CW Network to go all-HD starting next season

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 29 Jul 2007 19:57 User comments (3)

The CW Network, previously the UPN and the WB networks, has announced that all of its upcoming 2007-2008 programming season will be broadcast in HD.

Every drama and comedy, and WWE Smackdown, will be produced in HD with surround sound so that they are broadcasted in full HD glory.

This is good news especially for wrestling fans who felt they were left out when Smackdown was originally left off the HD bandwagon. The show should move to HD in January.

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130.7.2007 18:00

limelight

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Cool. Now the other 5 million channels out there need to be HD too.

230.7.2007 22:03

borhan9

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This is good news for fans :)

315.8.2007 19:24

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At what point will the cable companies start to scream that they can't handle the bandwidth?

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