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Grupo Clarin S.A. to Host Conference Call and Webcast Presentation to Discuss its Second Quarter 2008 Results
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
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Presentations by
Those interested in connecting via conference call are invited to please
dial +44 (800) 092-3582 toll free from the U.K., +1 (800) 311-9401 toll free
from the U.S., +1 800 333-0050 from
The webcast presentation will be available at
http://www.grupoclarin.com.ar/ir .
There will be a 60-day replay available starting one hour after the conclusion of the conference call. To access the replay, please dial +1 (877) 919-4059 toll free from the U.S., or +1 (334) 323-7226 from anywhere outside the U.S. The replay passcode is: 49957226. The webcast presentation will be archived at http://www.grupoclarin.com.ar/ir .
About the Company
Investor Relations Contacts
In Buenos Aires:
Alfredo Marin / M. Julia Diaz Ardaya
Grupo Clarin
Email: investors@grupoclarin.com
In London:
Alex Money / Lorna Ellen
Temple Bar Advisory
Tel: +44 20 7002 1080
E-mail: clarin@templebaradvisory.com
In New York:
Melanie Carpenter / Peter Majeski
i-advize Corporate Communications
Tel: +1 212 406 3692
Email: clarin@i-advize.com
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