopNBC
ShopNBC is a multi-channel electronic retailer operating with a premium
lifestyle brand. The shopping network reaches 73 million homes in the
United States via cable and satellite television: DISH Network channels
134 and 228; DIRECTV channel 316. As part of the network's ShopNBC
Anywhere initiative, customers can shop via cable and satellite TV,
mobile devices (iPhone and iPod touch), online at www.ShopNBC.com, and
streamed live at www.ShopNBC.TV. ShopNBC is owned and operated by
ValueVision Media.
Contacts
ShopNBC
Media Relations
Anthony Giombetti
612-308-1190
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