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c'est triste mais c'est la réalité.
Tous
My newsletter que je partage avec @yvan celui qui bagarre contre les rats mais que je peux au moins apostrophé
Dear Colleagues,
The organising committee for the 2014 Commonwealth games have refused to change with the times and are looking to cash in on the media through exorbitant rate card fees.
Even organisers of the controversy ridden New Delhi Games four years ago understood that the internet fee for the media would not be acceptable.
As it did prior to the London Olympics, the AIPS believes that the organisers should offer the rate card at no cost as it has been done in major championships and previous Club games.
Click here to read more on this fee.
et quand je clique le lis ça:
By Evelyn Watta, AIPS Executive Committee Member
"LAUSANNE, March 26, 2014 - Remember concerns over the cost of Internet for accredited media prior to the 2012 London Olympics?
It is a charge that journalists who will be returning to the United Kingdom this summer for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland may have to bear yet again.
Clearly the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) in Glasgow have refused to change with the times and are looking to cash in on the media through exorbitant internet fees, when many organizers of major championships are now offering the service for no charge.
la suite sur wwwaipsmedia.com
Yvan ce n'est pas donné à tout le monde de recevoir la news letter de Aips, tu
c'est triste mais c'est la réalité.
Tous
My newsletter que je partage avec @yvan celui qui bagarre contre les rats mais que je peux au moins apostrophé
Dear Colleagues,
The organising committee for the 2014 Commonwealth games have refused to change with the times and are looking to cash in on the media through exorbitant rate card fees.
Even organisers of the controversy ridden New Delhi Games four years ago understood that the internet fee for the media would not be acceptable.
As it did prior to the London Olympics, the AIPS believes that the organisers should offer the rate card at no cost as it has been done in major championships and previous Club games.
Click here to read more on this fee.
et quand je clique le lis ça:
By Evelyn Watta, AIPS Executive Committee Member
"LAUSANNE, March 26, 2014 - Remember concerns over the cost of Internet for accredited media prior to the 2012 London Olympics?
It is a charge that journalists who will be returning to the United Kingdom this summer for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland may have to bear yet again.
Clearly the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) in Glasgow have refused to change with the times and are looking to cash in on the media through exorbitant internet fees, when many organizers of major championships are now offering the service for no charge.
la suite sur wwwaipsmedia.com
Yvan ce n'est pas donné à tout le monde de recevoir la news letter de Aips, tu
