The Maldives Broadcasting Commission (MBC) has ordered Medianet to stop airing FIFA world cup matches on any channel besides local state broadcaster TVM and privately owned channel VTV.
In a letter sent to Medianet, MBC stated that the agreement with Sony MSM – which Medianet had shared with MBC – was not made in accordance with the rebroadcasting regulations.
MBC also stated that Medianet had charged an extra fee from customers for viewing the matches on channels 100 and 100 plus against the rebroadcasting regulations.
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What the hell is wrong with this country. Don't you know that you are a third world, beggar village of India?
You do not need HDTV. All you need are bLack and white tube TV, 17 inches.
Be grateful for that too.
And all you need is madrasahs type classes broadcast.
No soccer, no games of any sort. Definitely not World Cup on HDTV.
My god! Are you trying yo stop mordisians going to heaven?
Right Shaheem? And Shaheeb.?