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BSkyB to Offer Video-On-Demand Content to Sony PSP Users
4:22 am on July 31, 2007 | Category: Wireless Technology, Mobile Devices, Television, Wireless, Multimedia
British satellite television giant, BSkyB (British Sky Broadcasting), has reached a deal with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, to give Sony PSP users access to a wide selection of Sky’s Video-On-Demand content.
BSkyB Chief Executive, James Murdoch, said that together, the companies are “ideally placed to make portable, on-demand TV a reality.”
“The quality of the PSP screen and its substantial reach among two million users makes it a natural extension to our multi-platform strategy,” Murdoch continued.
The new PSP video service will be demonstrated for the first time on August 22, at the SCEE Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany.
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