Disclosure Process Intel's investor relations program includes issuance of quarterly earnings releases shortly following the end of the quarter. These releases include historical information, as well as certain forward-looking projections for the succeeding quarter and the year. The earnings release is published via the Business Wire after the close of regular trading. Approximately ninety minutes later, we hold a conference call where the speakers include, on a regular basis, our chief financial officer and the executive vice-president for our largest operating segment. The earnings release is posted on our website and the conference call is accessible to anyone through various media.
Securities analysts are on the conference call and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Other persons may listen through streaming audio via the Internet, and, following the conference call, a recording is available on the Internet for several days. Our investor relations program also includes two analyst conferences per year. One conference is typically held in New York in April and the other conference is held in Santa Clara, California in the fall. Live attendance at the conferences is limited to securities analysts and members of the press, but, through the Internet, anyone else may see and hear the speakers in real time and review the presentation material. In 1999, the Santa Clara analyst conference was done entirely as a webcast with questions submitted by analysts via email.