News Television Sky wants my MTV Sky wants my MTV |
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| Written by Stephen Ebert | ||||
| Thursday, 10 April 2008 | ||||
Page 1 of 2  MTV - every young person’s favourite pastime - has joined forces with Sky to launch a funky new Multiroom box, making sure families can watch the music channel in more than one room. Now we’ll never miss another episode of My Super Sweet Sixteen.
The box, designed to look like an X-ray is produced by Sky and MTV and will give frustrated teeny boppers the chance to watch MTV’s music channels for £10 per month from their prison. Er, we mean bedroom. "This specially-designed Multiroom box is an iconic must-have for MTV fans and as such, we're expecting the very limited stock to be snapped up,” said Heather Jones, director of televisionfor MTV Networks UK and Ireland, while checking out her own skeletal structure. "Whether you love entertainment or are a massive music fan this limited edition set-top box will ensure that you can watch the best that MTV has to offer in your own space." The boxes are available exclusively from Sky’s MTV website for £49.
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