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May 25, 2014 Sports
The National Communications Network Incorporated (NCN Inc.) Guyana’s largest radio and Television Broadcaster, with the widest reach, is proud to announce that it is the SOLE RIGHTS HOLDER for the Broadcast of the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil from June 12 to July 31, the organisation stated in a release.
NCN Inc. procured the terrestrial, cable and satellite broadcast rights from Caribbean Broadcast Rights holder International Media Content Ltd (IMC Ltd) and as such is the ONLY authorized broadcaster for all FIFA World Cup 2014 content, before and during the games, including promotional materials.
NCN sees bringing the FIFA World Cup 2014, as an important aspect of its social responsibility in ensuring Guyanese enjoy the experience of this world class quadrennial tournament, taking place in our backyards.
Already NCN is partnering with a number of corporate entities, to ensure that the 42 days of exciting games are brought to the Guyanese populace uninterrupted.
NCN is also encouraging other corporate entities to join us in our bid to bring this highly anticipated tournament to all Guyanese, the release stated.
Molly Rampersaud-Hassan, Chief Executive Officer of NCN said: “It is an investment, a significant investment. NCN sees this as part of our national obligation, to bring to the Guyanese public the FIFA 2014 games coming out of Brazil, so across the length and breadth of Guyana, Guyanese can now view the games and we can all share in the excitement.”
Marketing manager of NCN Raymond Azeez said: “We have not sub-let the rights to any other television station up to this point in time, so it’s only on NCN in terms of cable and direct TV we are looking at that, because we don’t understand that people in their homes should have a choice, but for anyone outside of the legal framework trying to pirate or take a feed of the FIFA world cup, there will be some legal implications. So I want to advise other networks and viewers at large not to breach this contract, since it can lead to us losing the broadcast rights and ultimately the Guyanese public losing the opportunity to see the games.”
Troy Peters, Communications Director of Banks DIH, franchise holder of Coca Cola informed: “We are quite pleased to know that NCN will be bringing the broadcast to the Guyanese public, like coca cola, we are very much pleased to be associated with the World Cup Football 2014. Coca Cola is one of the longest corporate partners of the World Cup Football. I know that not a lot of people will be able to travel to Brazil, but with the kind of coverage being done by NCN, all Guyanese can benefit. We are totally behind NCN in this endeavor.”
Apart from the airing of the games, there are a number of other promotional activities that will be taking place on NCN Radio and TV, including a high-energy, highly interacting and analytical programme, to be hosted by UK-based Football analyst Faizal Khan and Sports Journalist Isaiah Chappelle on Saturdays from 15:30 Hours, starting on May 31, the release noted.
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