Azerbaijani Eurovision website still not ready
While the whole country is buzzing about the coming Eurovision song contest in May, the website for it is not prepared yet.
The domain www.eurovision.az, bought for Public Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (known as ITV), has only one page. It welcomes users in Azerbaijani and says that the site is under development by Ultra company. There are only four months left until the event, but no information in company’s web site is provided regarding the website.
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