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NBC to Offer a Free Video Download Service

Posted on September 20, 2007 by newsjava

NBC Universal, acknowledging that viewers are increasingly moving away from traditional television viewing, announced plans today for a service that will make popular NBC programs available to download free to personal computers and other devices.

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