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| World On-Demand IPTV - Highlighting Global Viewpoints of the US Election CoverageWorld On-Demand launches new World News Pack with BBC, NDTV, FOX and more, together with new US election marketing campaign
By: World On-Demand "Even as an American, I need more than the Democrat-Republican dichotomy of opinion," said Randy McGraw, President of The New Media Group K.K. "Especially as a resident of Japan, I recognize that the Japanese, Arab, British, Pakistani, German, Indian, Chinese, and the French points-of-view - among others - are germane and interesting." In order to promote its World News Pack, TNMG is running a campaign throughout the month of October titled ‘Who`s it Gonna Be?’ wherein all community members to the world On-Demand service can choose 1 free month of any channel they want among the 125 offered - if they can correctly forecast the election winner by October 31st. First time subscribers to the world On-Demand will also be able to receive 3 months of the World News Pack free upon making a 3 month subscription to the package. "The promotion also highlights the broader mission of the World On-Demand," said Marketing Manager Robin Pharo. "Bringing together cross-cultural, cross-community, and cross-content interests in a unified platform where entertainment, information, and general media interest is met without being restricted to any one particular point-of-view." The promotion of the World News Pack also underscores the global media coverage that the US Election commands – covered in powerful ways by some of the world’s biggest television brands. Added Robin Pharo, “As consumers we continue to demand choice in all areas of our lives, and at World On-Demand we believe that television shouldn't be any different. Our news package is a recognition that we no longer have to accept one angle to key events – the World News Pack satisfies a very distinct and growing need for a variety of perspectives in consuming information." # # # New media IPTV platform broadcast in Japan, Taiwan, Australia and across the world - network neutral and globally positioned. End
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