MultiChoice, which competes with Netflix in online streaming via Showmax, said in a statement it is launching a consultation process to cut 2,194 positions
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Pay television firm, MultiChoice, has announced a partnership between its flagship initiative, the MultiChoice Talent Factory, and the New York Film Academy College of Visual and Performing Arts, a world-renowned visual and performing arts school.
MultiChoice has announced the call to entry for the second edition of the MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy programme.
A News Agency of Nigeria investigation revealed that the scammer, identified as Fola, is requesting the artistes to pay different sums for their acts to feature in the show
Contestants were expected to record a two-minute video of themselves stating why they should be picked to become housemates in this year’s Big Brother Naija
The three-month long GOtv “Top Up” Campaign has entered its final phase and will end on 15 April.
The National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers has urged Multichoice, the Digital Satellite Television operator in Nigeria, to adopt a software that would ensure the pay-as-you-view billing.
Leading video entertainment company, MultiChoice Nigeria, has kicked of the new year for DStv and GOtv customers with a brand-new offer tagged: ‘Step Up’.
The 2018 edition of the All Africa Music Awards will be broadcast live on DStv and GOtv from Wednesday, 21 November to Saturday, 24 November.
In separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Monday, DStv subscribers pleaded with the Federal Government to enact a law to compel MultiChoice to introduce “pay-as-you-view billing’’ system.
In 2011, however, all of that changed in Ibadan, the birthplace of African television, as the nation was put on the right track with the launch of GOtv which also premiered the advanced DVB-T2 digital broadcasting standard.
Nigerians aged 35 and above are unlikely to have problems recalling what constituted our entertainment staple before 1993. It broadly consisted of movie releases at 10pm after the news bulletin on national or state-owned television, blockbuster movies on video cassette recorders, old Latin American soaps and dramas
The MTFA was conceived to address the skill gap of Africans in movie and television production by providing education that will result in the production of highly competent graduates, who are employable and entrepreneurial.
Speaking in an interview in Lagos, Omokwe said the MTFA, a fully funded year-long training programme for young people desirous of making careers in the film and television industry, will create a new generation of professionals with top-tier skills and boost local content production.
The session was led by a panel which included members of the MultiChoice leadership including Yolisa Phahle, Video Entertainment CEO, MultiChoice General Entertainment; John Ugbe, Managing Director, MultiChoice Nigeria and Nkateko Mabaso, Acting CEO, M-Net SSA.
Truth, however, is that prices cannot stay the same for a variety of reasons.
This was followed by a rigorous interview and adjudication process by a group of film and television industry experts and MultiChoice regional Academy Director, Femi Odugbemi.
Earlier this week, while trawling through Twitter (a platform I hardly use), I stumbled on a news item marked: “Breaking News.” The headline read: “Court Halts MultiChoice’s Hike in DStv Subscription Rates.” It was a report on an interim injunction granted by Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court,
DStv is a Sub-Saharan African direct broadcast satellite service owned by MultiChoice.
Babatunde Irukera, CPC’s Director-General, said this in a statement on Friday in Abuja.