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Virgin Media and Sky viewers will get to watch ITV's HD channel on 2 April.

That's good news for footie fans who subscribe to either service. They will now be able to see all of this summer's World Cup games in HD.

All but eight early-stage World Cup matches will be shown on BBC HD and ITV1 HD. VM and Sky subscribers can currently only view the BBC's HD offering.

VM recently announced it will show E4 HD from early April, a prelude to its exclusive broadcast of Film 4 HD, which begins in the summer. ®

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However. You can get ITVHD on Sky.

Just in case anyone missed it,

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fw: Watching Already ?

Somebody give the record player a bump, I think the needles stuck

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ITV HD=most other channels SD?!

ITV seems to be particulalrly bad SD... so now this means there upto most other channels SD in terms of quality?! :)

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