Page Three plugs 3D
No great surprise today that The Sun (Prop: R. Murdoch) managed to turn Sunday's 3-1 Manchester United-Arsenal scoreline into a front page plug for the new Sky TV 3D service (Prop: R. Murdoch).
I was more impressed to see that Stacey, 20 from Plymouth, had an opinion on the polarised light that made it happen...
Posted by Martin Belam, February 1, 2010
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2 comments so far
Wow I am surprised that they already have 3-D TV programs! I figured that would be a little while since most TV's can't even display 3-D yet. Good info, thanks.
Yes, interesting comments from Stacey on the 3d tv technology. What a shame that such a technological breakthrough could not be supported by some more authoritative commenting on the subject. As to media promoting other interests they own and portraying them as news, we really should not be surprised at all by these shananigans.