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Sunday, 27 June 2021 Tokyo 2020 could isolate and test people arriving at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, should anyone on their flight test positive for COVID-19. Tokyo 2020 Games delivery officer Hidemasa Nakamura suggested rules would be strengthened, following the two positive cases recorded by a Ugandan delegation who arrived earlier this month. A nine-member group from Uganda arrived on June 18, with a team coach testing positive on arrival at Narita International Airport, despite reportedly being fully vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine and testing negative before he landed. Th...

Two new episodes of  “Chachi Loves Everybody”, an original podcast produced by Benztown and featuring Benztown President and audio brand builder Dave “Chachi”

DataPath Appoints Mike Antonovich Vice President Of International Sales And Business Development News provided by Share this article Share this article DULUTH, Ga., June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DataPath, Inc., a leading provider of mission critical solutions and services in the communications industry, announced today the appointment of Michael "Mike" Antonovich to the position of Vice President of International Sales and Business Development.  Mike Antonovich DataPath's Executive Chairman & CEO, David McDonald, said, "We are excited to have Mike join the DataPath team as he ...

Sharpe, who was hospitalised in late March, passed away this morning. General Manager of Broadcast Services at the RJRGLEANER Communications Claire Grant confirmed his passing on social media. “It is with deep regret that TVJ, JNN, the RJRGLEANER Communications Group announces that our colleague, friend veteran broadcaster, newsman Michael Sharpe died this morning. Condolences to his family and friends. Peace Michael. Peace,” Grant tweeted.Get the latest from CNW! Michael, who joined the RJRGLEANER Group in 1983, was well-known as the news anchor for Television Jamaica’s (TVJ) Prime T...

| 17 March 2021 Emmy award-winning broadcast solutions and workflows consultancy The Collectv has revealed its continued involvement in the production process of Netflix’s fly-on-the-pitwall F1 documentary series Formula One: Drive to Survive. The third season of the Box to Box Films production, covering the 2020 Grand Prix calendar, will air on Netflix from 19 March, a week before the 2021 F1 season commences at the Bahrain International Circuit in Bahrain. Since its first involvement with Formula One in 2012, The Collectv has provided broadcast services to both Sky Sports and...