MARCUS ASH: I know that you have been BANNED (by LA JEFA) from ever responding to MY POSTINGS on THIS FORUM. But I want you to READ THIS and RESPOND TO IT because it is NOT MY OPINION -- OKAY?

...then there was the TTT [broadcast] that has two announcers that knew that they were announcers and not adjudicators

and just spoke about what they knew of the bands and the arrangers ( Marcus Ash) truly outstanding with his

inside info on all the bands and arrangers, I enjoyed listening to him after each band played and even before

they came on he knew things and history ...

THANK YOU MARCUS...

Signed: Miguel Reyes

So yuh see, MARCUS!!! I was not MAMAGUYING YOU!!! Other people made the SAME OBSERVATIONS ... and ME and MIGUEL eh JEALOUS YOU ... so we are FREE TO COMPLIMENT. Speaking of which, boy ... some people was REAL JEALOUS of you LAST NIGHT ....

But Mr. Ash

Your talent and potential reach was wasted. And therefore your earning potential was short circuited.

Clearly you have the ability to cater your delivery and approach to suit the target audience. The question is who was the target audience?

Your live presentation clearly was for local consumption.

However, once the broadcast was streamed over the internet your reach and the monetization potential/reality of the event through advertisers moved from local to global. That's a good thing because you have the potential to add value to the product. And at the end of the day - It would take more than 10 T&T viewers (sometime a lot, lot more) to equal one UK, US, Japan or Canadian viewer in terms of earnings to the advertisers.

As the education officer for Pan Trinbago, I would recommend that you conduct your next broadcast in front of a live audience at an educational institution abroad. I think if you had done your single pan broadcast outside Trinidad you approach would have been very different.

Please ask Claude to do the proper networking so that the students of every single educational institution with a Pan program outside of Trinidad & Tobago will be listening to you every time you are on the air for Panorama. Claude suffers from a concussion. He has a lot time on his hand because he has no team for that big new stadium in San Francisco.

Also what business model is Pan Trinbago using?

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Bugs November 26, 2019 at 9:39am

But Mr. Ash

Your talent and potential reach was wasted. And therefore your earning potential was short circuited.

Clearly you have the ability to cater your delivery and approach to suit the target audience. The question is who was the target audience?

Your live presentation clearly was for local consumption.

However, once the broadcast was streamed over the internet your reach and the monetization potential/reality of the event through advertisers moved from local to global. That's a good thing because you have the potential to add value to the product. And at the end of the day - It would take more than 10 T&T viewers (sometime a lot, lot more) to equal one UK, US, Japan or Canadian viewer in terms of earnings to the advertisers.

As the education officer for Pan Trinbago, I would recommend that you conduct your next broadcast in front of a live audience at an educational institution abroad. I think if you had done your single pan broadcast outside Trinidad you approach would have been very different.

Please ask Claude to do the proper networking so that the students of every single educational institution with a Pan program outside of Trinidad & Tobago will be listening to you every time you are on the air for Panorama. Claude suffers from a concussion. He has a lot time on his hand because he has no team for that big new stadium in San Francisco.

Also what business model is Pan Trinbago using?

bugs

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