ORLANDO, Fla., April 23, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Raven Moon Entertainment, Inc. (OTCBB:RVNM) and JB Toys is pleased to announce that the "Cuddle Bug" has received tremendous recognition on NBC's Saturday Today Show these past two weekends.
The crowd outside of the Saturday Today Show in New York City have been happy to wear the JB Toys "Cuddle Bug" for the NBC Cameras. The "Cuddle Bug" was created by Bernadette DiFrancesco and is just one of the characters featured on "Gina D's Kids Club" which is scheduled to begin airing this September on select stations across the country. "Gina D" is expected to make an appearance during the Saturday Today Show with the Cuddle Bug to promote her new show in the next few weeks.
In addition to the Today Show, New Yorkers and their visitors have been watching images of "Gina D' with the Cuddle Bug and her Kids Club friends on the NBC Astrovision by Panasonic Screen at One Times Square, New York. Because of the location of the NBC Astrovision Screen in the heart of Time Square, Raven Moon's "Gina D's Kids Club" characters along with JB Toy's "Cuddle Bug" will receive exposure to billions of people worldwide. Advertisements for the "Gina D's Kids Club" air every hour between 9 am and 1 am daily.
"Times Square is the perfect place for us to launch our `Gina D's Kids Club' and `Cuddle Bug' promotions. We appreciate all the support that we have received from the Saturday Today Show. The exposure is priceless," stated Joey DiFrancesco, Raven Moon CEO.
For Syndication call Keith Jablon at (321)217-6994, For Promotion call Peter Bennett at (212) 541-5221, For Licensing call David Fingeroth at (201) 873-0678 or Sheldon Goldberg at (818) 609-0678.
For more information contact Marc Jablon at (407) 877-5952 for Raven Moon Entertainment, Inc. or visit www.ravenmoon.net.
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