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Here bio is off HSN.com
When was the last time she was on?

She was on Early in the past week

The last time I saw her was last week I thought. I went back and looked at the week in review, but from last Tuesday til today, her name was not posted and all the hours were in place. I do remember the last show I saw her do. It was that tread mill and those foot things you put in your shoes

I had a gut feeling she was going to leave after Paul left. Just looking at the host page, I counted 8 host that I would love to see go.

If only QVC would get rid of some, like all the guys to start with

goodbye and good riddance I couldnt stand her anyway

She had GREAT teeth, though!

theres a reason why some of us call her horse face


A relative?

I guess it's no suprise since they let her husband go from there a few months back.

[quote="gingerzeefan"]theres a reason why some of us call her horse face
A relative?

I wouldn't go that far.

She has a great body, it's too bad she didn't show it off while she was with HSN.

I think she had some of the worst hair ever to be on HSN. It never had a decent style and she never tried to grow it out.

I am happy to see her go more time for Kathy Wolfe, Suzanne and Lynn to be on the air

dave

If I worked at HSN this news would make me very nervous!


In a Diller/Malone divorce, Malone's Liberty Media would likely walk away with HSN

By Robert Marich -- Broadcasting & Cable, 4/1/2008 10:00:00 PM

After Barry Diller received a big court victory March 28, the media mogul is free to pursue the breakup of his IAC/InterActiveCorp and separately is expected to negotiate a divorce with shareholder John Malone. Any divorce would likely involve selling Home Shopping Network to Malone’s Liberty Media as part of a transaction in which Liberty sells back its 30% equity stake in IAC.


The 78-page Delaware court decision clears the way for Diller to pursue the breakup of IAC that would eliminate Liberty’s supervoting stock. The decision also rejected Liberty’s efforts to replace IAC’s board and rejected Liberty’s contention it could veto any breakup of IAC. The ruling left the door open for Liberty to sue the IAC board for breach of fiduciary duties, but that’s a high bar to clear.


In total, that clarifies that Diller has a strong negotiating position and Liberty does not. IAC and Liberty held divorce talks previously, but were unable to reach an agreement prior to Liberty filing suit against IAC in January.


Neither side is commenting extensively on future moves, other than IAC saying it will pursue its breakup plan, which it previously stated that it wants to complete by the end of the third quarter. Liberty said in a statement: “Whether we take any further legal action … will depend on the course pursued by the IAC Board.”.


Liberty covets HSN –which is valued at $2.4 billion – because it could be combined with its QVC. Also, analysts say Liberty worries that, if HSN is spun off into a smaller, pure-play cable shopping company, then its rival Comcast might try to buy HSN.


Liberty stated in a press release that it doesn’t object to the IAC break up, but does not want its supermajority voting eliminated. Liberty’s 30% equity stake in IAC is magnified to 62% voting control with the supervoting stock, which Diller proposes to eliminate to create one class of stock with equal voting rights. Diller himself owns 3% of IAC equity.


In November, Diller proposed spinning off four businesses of the $6.4 billion-revenue IAC into separate companies that would be nimble to attempt to boost IAC’s lagging stock price, which had irked Liberty. IAC plans to spin off search engine Ask.com, finance company Lending Tree, Ticketmaster and HSN.

Years ago, Liberty agreed to let Diller vote its supervoting stake, but became dissatisfied after IAC’s share price slumped on Diller’s watch.

WOW!

Does Comcast still have a share of QVC or has that been totally divested?

I remember seeing that Comcast wanted all or nothing with QVC since I believe they were part owners with who I can't recall.

I dont think Comcast owns any part of QVC

they better not get rid of HSN

Wow that's a pretty big mess there. Almost as big a mess as Carolyn Gracie's hair..

Judy does have a great body...there is a clip of her sitting with shorts on

Could we see the clip, please?

Sometimes she would look good and other times not so good.

That's what i loved to see the Get Fit with Judy and seeing her in her tight workout wear Hot Momma lot's of Push Ups

Both Liberty Media and Comcast once were partners in the ownership of QVC; Liberty bought out Comcast's shares and now are the sole owner of QVC. I'm hoping Liberty doesn't buy out HSN too for then there wouldn't be much competition for the shopping networks, not to mention loss of many jobs at HSN.

Loss of jobs. Hmm... "Now introducing Callie Northagen as your weekend Fox N Friends update person"?