Kimball International, Inc. Announces Live Webcast of Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2009 Financial Results Conference Call Friday, February 6, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. ET.

JASPER, Ind. -- Kimball International, Inc. (NASDAQ: KBALB) will hold its quarterly conference call to discuss second quarter fiscal year 2009 results on Friday, February 6, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time.

The phone number to access the conference call is 866-770-7125 or internationally at 617-213-8066. The live webcast of the conference call can be accessed at www.ir.kimball.com.

For those unable to participate in the live webcast, the call will be archived at www.ir.kimball.com for approximately 90 days. A telephone replay of the conference call will be available through February 20, 2009, at 888-286-8010 or internationally at 617-801-6888. The passcode to access the replay is 59618018.

Recognized with a reputation for excellence, Kimball International is committed to a high performance culture that values personal and organizational commitment to quality, reliability, value, speed, and ethical behavior. Kimball employees know they are part of a corporate culture that builds success for Customers while enabling employees to share in the Company's success through personal, professional and financial growth.

Kimball International, Inc. provides a variety of products from its two business segments: the Electronic Manufacturing Services segment and the Furniture segment. The Electronic Manufacturing Services segment provides engineering and manufacturing services which utilize common production and support capabilities to a variety of industries globally. The Furniture segment provides furniture for the office and hospitality industries sold under the Company's family of brand names.

For more information about Kimball International, Inc., visit the Company's web site on the Internet at www.kimball.com.

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Generation 'Y' More Likely to View Shows on TV Program Web Sites; Also Gives Greater Consideration to Episode Sponsors.

Annual Knowledge Networks How People Use(R) study details connections between TV versus Internet viewing of shows

MENLO PARK, Calif., March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- A new How People Use(R) (HPU) study from Knowledge Networks shows marked generational differences in approaches to TV program Web sites, with younger viewers more likely to watch complete episodes -- and to give greater purchase consideration to brands that sponsor Web viewing of those shows.

Now in its second year, How People Use(R) TV's Web Connections provides an in-depth look at the Internet viewing habits and opinions of Generation "Y" (ages 13-28), Generation "X" (ages 29-42) and early Baby Boomers (ages 43-54), showing that:

   -- Generation Y (33%) and Generation X (27%) led early Baby Boomers (19%)      in use of official TV program web sites.   -- Gen Y (62%) users are much more likely to have watched a full episode      on the program site than Gen X (41%) or younger Boomers (32%).    

The study -- which utilized a trademarked Knowledge Networks methodology for understanding how consumers integrate media into their everyday lives -- also examines how these users' Internet viewing habits may influence their consideration of marketing and advertising associated with TV programs viewed on the Web:

   -- All generations indicated that sponsorship of an entire episode on the      program's web site would increase their consideration of the sponsoring      brand (Gen Y, 60%; Gen X, 50%; early Boomers, 44%).   -- Early Boomers (42%) are more likely than Gen Y (29%) and Gen X (32%) to      watch advertisements or commercials played during or before their      viewing of streaming video on these sites.    

"The level of satisfaction among all users of network Web assets is very positive news," said David Tice, Vice President & Group Account Director, Media Team, at Knowledge Networks/SRI and Director of The Home Technology Monitor(TM). "Equally encouraging is that younger persons, ages 13 to 34, are the highest proportion of users of these assets -- the same Gen X and Gen Y users whom networks were concerned about losing to new digital options."

Based on a survey of 2,209 Internet users, How People Use(R) TV's Web Connections 2008 also quantifies

   -- attitudes toward advertising in streamed and downloaded programs   -- fast-forwarding through ads   -- features and content most used on network and program web sites   -- time of day and location of use   -- types of consumer technology associated with viewing   -- local station web site use    

How People Use(R) TV's Web Connections 2008 is part of the ongoing service The Home Technology Monitor(TM), the definitive source of reliable insights into consumers' ownership, use, and response to media-related technologies, from broadband to DVRs to wireless Internet access. The program builds on nearly three decades of research, combining top-quality nationwide surveys of technology ownership with special reports on key devices and services. These special reports are usually based on the How People Use(R) methodology.

Knowledge Networks specializes in solving complex, high-impact problems, providing extraordinary quality and service to leaders in business, government and academia. We work closely with clients to create healthy consumer-brand connections, effective marketing and advertising, sound public policies, and accurate social science research. We have established respected practices in media, marketing, advertising, and government & academic studies. KN excels in study design, analytics, and custom panel creation; we deliver affordable, statistically valid online research through KnowledgePanel(SM) -- the only available probability selected, nationally representative Internet panel.

In 2001, Knowledge Networks acquired assets and expertise from Statistical Research, one of the country's leading authorities on consumers' use and ownership of media and technology.

For more information, contact David Stanton (Vice President, Marketing

Communications) at (908) 497-8040 or dstanton@knowledgenetworks.com.

CONTACT: David Stanton, Vice President, Marketing Communications of Knowledge Networks, +1-908-497-8040, dstanton@knowledgenetworks.com

Web site: http://www.knowledgenetworks.com/

IE to get tabbed browsing.(Internet Explorer )(Brief Article)

The next MSN Tool Bar for Internet Explorer 6 will have tabbed browsing, something it doesn't have and sharestealing Mozilla browsers like FireFox do. It's a stopgap measure ahead of IE 7, slated for release later this year. It's not native to IE 6 and will mean a separate download.

AOL update underscores family focus.

Byline: James Coates

By virtue of longevity alone, America Online is the gold standard among Internet service providers, and the latest upgrade from version 7.0 to 8.0 of the core software underscores why AOL rules the family Internet space.

Organized around the American household from the start, AOL's 8.0 software upgrade focuses heavily on helping parents control the way their children venture into the sometimes-dangerous universe known as the Internet.

The Keyword (press Control+K) Parental Controls calls up the new beefed-up AOL Guardian feature that lets parents do things like establish which Web sites a child may or may not visit and crack down on e-mail.

For children (and adults) deemed ready for the world of instant messaging, the new software offers a snazzy collection of animated buddy icons, buddy sounds and exotic backgrounds.

The new interface adopts a three-dimensional pale blue design that reminds one of the Aqua interface used by Macintosh OS X, and users will either love or hate the large number of controls that stay affixed to the top and sides of the screen.

Users get to customize the start-up display to emphasize things such as headlines and stock news for adults, or entertainments such as music, games and homework help for youngsters.

In e-mail, AOL executives remain resolute in their decision not to use the far better POP or WebMail standards common elsewhere. But AOL's e-mail does get a major face lift.

A potent filtering feature lets you display only e-mail that comes from people you know or to set it for all notes from strangers or all bulk mail.

A small but superb addition is a feature that lets one set up the display so new messages either get displayed first or last depending upon preference. This also lets one sort by the sender's address or by the subject line. These features finally make e-mail on AOL display some of the features POP users have taken for granted for years now.

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Danger, Inc. Announces First European Partner; Partnership with Leading European Wireless Operator to Deliver hiptop(R) Wireless Solution and Unlimited Data Plan.

PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Danger, Inc. today announced that its award-winning hiptop(R) device will soon be available in Europe through the German-based telecommunications carrier E-Plus. Starting in November, E-Plus customers will have access to a wireless all-in-one device that combines a fully-featured mobile phone with a Web browser, email, AOL(R) Instant Messenger(TM), an organizer, games and other features all viewable on a crisp 65,000 color display with a full QWERTZ (German) keyboard for data entry. E-Plus also plans to offer an unlimited use data plan that will enable customers to use the email, Internet and instant messaging features without per megabyte monthly charges.

Today's announcement marks Danger's first foray into the European market and comes on the heels of multiple carrier launches in North America. Since October 2002, Danger has announced partnerships with T-Mobile and SunCom in the U.S., and Microcell in Canada. Carriers are turning to Danger's unique business model, because it enables them to quickly deploy compelling products that run on their next generation networks.

In addition, the hiptop(R) offers potential revenue streams for carriers who can sell new applications immediately through Danger's over-the-air (OTA) update service.

In the United States, the hiptop device has garnered unprecedented praise from its broad user base that ranges from college students to small business owners to technology enthusiasts. They all value their ability to stay connected, organized and in touch while on the go with the hiptop(R). The hiptop product's unique design and user-friendly navigation earned it the Wired Rave Awards "Industrial Design of the Year" and PC Magazine's "Product of the Year" award in 2003.

"We believe that German customers will embrace the E-Plus hiptop product's sophisticated functionality and unique design," said Hank Nothhaft, chairman and chief executive officer of Danger. "We continue to partner with leading telecommunications carriers around the world to bring the hiptop to new markets."

In Europe, the E-Plus hiptop device will retail for euro 249 (approximately $290 US) and is available at http://www.eplus.de/hiptop. Initial flat rate service pricing will start at 19.95 Euros/month.

About Danger, Inc.

Danger's award-winning hiptop(R) Wireless Solution enables wireless operators to quickly and economically deploy new applications and services to consumers over next-generation data networks. This solution includes: the hiptop(R) Service Delivery Engine -- a suite of server-based infrastructure software, which is currently hosted as a service for wireless operators; the hiptop(R) Development Platform -- a platform for the development of mobile applications using industry standard development tools; and hiptop(R) device designs -- hardware designs for wireless all-in-one devices, which may be customized and branded by wireless operators. Additional information about the company is available at http://www.danger.com/.

About E-Plus

With more than 8 million customers (10/2003) E-Plus is the third-largest mobile phone provider in Germany. E-Plus business is based on profitable growth and its activities are guided strictly by operating results. Therefore E-Plus focuses on business and private target groups with a high turnover. E-Plus is one of the pioneers in mobile multimedia in Germany and with i-mode(TM) E-Plus offers access to mobile services at a quality previously unheard of in Europe. The choice of E-Plus services will become even greater with the start of UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System). E-Plus is one of the companies that will roll out and run a modern UMTS network in Germany in the next few years. E-Plus' shareholders are KPN Mobile N.V. with 77.49 per cent and Royal KPN N.V. with 22.51 per cent.

NOTE: Danger and hiptop are trademarks, service marks, and/or registered trademarks of Danger, Inc. in the United States and in other countries. All other trademarks, service marks, and product names are the property of their respective owners.

CONTACT: Matthew Flegal of Fleishman-Hillard, +1-415-318-4153, or flegalm@fleishman.com, for Danger, Inc.; or Tracey Cole of Danger, Inc., +1-650-289-5020, or tracey@danger.com

Web site: http://www.danger.com/

Enrique's bailing out on Britney; SHOWBIZ.(News)

Byline: LEANNE SMYTH

SPANISH heartthrob Enrique Iglesias has bailed on Britney's tour because he couldn't cope with being an opening act.

The 35-year-old star has dropped out of the upcoming Spears concerts because his ego couldn't handle being overshadowed by her, it has been revealed.

A source yesterday said: "Britney's and Enrique's lawyers and agents were hammering out an agreement for weeks, and the terms were finessed to make Enrique appear to be a co-headliner.

"We're told both sides agreed to the deal.

"But just hours before Britney's team went public, Enrique was burning up the phone lines and the internet.

"He was engaging various people connected with the tour in lengthy conversations in which he made it clear he was, in reality, Britney's opening act and he wanted out."

CAPTION(S):

OPENER Enrique Iglesias

Consumer Connected Device Shipments Set to Reach 712 Million Units, According to Infinite Research.

DECATUR, Ga. -- Infinite Research is pleased to announce the publication of our Global Consumer Connected Device Market Forecast. The report presents a comprehensive analysis of the Consumer Connected Device market, including coverage of mobile connected devices and stationary home electronics. Both device categories are set to see rapid adoption over the next 5 years, with total shipments of consumer connected devices growing exponentially.

Overall shipments of consumer connected devices will increase from 262.1 million units in 2010 to 712.1 million units in 2015. Shipment growth is being driven by product manufacturers who are increasingly incorporating cellular and/or Wi-Fi connectivity into their devices. This trend will cause the global installed base of Consumer Connected Devices to swell to 2.1 billion units in 2015.

Virtually all mobile devices, including e-readers, tablet computers, portable games consoles, media players, digital cameras, and camcorders, are now being embedded with internet connectivity. The same is true for stationary consumer electronics devices; smart-TVs, connected Set-Top Boxes, video game consoles, Blu-Ray / DVD players, digital photo frames, and media phones are all being equipped with internet connectivity.

"The explosion of connected devices is being driven by consumers seeking on-demand access to movies, music, social networking services, applications (apps), connected services, and other content. Additionally, wireless modules have hit price points that encourage device manufacturers to add internet connectivity to their products. This fact, in combination with falling device prices and fundamental demand, is driving consumer adoption of mobile connected devices and connected home electronics," said Mark Ritorto, President, Infinite Research.

Infinite Research's Consumer Connected Device Report provides detailed shipment, installed base, hardware revenue, and network revenue forecasts for all the device categories listed above, as well as further segmenting the data by region, technology type, and market classification. The report also provides in-depth coverage of the key trends, forces, developments, business models and success factors presently impacting the connected device space.

Infinite Research is a leading market research and strategic consulting firm focused on the machine-to-machine (M2M) and connected device markets. Our clients include product manufacturers, technology suppliers, service organizations, the investment community, and research institutes. To order this report or request more information please contact Mark Ritorto at mritorto (at) infiniteresearch.net.