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  • Max FM replaces Radio Continental

    TVC Communications, operators of TVC Entertainment, TVC News and Adaba FM, has launched a new music radio station, 102.3 Max FM in Lagos. Max FM replaces Radio Continental.

    At the launch, which held at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, Radio Continental switched seamlessly at about 10pm to become 102.3 MAX FM. The new radio station is aimed at 15-34-year-old audience and promises to play non-stop hit music for the young people in Lagos. Max FM promises to be the home of the biggest and most attractive giveaways on radio.

    It was also announced that TVC Communications would replace Continental Broadcasting Services as the trading name of the group business units. Speaking at the event, Chief Executive Officer, TVC Communications, Max 102.3 FM, Mr. Andrew Hanlon said: “Earlier this year, we promised our audience and advertisers that we would embark on an aggressive plan to improve programming and content across all platforms to boost ratings and increase revenue. The launch of 102.3 Max FM is further proof of our intent.”

    He said the new station is a part of the station’s continued heavy investment in TV and radio programming services, which will attract greater audience and propel the stations to the top of advertiser schedules.

    “We have radically enhanced the sound quality of our signal, acquired the most advanced music playlist systems available, hired the best on-air and production staff and commissioned a jingle and ID package from one of the best production houses in the world to give Max 102.3 a unique, high quality sound, which we know, listeners and advertisers will love,” Hanlon said.

  • CBS invests in TVC, Radio Continental

    In line with its ongoing restructuring, the management of Continental Broadcasting Services (CBS) has announced their commitment to increase investments in the television and radio businesses aimed at improving the viewing and listening experience of its esteemed audience.

    The investment objectives also include shooting the stations to a pole-position in the media industry rankings, thus making them the first choice for advertisers in Nigeria.

    The investments will cut across CBS three major properties,  which are: TVC Entertainment; TVC News and Radio Continental.

    The CBS CEO, Andrew Hanlon, said viewers, listeners and advertisers on the channels should be ready for exciting times as the execution of the plan takes with immediate effect.

    “I am delighted to confirm today (yesterday) that substantial investments will be made in programming and content across our TV and radio stations to improve viewers and advertisers’ appeal in the CBS Group offering.

    “This will involve a substantial spend on technology and transmission equipment. The plan, which was recently approved by the CBS Board, will also lead to improved general working conditions for our 350 staff who will be at the heart of everything we do” Hanlon said.

  • CBS announces multimillion-dollar investment in TVC, Radio Continental

    CBS announces multimillion-dollar investment in TVC, Radio Continental

    In line with its ongoing restructuring, the management of Continental Broadcasting Services (CBS) has announced their commitment to increase investments in the television and radio businesses aimed at improving the viewing and listening experience of its esteemed audience.

    The investment objectives also include shooting the stations to a pole-position in the media industry rankings, thus making them the first choice for advertisers in Nigeria.

    The investments will cut across CBS three major properties which are: TVC Entertainment; TVC News and Radio Continental.

    Making the announcement on Wednesday, the Chief Executive Officer, Continental Broadcasting Services, Mr Andrew Hanlon said viewers, listeners and advertisers on the channels should be ready for exciting times as the execution of the plan commence with immediate effect.

    I am delighted to confirm today that substantial investments will be made in programming and content across our TV and radio stations to improve viewers and advertisers’ appeal in the CBS Group offering. This will involve a substantial spend on technology and transmission equipment.

    “The plan, which was recently approved by the CBS Board, will also lead to improved general working conditions for our 350 staff who will be at the heart of everything we do,” Hanlon said.

    Hanlon further added that “as Nigeria steadily recovers from its economic recession, investments in critical sectors like this will definitely serve as the bedrock for expediting the objectives of the government and effectively revive the economy”.

  • Continental Broadcasting restructures

    Continental Broadcasting restructures