Appointment as Media Advisors to New Zealand RFU

Media Content PLC 30 March 2000 MEDIA CONTENT PLC APPOINTED AS EXCLUSIVE MEDIA ADVISORS TO THE NEW ZEALAND RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. Media Content PLC, the sports media advisory and investment company, is pleased to announce that the New Zealand Rugby Football Union ('NZRFU') has appointed Media Content Sports Media Advisors Ltd, to advise on all matters relating to television and media rights. The agreement includes the right for Media Content Development Limited, the investment subsidiary of Media Content PLC, to invest in any NZRFU media businesses and spin-offs on a priority and initial investor basis. David Rutherford, CEO of the NZRFU, said: 'New Zealand Rugby needs to ensure it receives the best advice and support on television and other commercial media issues as we progress into the new millennium. Media Content are leading global independent sports media advisors, and we are very pleased to welcome them to the All Black family and have them advising us on an exclusive basis'. Jean-Paul de la Fuente, CEO of Media Content PLC, the publicly-quoted parent company of Media Content Sports Media Advisors Ltd, said: 'We are delighted with this appointment - a 'world first' for our advisory business. Our role is to help confirm that New Zealand Rugby is not only a sporting powerhouse, but that it is a television and media revenue leader too.' NZRFU is the governing body of New Zealand Rugby Union, whose best known representatives are the All Blacks national team. Media Content PLC is a London AIM listed company (stock code MDC). Its two subsidiaries are Media Content Sports Media Advisors Ltd, the independent global sports media advisory business founded in 1998, and Media Content Development Limited, the sports media and internet investment business. For further information please contact: Media Content Sports Media Advisors +44 20 8960 0422 Jean-Paul de la Fuente Square Mile Communications +44 20 7601 1000 Nick Oborne/Georgina Briscoe
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