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Serena in the broadcast booth? The ball is in her court
Serena Williams could easily walk off the court and into the broadcast booth if she wants to, pocketing a handsome paycheck and boosting ratings for a sport that is losing star power, those in the business say.
Will Bangladesh fans be able to watch BD-WI series free of cost?
Ahead of the first Test between Bangladesh and West Indies today in Antigua, all the talk has been regarding whether viewers from Bangladesh will be able to watch the game.
Talk shows must not spread false info: Inu
Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu says private satellite television channels will not get any scope to telecast “distorted and false” information through talk shows once the broadcast commission is set up.
Away yet not away
Bangladeshi-American engineer Shah Talukder had definite reasons to feel proud when his daughter launched a language coaching programme for poor students back in his motherland four years ago. And he had reasons to be frustrated too when Leilah, in the US, had trouble communicating with her students in Bangladesh due to hartals, weather, or traffic jams.
Why obstructions on ETV programme telecast: HC
High Court questions legality of suspending airing television programme of Ekushey Television
Serena in the broadcast booth? The ball is in her court
Serena Williams could easily walk off the court and into the broadcast booth if she wants to, pocketing a handsome paycheck and boosting ratings for a sport that is losing star power, those in the business say.
Will Bangladesh fans be able to watch BD-WI series free of cost?
Ahead of the first Test between Bangladesh and West Indies today in Antigua, all the talk has been regarding whether viewers from Bangladesh will be able to watch the game.
Talk shows must not spread false info: Inu
Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu says private satellite television channels will not get any scope to telecast “distorted and false” information through talk shows once the broadcast commission is set up.
Away yet not away
Bangladeshi-American engineer Shah Talukder had definite reasons to feel proud when his daughter launched a language coaching programme for poor students back in his motherland four years ago. And he had reasons to be frustrated too when Leilah, in the US, had trouble communicating with her students in Bangladesh due to hartals, weather, or traffic jams.
Why obstructions on ETV programme telecast: HC
High Court questions legality of suspending airing television programme of Ekushey Television