| GLASGOW: BBC becomes latest Glasgow 2014 Major Supporter |
| News - Glasgow 2014 | ||||||
| Written by Glasgow 2014 | ||||||
| Monday, 05 February 2007 | ||||||
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BBC Scotland has signed up to be the fifth Major Supporter of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Bid, it was confirmed today.
Kenyan legend, Kip Keino and pupils from St Constantine's Primary, Glasgow. The broadcaster joins Clydesdale Bank, First Group, Highland Spring and O2 as official backers of the Bid. As Major Supporters they all enjoy exclusive access to the Bid brand. The deal means that BBC Scotland will produce the promotional films that will be used in presentations between now and Decision Day on November 9th. Announcing the support, Glasgow 2014 Bid Director, Derek Casey said: “This is a hugely significant announcement for our Bid as the BBC is one of the best known and most respected brands in the world. They are synonymous with outstanding sports coverage including the Commonwealth Games. At previous Games the BBC have ensured people across the globe have been able to be a part of this incredible sporting event. “The BBC’s reputation for creativity, quality and excellence will ensure we have promotional films that display the qualities of our Bid. Further, it will communicate the way in which our Games will contribute to the development of the event throughout the Commonwealth. The BBC will also help us bring to life the magic of Glasgow and Scotland.” Ken MacQuarrie, Controller of BBC Scotland said: “In the year when we complete our move to a new state-of-the-art headquarters at Pacific Quay we’re delighted to be part of the Glasgow Commonwealth team. “The technology at our disposal now is at the very forefront of the broadcasting world and we hope to use that to show the attractions of Glasgow and Scotland to the international community.”
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