GREAT MEDIA COVERAGE ON SIR MICHAEL'S LAST EVENTS
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As the casket of the late Great Grand Chief Sir Michael Thomas Somare was laid to rest and the 'Last Post' echoed on televisions around Papua New Guinea, on social media platforms (LIVE stream) like Facebook, it showed the media especially the television networks coming together in the last two weeks to give everyone who would have attended but could not attend events leading up to Sir Michael's burial, a front row seat to the events. Led by the National Broadcasting Corporation Television (NBCTV) which Sir Michael as Prime Minister, gifted to the people of PNG back in 2008 (formerly Kundu2 TV), who teamed up with the longest serving television station EMTV and the newest, TV Wan owned by Digicel Company. I don't know how they all reached an agreement but what I know is they did a darn good job with the LIVE coverage. BUSINESS AGENDAS ASIDE When it comes to broadcast rights these heavy weights flex their muscles and money. From Rugby League's Digicel Cup to