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GENE SIMMONS To Appear At 2007 INTERNATIONAL CES In Las Vegas

January 8, 2007

According to VegasPopular.com, Gene Simmons of KISS will be at the Coby Electronics booth Wednesday (Jan. 10) at the 2007 International CES (Consumer Electronics Show) — the biggest consumer electronics show in the world.

In related news, the Beverly Hills, California-based entertainment company NGTV (No Good TV),for which Gene Simmons serves as the Chairman of the Board, has entered into an advertising sales representation agreement with Savers Plus International Inc.

The agreement provides Savers with the rights to insert advertising and marketing initiatives into the NGTV broadband platform for Canadian users for up to three (3) years, rights to solicit and market wireless use of NGTV content to wireless providers in Canada and certain other rights of first refusal for the U.K. and Europe through mid-2007.

"This is an exciting time for NGTV and Savers," said Simmons in a statement. "Consumer demand for original broadband video content has exploded, and NGTV's entertainment platform is an exciting development for the global online community."

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