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BOL TV
One of the biggest media infrastructures in Pakistan is finally set for launch in March.
According toBizAsiasources, BOL TV will be launching on Sunday 1st March. The channel has already poached some of the biggest names from Pakistan television to join its network. Its website has listed the likes of Nasir Baig Chughtai (Abb Tak), Ashfaque Ishaque (Aaj News), Farah Yousaf (ARY News), Faysal Aziz Khan (Geo News), Kamran Khan (Geo News), Waseem Badami (ARY News), Iftikhar Ahmad (Geo News), Asma Shirazi (Dawn News), Muhammad Usama Ghazi (Dunya News), amongst many others being a part of the BOL TV Network.
“BOL Ownership League is a revolutionary and unprecedented initiative in Pakistan because for the first time in our media industry’s history, an entire league of professionals will own a media house and not simply one individual.” said Axact and BOL’s Chairman and CEO, Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh. “We promised Pakistan a revolution – we stand by our promises.”
With Pakistani news and entertainment at an all time high in the UK, its expected BOL TV also will expand to UK shores.
BOL TV set for launch in March in Pakistan | BizAsia UK | The UK's only Asian media news site
One of the biggest media infrastructures in Pakistan is finally set for launch in March.
According toBizAsiasources, BOL TV will be launching on Sunday 1st March. The channel has already poached some of the biggest names from Pakistan television to join its network. Its website has listed the likes of Nasir Baig Chughtai (Abb Tak), Ashfaque Ishaque (Aaj News), Farah Yousaf (ARY News), Faysal Aziz Khan (Geo News), Kamran Khan (Geo News), Waseem Badami (ARY News), Iftikhar Ahmad (Geo News), Asma Shirazi (Dawn News), Muhammad Usama Ghazi (Dunya News), amongst many others being a part of the BOL TV Network.
“BOL Ownership League is a revolutionary and unprecedented initiative in Pakistan because for the first time in our media industry’s history, an entire league of professionals will own a media house and not simply one individual.” said Axact and BOL’s Chairman and CEO, Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh. “We promised Pakistan a revolution – we stand by our promises.”
With Pakistani news and entertainment at an all time high in the UK, its expected BOL TV also will expand to UK shores.
BOL TV set for launch in March in Pakistan | BizAsia UK | The UK's only Asian media news site
