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ePROBE: Corporate Jamaica sees value in virtual parties
Apr 12th, 2020 | Category: eProbe | 12:16#Jamaica #eProbe #Gleaner APRIL 12, 2020: Since the COVID-19 lockdown of places of entertainment and subsequent restrictions implemented by the Government to curtail the spread of the virus, parties have gone online as promoters, disc jocks, and even artistes seek alternative means of staying relevant and entertaining fans. DJs Kurt Riley & Nicco and Marketing Strategist O'Neil Walters speak on how Corporate Jamaica has integrated themselves into the virtual party scene.
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