GENE SIMMONS' NO GOOD TV Rockets Past 100 Million Clip Views On YouTube

October 23, 2007

No Good TV, whose Chairman of the Board is KISS entrepreneur Gene Simmons, and dedicated YouTube partner channel have combined to catapult the Internet sensation past the 100 million clip view mark in six months. The network is currently the #5 most viewed partner of all time on YouTube.

Breaking the 100 million clip view mark is the latest in a string of achievements for No Good TV. In the past three months alone, the network has been the subject of a cover story in the Hollywood Reporter and has also enjoyed feature coverage in USA Today, Variety, the Los Angeles Times, the Associated Press, the Boston Herald, TV Week, the Denver Post and the San Francisco Chronicle, among others. Original series "In Bed with Carrie", hosted by No Good TV's own Carrie Keagan, is nominated for Best Web Talk Show in the first annual TV Guide Online Video Awards. Keagan herself was recently inducted into the Broadcast Film Critic's Association. No Good TV also recently signed with the Endeavor talent agency and partnered with 3 Arts Entertainment to launch a late-night television series with Robert Morton ("The Late Show with David Letterman") on board as executive producer.

"We'd like to thank our friends at YouTube for their tremendous support. They have created true digital democracy online by providing an amazing vehicle for new networks to connect with a mass audience," said Kourosh Taj, Co-President and Head of Programming for No Good TV. "Of course, we are especially grateful to all our fans worldwide and our friends in the entertainment industry who get a kick out of being NO GOOD!"

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