LCM in Hindustan Times

Posted by Adam Rabiner

The Hindustan Times, India's largest English language newspaper, interviewed Live Current Media CEO Geoff Hampson for a piece titled, "They don't know cricket, but know their business":

Geoffrey Hampson doesn’t know much of the rules of cricket. But, as the CEO of the Vancouver-based Live Current Media group, he pulled off a major coup by upstaging many mainstream media companies and bagging a $50 million (Rs 200 crore) contract to host the IPL’s online content.

Read the whole article HERE (the e-paper version, with picture, can be seen HERE)


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  1. terry says:
    #1 2008-04-19 14:59 (Reply)

    Hi Adam,

    This is just BEAUTIFUL!! When I saw EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS, I just could't believe it! (especially when SONY is paying a BILLION!!) I personally like the "we approached them" part. Aggressive and smart! Can't wait until we get to another exchange.

    GO LIVECURRENT!!

  2. carl says:
    #2 2008-04-20 12:53 (Reply)

    the auctomatic acquisition makes a heck of a lot of sense in this new context. Very courageous, and very smart. I like itl

  3. MEDITANK says:
    #3 2008-04-21 11:15 (Reply)

    MEDITANK LIKES IT TOO

  4. Anonymous Investor says:
    #4 2008-04-21 16:18 (Reply)

    Nice to see the sites ramping up quickly... Keep up the good work!

  5. Jeff says:
    #5 2008-04-21 19:08 (Reply)

    Why was my comment deleted? If you can't answer the question, you could've just said so...

  6. Adam Rabiner says:
    #6 2008-04-22 11:44 (Reply)

    Hi Jeff,

    Sorry about that. I did not delete it intentionally. The blog has been getting huge amounts of spam postings coming in at once, and when I went to delete them from the back end, your post was deleted, as it must have been in the middle of them. We have nothing that we can disclose at this time about any intention to move to a more senior listing. If or when we do, we will disclose that through the proper regulatory channels.

  7. Rob says:
    #6.1 2008-05-28 08:20 (Reply)

    thks for the clarification :-)4

  8. Jeff says:
    #7 2008-04-22 12:01 (Reply)

    Ok, thank you very much for your response.


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