The local mobile operator Nar Mobile presented the conditions for the implementation of the new tariff plan for journalists NarMedia.
Journalists connecting to this tariff plan will be able to talk to each other just 2 kopecks per minute. To the new tariff plan can connect all members of the media.
To connect to the tariff plan journalists should contact the Centers Nar Dunyasi, and submit the following documents for registration: ID card, certificate confirming work as a journalist, and a certificate of employment (with the seal, signature, address, telephone, and e-mail). The media of the applicant must be registered with the Press Council of Azerbaijan (for newspapers, magazines and news agencies). - 17D-
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