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Mar 12 2006
Interactive Commonwealth Games
Digital satellite viewers will have a choice of up to four extra screens when the BBC’s coverage of the Commonwealth Games starts this week. The Opening Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games will be held on March 15, heralding 11 days of intense sporting competition in Melbourne, Australia. BBC TV will be broadcasting 188 hours […]
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By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: BBC, Commonwealth Games, Interactive