The name change is the result of a merger between the sports website and leading news platform Pulse.com.gh which will see the creation of Ghana's biggest all round news platform.
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Allsports.com.gh merges with Pulse.com.gh
Ghana's leading sports website Allsports.com.gh will from December 15, 2015 become Pulse Sports.
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Allsports.com.gh has been in existence for three years and has over the period become the website of choice for Ghanaian sports lovers with its unique approach to sports reporting. It has pioneered advancements in reporting with its extensive usage of social media and expressive banners on site.
Head of Content at Ringier Ghana, Godfred Akoto Boafo says the merger will allow for a wider audience to be reached while providing world class content.
"Allsports has become a trend setter and we feel at this time a merger with Pulse.com.gh takes us to a new level in the digital content space and an even bigger audience.
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Readers should expect more breaking news, a world class live score center that covers all the major football leagues and other sports, videos and even bolder graphics. This merger presents so many exciting possibilities for us and our audience," he opined.
Pulse.com.gh was launched exactly a year ago and has become one of the leading names in online news delivery across the sub region with several blue chip companies already associated with it as clients.
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