Super Bowl to be shown in HD on Sky Sports
22 Dec 2006 | by by Joanne Payne
LONDON - Super Bowl XLI is to be the first US sports event to be screened in high definition and Dolby Digital surround sound by Sky Sports in February 2007.
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