Living TV Now Available in HD with Virgin Media
Living TV will for the first time be available in glorious HD from Tuesday 6th October 2009, only with Virgin Media TV. Living, home to the Next Top Model shows, Most Haunted, Private Practice and the excellent Ghost Whisperer, will be joining Virgin Media’s already impressive line up. Programmes already available in HD include BBC, Channel 4, ESPN, FX, MTV and National Geographic, with more channels in the pipeline soon to been shown in crystal clear high definition.
Chief commercial officer at Virgin Media, Mark Schweitzer, said -
Our customers watch LIVING more than any other digital TV channel, so I’m delighted they will exclusively be the first to watch it in spectacular HD. LIVING has a powerful brand and a breadth of programming that works so well in HD. Our TV service continues to grow as we focus on content that both complements our existing line-up and benefits most from being shown in HD.
Virgin Media also has over 300 hours of HD content available through their on demand TV and BBC iPlayer, alongside over 60 HD films to choose from at any one time aswell as shows such as The Sopranos and Band of Brothers. You can receive this exciting package as part of a Virgin Media bundle, which can include TV, phone line, internet access, or all three if you so desire.
With almost 10 million customers in the UK, Virgin Media is one of the UK’s largest residential broadband providers. Thanks to their nationwide fibre optic cable network, Virgin Media can deliver ultrafast internet access of up to 50Mb, and when added to their amazing HD TV package, it’s easy to see why more and more people are choosing Virgin Media for all their home entertainment needs.
Plus if you order today you will receive the first 2 months absolutely free! As you can see, there’s never been a better time to order a Virgin Media bundle package than today.
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