DIONNE JACKSON-MILLER INTERVIEWS  PRIME MINISTER OF JAMAICA ANDREW HOLNESS

The Caribbean International Network (CIN) is proud to announce the airing of Jamaica’s best current affairs discussion programme, “All Angles” hosted by Dionne Jackson Miller. “All Angles” is a weekly one hour current affairs programme that strips away the layers and gets right to the core of the big stories of the week that was. It is a no nonsense debate of the most current issues. With the upcoming Jamaican election to be held on December 29th, this programme will provide lively discussions, debates and critical analysis of the ‘hot’ topics surrounding the election. Stephen Hill, C.E.O of CIN stated that “All Angles” is a continuation of the compelling programmes that CIN has aired to the large Caribbean Diaspora in New York and the Tri-State.

CIN is the only regularly scheduled television service for the New York Jamaican-American community.  For sixteen years we have provided a full menu of news, sports, drama and music programmes created exclusively for the rapidly growing and youthful Jamaican population. Each week, we air the entire range of information and entertainment programmes for the large Jamaican-American audience on ch.73 and ch.25 in New York. For further information go to www.cintvjamaica.com or email us at cin@mail.infochan.com

Geg Christie wows them in New York

Contractor General, Greg Christie on Wednesday night at the CIN Lecture Series speaking to a packed audience at the Schomburg Centre, criticized the Jamaican Government for not doing enough to stomp out corruption.

He spoke for over an hour to an audience which reacted positively during his discourse and interrupted his speech several times with applause.

For a summary of his speech , see below and if you want to see the entire speech go to the OCG's website: www.ocg.gov.jm

Contractor General, Greg Christie, in delivering the Seventh Annual Lecture in the Caribbean International Network (CIN) Lecture Series in New York last night, chronicled several reasons which substantiate his view that there is a lack of Political Will to seriously fight corruption in public contracting in Jamaica.

In a 90 minute presentation, which was delivered to members of the Jamaican and Caribbean Diaspora, at the historic Schomburg Center in Harlem, the Contractor General cited, among other things, critical deficiencies that have existed in the Contractor General Act for 28 years, which no Administration had seen it fit to fix.

In particular, Mr. Christie alluded to the failure of the State to entrench the Office of the Contractor General (OCG) in the Constitution of Jamaica to protect it from political interference, to give the OCG the power to halt a Government contracting process that was exhibiting signs of corruption or irregularity, and to increase the sanctions for criminal offences under the Act.

He also chronicled a slew of obstacles which he has had to face in the discharge of his mandates under the Contractor General Act. Among these, he alluded to the Administration’s double standard on the issue of State asset divestments, attempts at intimidation and politicization of the OCG, the lack of prosecutions regarding matters that had been referred by the OCG to the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the failure on the part of Public Bodies, earlier in his tenure, to comply with the lawful requisitions of the OCG.

In his wide-ranging address, the Contractor General also listed over 25 formal remedial recommendations which he said had been made by the OCG to the Legislative and the Executive arms of the State, but which, to date, had been essentially ignored.

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Greg Christie, Contractor General of Jamaica, will be the personality presented by CIN in, their very popular, Caribbean Lecture Series at the Schomburg Center For Black Culture, 515 Malcolm X Boulevard, New York, on Wednesday, October 26 at 7:00 pm.

Christie, referred to by top journalists as "Public Hero", "Man of the Year"and"Fearless and unrelenting in his quest to root out corruption", will give it all to you.

His Address "The Fight to Secure Integrity, Transparency and Accountability in the Award of Government Contracts in Jamaica".
Christie will be introduced by past Lecture Series presenter, Lowell Hawthorne, CEO of Golden Krust.

This year's CIN Caribbean Lecture Series is sponsored by Walker's Wood - Caribbean Foods, Richmond St. Ann - The Place to Live, The Weekly Gleaner -Where Life Enfolds, Golden Krust and Jampact.

CONTRACTOR GENERAL GREG CHRISTIE, WILL DELIVER THE SEVENTH ANNUAL CIN LECTURE AT NEW YORK’S SCHOMBURG CENTER ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2011 AT 7PM.

Greg Christie, Contractor General of Jamaica, has been selected to deliver the seventh annual lecture, presented each year by the Caribbean International Network, (CIN).  Greg Christie’s address will be “The Fight to Secure Integrity, Transparency and Accountability in the Award of Government Contracts in Jamaica."   
   
“This year CIN is extremely proud to have Mr. Christie as our presenter at the seventh annual lecture. He was selected for his remarkable accomplishments. The importance of integrity and transparency in government cannot be over stated, especially in these tough economic times,” said Stephen Hill, CEO of CIN.

Greg Christie has been relentless in his efforts to root out corruption in Jamaica, as he pursues corrupt politicians and corrupt people in high places. In a diplomatic cable sent to their superiors in Washington, The Americans lauded Christie for his no-holds-bared approach, which was being undertaken against the background of endemic corruption in high places. Prime Minister Bruce Golding of Jamaica also sings his praises “Fearless and unrelenting in his quest to root out corruption…He not only barks but he bites.”

 Over the years the, CIN Caribbean Lecture Series has presented individuals of unique achievement and superior commitment to the political, economic and social advancement of the Caribbean region. Past presenters include two former Prime Ministers, P.J. Patterson and Edward Seaga, UCLA Professor Robert Hill, the late UWI distinguished Professor, Rex Nettleford, Lowell Hawthorne, CEO of Golden Krust Restaurants and R.G. Thwaites author, attorney and broadcaster.

The Caribbean International Network is the only regularly scheduled television service for the New York Jamaican-American community. For more on CIN go to www.cintvjamaica.com

JAMAICA NEEDS TO PRESENT ITS MESSAGES TO DIASPORA -CIN

CEO of the Caribbean International Network (CIN), Stephen Hill has emphasized to public sector entities, the importance of developing countries like Jamaica presenting their messages to the Diaspora and the world as information transmitted by other media may be misconstrued.

“At the end of the day, when the general media reports, it usually comes out negative. We want to be able to transmit positive communication that the Diaspora and other people can pick up on and realize that we are a society and a country that is making progress,” Mr. Hill said.

Mr Hill held discussions with a number of public sector entities on June 23 at Jamaica House on the importance of connecting with the Diaspora and sharing information about their respective agencies and Jamaica through weekly programmes produced by the Jamaica Information Service (JIS). 

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"Appointment Television" is what every TV channel strives to achieve.

Click here for email from viewer in New York in which he states in the last paragraph, " I plan my Sundays around CIN."

CIN has clearly achieved the status of appointment TV for the Caribbean Diaspora.

Stephen Hill, CEO of CIN Caribbean International Network, announced today that COVER STORY (Jamaican News) will be speeded for airing in New York. 

New Yorkers will now get current Jamaican News almost simultaneous with Jamaica, Sundays, Channel 25 at 7:00 am and Channel 73 at 6:30 pm.

You asked for it - now CIN gives you the Jamaican News
BANG-ONTIME!

IT’S SMOOTH, IT’S SOULFUL, IT’S SEXY, IT’S “LOVERS ROCK”, COMING SOON TO CHANNEL 73 ON CIN.

Lovers’ Rock is a type of reggae music known for its romantic flair and content. This style of music came to prominence in the 1970s when artistes such as Ken Boothe, Johnny Nash and John Holt had international hits with reggae versions of well known love songs.

It’s Smooth, It’s soulful, It’s Sexy, it’s “LOVERS ROCK” - a half an hour music video programme, that will feature the best of Lovers’ Rock music from then to now. Each week viewers will enjoy the smooth sounds of some of Jamaica’s most talented singers. Lovers Rock will be a superb alternative for viewers looking for that perfect fusion of soulful melody and the beats of reggae.

Lovers Rock" will start airing on CIN on channel 73, on April 30th at
12:30am and May 1st at 12:00 pm. Thereafter it will be schedule to air every Saturday and Sunday at the respective times.

It’s Smooth, It’s soulful, It’s Sexy, it’s “LOVERS ROCK”, coming soon to Channel 73 on CIN.

STEPHEN HILL, CEO OF CIN TV PRESENTED HERMAN HALL WITH THE CLM TV PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD 2010

CARIBBEAN TV PROGRAM RECEIVES USA CONGRESSIONAL PROCLAMATION FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH

CLM TV Executive members Clement Hume (3rd from L), Anthony Turner, (4th L) & Andrea Bullens (6th L), host Irwine Clare (7th L), cameraman Jason Mason (8th L) and editor Basil Wellington (1st L) accepting the Congressional Proclamation at the station's 4th anniversary party in NY. Others in the picture are Jamaica's Consul General in New York Geneive Brown-Metzger (2nd L) , Veronica Beckford (5th L) - who presented the proclamation on behalf of Congressman Meeks - and Stephen Hill (R), CEO of CIN TV.

Caribbean Lifestyle TV (CLM TV) production team, comprising executives Anthony Turner, Clement Hume, Andrea Bullens, host Irwine Clare, editor Basil Wellington and cameraman Jason Mason created history on the last day of Black History month 2011, when they became the first New York based Caribbean TV producers, to be presented with a Congressional Proclamation from the office of USA Congressman Gregory W. Meeks (NY-6), Senior Member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and House Financial Services for outstanding contribution to the Diaspora for the past four years.

The proclamation, which was presented at the station's fourth anniversary gala at Negril Restaurant in Manhattan, attracted hundreds of Caribbean nationals in the tri-state area, including Jamaica's Consul General in New York, Geneive Brown-Metzger who was on hand to celebrate the milestone achievement. Also present were Stephen Hill, CEO of CIN TV, who flew in from Jamaica, Jazz great Monty Alexander and international reggae artiste Denroy Morgan.

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CIN ADDS UNIQUE COMMENTARY, "PERSPECTIVE"

Starting Sunday, January 16, 2011 at 7:30 the Caribbean International Network (CIN) will televise “Perspective,” a weekly commentary by Ronnie Thwaites, the award winning broadcaster, known for his crisp analysis and no nonsense delivery. 

Now he will bring his unique talents to the CIN line-up, focusing each week on major issues to help viewers understand the real stories behind the news. The Hon. Mr. Thwaites, a member of parliament, ordained minister, farmer and attorney, is well suited to offer thoughtful insights to all viewers interested in Jamaica.

“Ronnie is one of a kind; a gentleman who blends several professional backgrounds with a passion for justice.  He is truly the people's champion,” said Stephen Hill, the head of CIN.

Reality show to extend next Ity and Fancy Cat season
Mel Cooke, Gleaner Writer

Fancy Cat (left), CIN CEO Stephen Hill (centre) and Ity.

The 'Dudus Affair' is still very much alive, with The Gleaner recently reporting a whopping $100 million - and counting - compensation payout after the Tivoli incursion last May and the Commission of Enquiry into the whole matter of Christopher Coke's extradition looming.

In true comedic commentary fashion, Coke's epic pre-extradition drive made it into The Ity and Fancy Cat Show and was one of the standout skits for last season.

However, while Jamaica has long had its bellyful of laughter from the skit, New York got its official dose two Sundays ago on Caribbean International Network (CIN).

It is the second season on CIN and the station's CEO Stephen Hill says The Ity and Fancy Cat Show has had a major impact which he has not seen since the 'Oliver' series which CIN started with 16 years ago.

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HILL PROGRAMMES MUSIC ON CARIBBEAN NETWORK

Mel Cooke, Gleaner Writer

The importance of music - especially Jamaican music - to the Caribbean International Network (CIN) goes beyond the chunk it has been allocated on the New York-based television channel's programming hours.

Stephen Hill, chief executive officer of CIN, which runs on channels 25 and 73 in New York, says that out of 20 hours of programming, there are over eight hours of music. Those 20 hours are spread over Friday, Saturday and Sunday on two channels - 18 hours on Channel 73 which reaches 11 million people in the five boroughs of New York and two hours on Channel 25 that is seen by 18.9 million people in the Tri-State area.

"We have more dancehall and reggae - really Jamaican music and also Trinidadian - than any other platform I think in the [United] States," Hill told The Gleaner.

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RONNIE TWAITES LECTURES AT NEW YORK’S SCHOMBURG CENTER

The Hon. Rev. Ronald G. Thwaites, BA, M.A. J.P. M.P delivered the sixth annual Caribbean International Network, (CIN) lecture at Harlem’s Schomburg Center for Research in African American Culture.

“Ronnie was at his best,” commented one of the attendees, who also listens to Rev. Thwaites daily broadcasts beamed into New York City.  A true renaissance man, he is a pastor, lawyer, scholar, author Member of Parliament, an exemplary social commentator and the host of the country’s most listened to radio program.

His remarks were humorous, illuminating and often painful. The audience roared with laughter as he wove stories about his many years as a MP from central Kingston and from his years of doing live radio. There was a celebratory air to his thoughts as he spoke on the beauty of Jamaican musical and artistic accomplishments. Such commentary was contrasted by the data he listed describing the rise in poverty, increase in fatherless homes and the alarming rate of school drop outs. One of his observations was especially alarming. “Jamaica’s per-capita income in 2007 was US $3,000 and has the second lowest growth rate of any country in the hemisphere; second only to Haiti.”

HILL OUTSHINES BIG PLAYERS TO WIN TITLE

Hill tallied 43 points to win ahead of a number of other prominent national golfers, including Fabian Campbell and Glen Lawrence.

Hill was part of the Lindy Delapenha Invitational team, which shared the overall team-play title with Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB).

Delapenha's team was rounded off by Peter Lindo and Dennis Charley, while the JMMB outfit included Douglas Stiebel, Bert Tomlinson, Campbell and Howard Lau.

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THE DOOR RESTAURANT AN UPSCALE JAMAICAN RESTAURANT, WHERE MOVERS AND SHAKERS CAN BE SEEN.

What does Oliver Samuels, Comedian; Bill De Blasio, New York City Public Advocate and Stephen Hill, CIN TV’s CEO have in common?

A moderately sized upscale Jamaican restaurant located at 163-07 Baisley Boulevard, corner of Guy R. Brewer Boulevard, in Queens, New York, is where movers and shakers can be seen, especially Oliver Samuels, the Jamaican comedian, who says he only eats ("knahm") at the Door.  Amicably welcoming guests, is the owner, Christopher Roberts, while making sure that his customers are satisfied as they relish on curried goat, ox tails, and a variety of chicken and fish entrees.  The waiting staff of this busy restaurant warmly greets people dressed in their Sunday best, celebrating special occasions with loved ones, or having business meetings.

Tucked in another corner and enjoying the ambience, the CEO of Caribbean International Network, CIN TV, Stephen Hill is being interviewed by Zync TV on the upcoming CIN Symposium held at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, New York on Friday November 5th.  The Hon. Rev. Ronald G. Thwaites, BA, M.A. J.P. M.P (known as R.G.) has been selected to deliver the sixth annual lecture.  While savoring on my bread pudding, Bill De Blasio, New York City Public Advocate, and his wife Chirlane McCray came in to have lunch.  The environment becomes a social gathering as introductions are made and everyone becomes engrossed in conversation.

R.G. THWAITES WILL DELIVER THE SIXTH ANNUAL CIN LECTURE AT NEW YORK ’S SCHOMBURG CENTER ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2010

The Hon. Rev. Ronald G. Thwaites, BA, M.A. J.P. M.P (known as R.G.) has been selected to deliver the sixth annual lecture, presented each year by the Caribbean International Network, (CIN).

Over the years the, CIN Caribbean Lecture Series has presented individuals of unique accomplishment and uncommon commitment to the political, economic and social advancement of the Caribbean region. Distinguished past presenters are two former Prime Ministers, P.J. Patterson and Edward Seaga, UCLA Professor Robert Hill, the late UWI distinguished Professor, Rex Nettleford and Lowell Horthorne, CEO of Golden Krust restaurants.

The Lecture will be held at the Schomburg Centre for Research in Black Culture, America ’s leading repositories of books and artifacts on the global African experience, located in Harlem , New York on Friday November 5, 2010.

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CIN TO AIR 3 EXCITING NEW SHOWS FOR THE SEPTEMBER TV FALL SEASON

The Caribbean International Network (CIN) has announced that come September 17th its programme schedule will include three new exciting and beautiful television programmes which they feel will attract huge television audiences.

Hidden Treasures which premieres at 5:30pm every Sunday, highlights the unique elements of Jamaica featuring its beautiful landscapes, mountains, beaches and people with many undiscovered hidden treasures tucked away off the beaten track.

CIN will present Religious Hard Talk at 11:00pm Sunday night on ch.73.  A 60 minute hard-hitting controversial and thought provoking programme about religion.   Religious Hard Talk will be hosted by renowned journalist Ian Boyne, who has made the programme one of the most popular on television in Jamaica .  Also, returning to CIN is the ever popular talent show Dancin Dynamites, featuring the beautiful and vivacious Jenny Jenny.  The three new programmes will also be highlighted by the return of the Jamaica News and Trinidad News to prime time, Sunday at 6:30 – 7:30 pm.

Stephen Hill CEO of CIN, feels CIN’s new fall line-up with these compelling new programmes, will continue to attract the over one million Caribbean people who live in the New York / Tri-State area.  “Content is king, and CIN is king of Caribbean content” Hill added.

CIN ANNOUNCES INCREASED COVERAGE

Stephen Hill, CEO of Caribbean International Network (CIN) is happy to announce to the thousands of Caribbean persons living in the Tri-State and along the Eastern Seaboard that Channel 73 can now be seen on FIOS Channel 26.

Stephen Hill went on to further state that CIN continues to make certain that everyone in the Caribbean Community are able to link to the Caribbean news, history and culture which CIN aires every week. This can be seen on cable, satellite or  telephone link through Verizon’s new channels FIOS

CIN DOCUMENTS EASTER IN JAMAICA

The crew of Caribbean International Network from left: Stephen Hill, KaSheba Johnson, Bob Gore and Eion Saunders.

The Caribbean International Network's Zync-TV was in the island for Holy Week, to produce a three-part series on Easter worship and related events.

The team comprised host KaSheba 'Kaja' Johnson; director Eion Saunders, and Bob Gore producer. Over the Easter weekend they attended a variety of services and gatherings reflecting a number of faiths and traditions that families in Jamaicans observe around Easter.

Their first shoot was the Good Friday morning service at Webster Memorial United Church. There was a presentation of The Cross for all Seasons - a musical drama on the crucifixion. Later that morning, they attended the musical service at the Pentecostal Tabernacle. The congregation at this powerful service overflowed into the grounds surrounding the church.

On Good Friday evening, the musical Call to the Cross, with a cast of 70 performers, produced and written by Professor Thomas Hope with support from St Margaret's Church in Liguanea, was presented in the Kingston Parish Church.

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CINTV PROMOTES ICC TWENTY/20 WORLD CUP IN NEW YORK

Stephen Hill, CEO of the Caribbean International Network (CIN) recently met with Robert Bryan, Tournament Director of the upcoming ICC Twenty/20 World Cup at the Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica.

Stephen Hill informed him that CIN was running a blitz of World Cup commercials on the CIN TV platform, and reaching the large Caribbean community of over 2 million and also the large Asian populations from Bangladesh, Pakistan and India. He feels that this TV promotion will result in a large number of Cricket fans “Bringing It” from New York to the Caribbean to make this tournament a memorable one. The ICC Twenty/20 World Cup will be held from April 30th – May 16th, two weeks of captivating, contagious cricket and will be hosted in Barbados, Guyana, St. Lucia and St. Kitts.

CIN is the only regularly scheduled television service for the New York Caribbean-American community.  For fifteen years we have provided a full menu of news, sports, drama and music programmes created exclusively for the rapidly growing and youthful Caribbean population. Each week we air the entire range of information and entertainment programmes for the over 2 million Caribbean-American audience on ch. 73 in New York and ch. 25 in the Tri-State.

Centre: MC Super Jigga TC and Synergy Soca Star judges

One of Trinidad’s most popular TV programmes “Soca Star” starts airing on CIN ch.73 every Sunday at 1 – 2:00pm.  

“Soca Star” is in its 5th series and has created a buzz in Trinidad, as all the young aspiring artists vie to win the top prize of US$250,000.00 in cash and kind.  “Soca Star” returns to CIN after a hiatus of one year and the thousands of Caribbean people living in New York will look forward with great anticipation to the new series.

Don’t miss “Soca Star”, a Trinidad talent show with contestants vying for the title “Soca Star” with the magic, rhythm and excitement that Soca music brings to CIN’s large Caribbean audience.

Mr. Stephen Hill, CEO of the Caribbean International Network (CIN), is happy to announce that the Prime Minister of Jamaica, The Honourable Bruce Golding will speak on CIN on Sunday, January 3, 2010.  The Prime Minister will extend Christmas and New Year Greetings to his fellow Jamaicans living in New York at 2.30 pm on Time Warner's Channel 25 and Cable Vision's Channel 22.   The PM's Message will also be repeated on the same day on CIN's Channel 73 at 11.30 pm. 

“The Jamaican Diaspora contributes significantly to economic growth of the Jamaican economy through remittances, investments and frequent visits to Jamaica, says Stephen Hill.  It is important that the Prime Minister addresses the importance of the Diaspora and encourage them to continue to assist Jamaica in this period of global economic downturn. CIN is also happy to announce that each month in 2010, the Prime Minister will speak on topics of interest to the over 1 million Jamaicans living in the Tri-State, and through CIN his message will be aired to over 18.9 million people, a first for any Caribbean country”.

RADIO COMMERCIAL FOR “CHRISTMAS IN JA” 09’

It's “CHRISTMAS in JA” ... 30 minutes of greetings from your loved ones and families in Jamaica to you in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut ... Sunday, December 27 on CIN's Channel 73 … 1:30pm and repeat 5:30pm.

Bring back the memories with “CHRISTMAS in JA” sponsored by Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery & Grill -- Taste the Rhythm of the Caribbean and P. A. Benjamins --A Trusted Name for Over a Century.

“CHRISTMAS in JA” 1.30pm and 5.30pm Sunday December 27 on CIN's Channel 73.

The overwhelming response for the highly rated Hill & Gully Ride has encouraged CIN (Caribbean International Network) to return this prize winning show back on CIN in New York.

Hill & Gully Ride, which explores the interesting culture of Jamaica, takes you on a sojourn into the nooks and crannies of the Island, with interviews of a cross-section of Jamaicans, learning about their ways of life and getting interesting stories about their districts.
Hill & Gully Ride will be aired on CIN's Channel 73, Sundays at 5.30 pm, starting December 6.

CIN PROGRAMME LANDS FIRST FULL-LENGTH TV INTERVIEW WITH THE HON. BRUCE GOLDING JAMAICAN PRIME MINISTER

The Caribbean International Network’s Caribbean Lifestyle Magazine (CLM) is the first television program to conduct a full-length interview with Jamaica’s Prime Minister, The Hon. Bruce Golding.

The purpose of the interview is to offer metropolitan New City’s 18 million television viewers a chance to see an in-depth, extended interview on a range of topics vital to Jamaica. This session revealed the unfiltered truth about the current affairs in the country and what the head of state sees for our future. “In light of the global recession, Jamaicans abroad and at home need to know the status of things,” said Stephen Hill, the head of CIN.

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Mr. Jarrett highlighted some of the historic strides that Jamaica National has made during it 135 years of operation, and its continuing links with Jamaicans in the USA Diaspora.

Mr. Jarrett also discussed many of the financial products that Jamaica National offers the Diaspora to enhance their savings, expedite the flow of remittances to and from Jamaica, and a mortgage portfolio which today is the largest in the English speaking Caribbean.

Caribbean Lifestyle Magazine (CLM) is a weekly one hour program that is broadcast on the CIN TV network in NY, channel 73 (WNYC-TV) in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island and Queens and is available on Verizon's FIOS and channel 26 in the NY Tri-state area.

The popular program has opened up the landscape for Caribbean culture and has been an effective tool in channeling positive messages from the region. For the past 16 years Caribbean International Network (CIN) has been the only regularly scheduled television service for the Caribbean community in the New York area.  Over the years the network has provided a full menu of news, sports, drama and music programmes created exclusively for the rapidly growing and youthful Caribbean population. Each week CIN airs a wide and diverse range of information and entertainment programmes for the large Caribbean-American viewers.

"Rockers", the legendary Reggae Television show by Earl Chin, returns to CIN's Channel 73 on Fridays at 11.00 pm, starting September 11. In "Rockers" Earl Chin, America's leading Reggae TV producer, captures the top Jamaican and International super stars with their greatest hits in 60 minutes of Reggae show-masterpiece.

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According to Stephen Hill, CEO of Caribbean International Network (CIN) “there are over one million Jamaicans in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut (Tri-State) and they represent a huge market for the Jamaican Financial services industry, with the many products they offer. Today, banking is digital and people can now with a click of a button open and access their banking accounts, pay bills and do a host of online banking services.

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The Caribbean International Network (CIN TV) is proud to announce the second airing of Rising Stars, on Ch. 73 starting Sunday, February 15th, at 7:00 p.m.

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The Caribbean International Network (CIN TV) is proud to announce the second airing of Rising Stars, on Ch. 73 starting Sunday, February 15th, at 7:00 p.m. and reaching the five boroughs of New York.

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Thanks to the Caribbean International Network (CIN) the spectacle of this year's Trinidad Carnival can be viewed by the Caribbean people living in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Four ½ hr. Programs of this famous and colorful pagentry will be aired Sundays March 8th – 29th on CIN’s Ch. 25 at 3 p.m. primetime.

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New York: Lowell Hawthorne, CEO and founder of Golden Krust Bakery & Grill, who built a successful Caribbean business empire that encompasses over 120 franchises in 9 states in the USA, emphasized the importance of a solid business plan for entrepreneurs looking to start their own businesses and achieving financial wealth. Hawthorne comments came as he addressed enthusiastic listeners at the fifth Annual CIN Lecture Series at The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, NY.

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BARACK'S IMPRESSIVE VICTORY SHOULD ENTHUSE CARIBBEAN NATIONS IN THE DIASPORA

New York: Stephen Hill, CEO of the Caribbean International Network (CIN) has declared that the historic victory of Barack Obama, the first black President of the United States, should enthuse the over two million Caribbean-Americans in the Tri-State with a sense that anything is possible and achievable in the USA. 

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CIN LECTURE SERIES IN FIFTH YEAR

The 2008 CIN Caribbean Lecture Series will feature the young, outstanding Jamaican entrepreneur, Lowell Hawthorne O.D., Founder, President and CEO of Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery & Grill, the largest manufacturer, distributor and franchisor of Caribbean baked products in the United States. Hawthorne brings to this position a wealth of experience and a solid record of
Achievement, both as an accountant and entrepreneur.

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FINANCIAL SECTOR  MELTDOWN IN US PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES TO JAMAICAN COMPANIES

Basil Naar, CEO of Churches Cooperative Credit Union says “ the financial meltdown in the US provides great opportunities for Jamaican Companies,”   this revelation was made  at the signing of the new synergy between Caribbean International Network, CIN, and  Churches Cooperative Credit Union at its headquarters recently.

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DANCING DYNAMITES TO AIR ON CIN TV

“Dancin Dynamites”, a TV blockbuster, will air on the Caribbean International Network (CIN) this Sunday in primetime 5:30pm.

“Dancin Dynamites”, hosted by the beautiful and exciting Jenny Jenny has had two very successful seasons in Jamaica and the current third season will air simultaneously in New York on CIN and in Jamaica.

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STEPHEN HILL BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD 2007

Stephen Hill, CEO of the Caribbean International Network received the Businessman Award 2007 from the Caribbean and American Family Services, Inc. (C.A.F.S.) at their annual Founders Appreciation Dinner & Awards Ceremony at Master’s Banquet Hall in New York on February 8, 2008.  The Businessman Award was presented “In recognition of your years of dedication and foresight in bringing the Caribbean to us in a positive and enriching manner.  You have made our community better”.

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MARCH IS A BIG MONTH FOR CIN TV, CHANNEL 73 AND DANCIN’ DYNAMITES !!!

The Dancin Dynamites Competition which is now in its third staging promises to be bigger and better for the upcoming New Year. Fourteen Dance pairs will have to BRING IT every week to prove to the voters and viewer that they are the best dynamites! The show attracts over one million viewers in Jamaica and enjoyed over one million hits in 2007.

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“CHRISTMAS IN JA”

The Caribbean International Network (CIN) will be presenting the programme "Christmas in Ja" for the 5th year which entails a wide variety of Christmas customs, caroling, fun, laughter, partying and greetings.

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HON. P.J. PATTERSON SPEAKS AT CIN LECTURE SERIES TO OVERFLOWING AUDIENCE AT SCHOMBURG IN NYC

Former Prime Minister of Jamaica, The Hon PJ Patterson, who served as Head of Government for 14 unbroken years told a packed house at the Schomburg Center for Research In Black Culture in Harlem, presented an astonishing speech on the “Caribbean’s Economic Potential.”

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CIN sponsors Portland under-16 Football competition

The Caribbean International Network (CIN) were sponsors of the Portland under-16 football competition and Stephen Hill, CEO of CIN presented the award to the Progressive Football Club at this year’s award ceremony held in Port Antonio at Bethesda Gospel Hall on Friday, September 14, 2007.

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Rising Stars – The number one reality talent show on local television can now be seen in New York

The Caribbean International Network (CIN TV) is proud to announce a new addition to our programme line up – “Rising Stars”, starting Sunday, October 14th, which will air on channel 73 at 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. and reaches the five boroughs of New York.

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Caribbean International Network & Trinidad Publishing Company Sign News & Sports Agreement

Beginning September 2007, Caribbean International Network (CIN) will begin airing the “Trinidad Sports Roundup” on Channel 73 in New York and the Tri-State area.

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