FriedChicken
as far as I know theres only 1 zdf
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YourValentine
Andrea, there are several digital ZDF programmes on the satellite like "ZDFinfo", "ZDFdoku" etc. They have logos with the name. If your logo says ZDF, it's the right one. Please remember that the live broadcast is on November 29th, not Dec 1st. MTV will broadcast the "highlights" worldwide but I am sure other TV stations will air the concert because it's free. In Switzerland SF2 will broadcast live.
S@turn
It is good news that at least here in W Europe/Germany the concert is broadcasted
Niek, be glad that it WILL be broadcasted, it doesn't matter that there is commentary in between. The songs will be sooner or later anyway available
it is just great to look at it, or see the video of the LIVE concert
And you better check out the dutch tv, I am pretty sure it will be broadcasted there as well
Niek, be glad that it WILL be broadcasted, it doesn't matter that there is commentary in between. The songs will be sooner or later anyway available
it is just great to look at it, or see the video of the LIVE concert
And you better check out the dutch tv, I am pretty sure it will be broadcasted there as well
The Man On The Prowl
Yes, I checked and I found that ZDF can be seen also in Italy, and it is free, so I'll probably stay at home and watch tv that Saturday night! Well, actually I have just to come home before 1 am...
Give me just a confirmation, YV. Today at 18:00 there was a serial called SOKO 5513.
On www.zdf.de the program for the 29th states 'Das Benefitzkonzert zum Welt-AIDS-Tag' in a 16:9 ratio. So I think it is the right channel...
I only hope they won't obscure it during the concert for broadcasting rights...
Give me just a confirmation, YV. Today at 18:00 there was a serial called SOKO 5513.
On www.zdf.de the program for the 29th states 'Das Benefitzkonzert zum Welt-AIDS-Tag' in a 16:9 ratio. So I think it is the right channel...
I only hope they won't obscure it during the concert for broadcasting rights...
Red_Special
Thanks YV :)
Saturn->I totally agree with you
Saturn->I totally agree with you
pma
Hmmm..looks like I have to settle for the webcast or not pay any attention to the whole event :-P
The Man On The Prowl
Red Special, YV doesn't want her true name to be used here.
EDIT: Now it's alright!!! :-)
And Saturn, ok, but without any useless vocal commentary it would be much better - remember the Jubilee? Or maybe they are paid to talk in order to sell the forthcoming dvd? ;-)
EDIT: Now it's alright!!! :-)
And Saturn, ok, but without any useless vocal commentary it would be much better - remember the Jubilee? Or maybe they are paid to talk in order to sell the forthcoming dvd? ;-)
AC
Cattivo Cattivo Red Special!
goinback
The US MTV site doesn't list it on the schedule, and a search for "46664" or "staying alive" turns up nothing...absolutely not a paragraph about the show on the US MTV site ANYWHERE. What's going on?
wstüssyb
whats going on is were not getting it.
YourValentine
From MTV.com:
46664 - The Concert in Association with MTV's Staying Alive will take place at Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa on 29th November, the weekend before World AIDS Day. 40,000 people will attend the 3-hour show, which will be broadcast free to hundreds of millions around the world via TV, Webcast and radio. Highlights will premiere on MTV channels globally on World AIDS Day and will be made available rights free at no cost to all TV and radio broadcasters worldwide to a potential audience of more than two billion people. The European Broadcasting Union and the Asian Broadcasting Union will distribute the programme to its member broadcasters. Tiscali, working with other leading online partners, will provide a free live global Web cast. To date those who have committed to joining leading South African artists on-stage in Cape Town include 50 Cent, Anastacia, Baaba Maal, Beyonc‚, Bono, Johnny Clegg, The Corrs, Eurythmics, Moloko, Ms. Dynamite, Paul Oakenfold featuring Shifty Shell Shock and TC, Ladysmith Black Mombaza, Queen, and Zucchero. Additional announcements about artists involved in the show will be made soon. As well as stars from the world of music, 46664 is supported by such international figures as Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey.
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Mon 12/01 6:00 PM
46664 - The Concert in Association with MTV's Staying Alive will take place at Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa on 29th November, the weekend before World AIDS Day. 40,000 people will attend the 3-hour show, which will be broadcast free to hundreds of millions around the world via TV, Webcast and radio. Highlights will premiere on MTV channels globally on World AIDS Day and will be made available rights free at no cost to all TV and radio broadcasters worldwide to a potential audience of more than two billion people. The European Broadcasting Union and the Asian Broadcasting Union will distribute the programme to its member broadcasters. Tiscali, working with other leading online partners, will provide a free live global Web cast. To date those who have committed to joining leading South African artists on-stage in Cape Town include 50 Cent, Anastacia, Baaba Maal, Beyonc‚, Bono, Johnny Clegg, The Corrs, Eurythmics, Moloko, Ms. Dynamite, Paul Oakenfold featuring Shifty Shell Shock and TC, Ladysmith Black Mombaza, Queen, and Zucchero. Additional announcements about artists involved in the show will be made soon. As well as stars from the world of music, 46664 is supported by such international figures as Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey.
date time
Mon 12/01 6:00 PM
queenboot
...what a shit bandlist....