MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND, October 31, 2010 (Press-News.org) Sky is giving customers the chance to share the ultimate TV experience with their friends by hosting their very own Sky+HD Party.
Each host will be given one complimentary film to watch in stunning high definition from a choice of three new movie releases from Sky Box Office HD worth GBP3.91, plus a GBP10 M&S voucher to kick off the party in style.
Sky+HD customers have a choice of three films to choose from - Inception, Sex and the City 2 and Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore - shown exclusively from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th December.
To qualify for the offer, party hosts need to set up their Sky+HD party and invite three or more friends, who must accept their online invitations by 5pm on 16 November. Friends must be over 18 and cannot be members of the same household.
The Sky+HD party host and their guests will get closer to the explosive action of a Hollywood blockbuster with the sharper detail and superb quality sound of Sky high definition.
Those wishing to host a Sky+HD party need to be an existing Sky+HD customer whose HD viewing card goes active before 14th November 2010 are eligible for this offer. All friends must accept their invitations online by 5pm on 16th November and the parties will need to take place on one day between Friday 10th and Sunday 12th of December 2010.
The Sky+HD Party offer is subject to availability and limited to the first 19,000 parties.
About Sky
Sky operates the most comprehensive multichannel, multi-platform television service in the UK and Ireland, reaching over 9.9 million homes. Sky continues to break new ground with its own portfolio of channels: Sky 1 combines its commitment to UK production with the best of the US; Sky Arts is the UK's only dedicated arts channel brand; Sky Sports is still raising the bar in sports broadcasting; and Sky News remains a pioneer in television news. Sky also works with dozens of other broadcasters on the satellite platform, online and on mobile. Sky is now leading the UK into the age of high definition television with Sky+ HD and launched Europe's first 3DTV channel, Sky 3D, this October. The company is also the UK's fastest-growing broadband and home phone provider.
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Sky Announces Sky+HD Party Offer
Sky is giving existing Sky+HD customers the opportunity to share the ultimate TV experience with their friends by hosting a Sky+HD Party, with Sky Box Office movies and GBP10 M&S vouchers up for grabs.
2010-10-31
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