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DTS Surround Sound Technology to Be Used During 2010 FIFA World Cup Broadcasts MarketWatch (press release) “DTS surround sound technology will be an integral part of the broadcast productions at the 2010 World Cup ,” says Geir Skaaden, VP, North American Licensing. and more »

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The FIFA World Cup 2010 kicks off in a few hours in South Africa and undoubtedly the best way to enjoy the beautiful game is to watch it live in the stadium, soaking in the fun, the sprit and the excitement. But for.

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People’s Daily Online – Found 42 minutes ago Africa’s team ahead of 2010 World Cup on June 3, 2010. (net)Nelson Mandela will not attend opening game of the FIFA World Cup, media reported . Mandela Skips Cup Opener On Family Death – NewsMax.com Mandela Closing Diary for World Cup – International Herald Tribune Mandela Relative Killed After World Cup Concert – Fox News Mandela Relative’s Death Clouds Cup Start – New York Times Explore All AP

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