GRTS partners with African Union of Broadcasters
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Rebecca Hawkes
| 17 April 2016
Gambia Radio and Television Services (GRTS) is to improve content and acquire sports events following a four-year tie-up with the African Union of Broadcasters.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) covering improvements in programming, capacity building for staff, and the rights to rebroadcast sporting events, has been signed by GRTS’ director general Momodou Sabally, and Charlie Evelyn Faye, head of Marketing and Communication, African Union of Broadcasters (AUB).
According to the MoU, Gambia’s public broadcaster will provide AUB with one minute of airtime daily for a year, to generate income to subsidise broadcast rights and other benefits for AUB members, reports NextTVAME.
Details
Rebecca Hawkes
| 17 April 2016
Gambia Radio and Television Services (GRTS) is to improve content and acquire sports events following a four-year tie-up with the African Union of Broadcasters.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) covering improvements in programming, capacity building for staff, and the rights to rebroadcast sporting events, has been signed by GRTS’ director general Momodou Sabally, and Charlie Evelyn Faye, head of Marketing and Communication, African Union of Broadcasters (AUB).
According to the MoU, Gambia’s public broadcaster will provide AUB with one minute of airtime daily for a year, to generate income to subsidise broadcast rights and other benefits for AUB members, reports NextTVAME.