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8-K - CURRENT REPORT - Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc.d8k.htm
Credit Suisse Global Media
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Communications Convergence Conference
March 8, 2010
Exhibit 99.1


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HOME
FOOD
TRAVEL
Powerful Lifestyle Media Brands,
Powerful Lifestyle Categories


Revenue Profile
2010E
10%
10%
Other
5%
5%
Other includes:
Lifestyle Digital
International
7%
7%
32%
32%
12%
12%
34%
34%


Key Growth Drivers
Higher affiliate fee rates                                     
for Food Network, HGTV
International development
Audience growth across
all brands
Travel Channel integration
Cooking Channel rebranding


Successful Affiliate Renewals
Significant rate reset for Food Network
Rates for both networks more in line with
competitive set
Consent secured for Cooking Channel rebranding
Affiliate revenues forecast to grow 32% to 35% in
2010 (excluding Travel)



Video


HGTV Audience Growth
[Total Households in Thousands]
616
1,052
514
780
Total Day
Prime Time
January
+11%
+16%
2006
2007
2010
2008
2009



2006
2007
2010
2008
2009
Food Network Audience Growth
[Total Households in Thousands]
586
884
481
559
Total Day
Prime Time
January
+14%
+25%


Olympics Impact
Clear impact on Food Network,
HGTV, Travel Channel
Not all dayparts
were affected
Effect offset by strong pre-
Olympics audience delivery
Strategy in place to draw
viewers back



Travel Channel Integration On Track
SNI assumes ad sales April 1
Most internal systems and
processes migrated to SNI
Additional synergies identified


Travel Channel Going Forward
Evolve from “programming”
to
“category”
destination
Accelerate viewership momentum
Build on success of hit shows
Man v. Food
Anthony Bourdain’s
No Reservations
Ghost Adventures


Coming Soon: The Cooking Channel
Capitalize on growing interest in
television food genre
Quicker pathway to success for
sizeable distribution footprint
Raise barrier to entry for 24/7
food competitor
Memorial Day Weekend debut


International Development:
Four Theaters of Operation
Chello Zone
CanWest
Food
Network
Asia
NDTV
Lifestyle
Latin America
(to come)


International Expansion Recap
Launched
in
U.K. (Sky)
Debuts in
60 Countries
Across
EMEA
October
November
December
2009
January
February
March
April
2010
JV Announced
(India)
Launched in
Middle East
(Orbit Showtime)
JV
Announced
Launched
in Asia
Freesat
Adds in
U.K.


Financial Review and 2010 Outlook


$504
$587
$632
$403
$637
$1,052
$1,185
$1,312
$903
$1,367*
Consistent Growth at Lifestyle Media
Revenue
Segment
Profit
*
2009 as reported including 16 days
of Travel Channel results
[$ in Millions]
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
11%
Four-Year CAGR
12%
Four-Year CAGR


$53
$47
$63
$28
$31
$228
$220
$238
$99*
$174
Finding the Right Model at Shopzilla
Revenue
Segment
Profit
*
Shopzilla
2005 results are for the six months of the
year it was owned
[$ in Millions]
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009


2010 Interactive Services Outlook
1
st
half
Restaging continues; performance
similar to 2009
2
nd
half
Stronger growth profile as
repositioning takes hold
Full-year
Segment profit, $33 to $35 million


Total affiliate fee revenue
$530 to $540 million
Programming expenses
$380 to $400 million
Non-programming
expenses
$550 to $570 million
(
$100
million
is
Travel)
2010 Lifestyle Media Outlook
[Including Travel Channel]


Non-Programming Expense Drivers
Restoring marketing budgets to:
Strengthen HGTV, Food Network, Travel
Channel brands
Support Cooking Channel debut
Hiring freeze thaw
[Lifestyle Media]


Items Affecting 2010 Net Income,        
Segment Profit
Travel transition costs
$30
to
$40M
Affiliate renewal support
(marketing & legal)
$10
to
$15M
Lifestyle Media impact
$40
to
$55M
International build-up
$15
to
$20M
Total
$55
to
$75M


2010 Guidance Recap –
Other Items
Capital expenditures
$95 to $100 million
Interest expense
$33 to $35 million
Depreciation and
amortization
$135 to $145 million
Effective tax rate
31 to 33 percent


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