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'Lost' gets pre-broadcast Anytime download
Published Friday, Feb 1 2008, 14:52 GMT | By James Welsh

The first two episodes of season four will be downloaded to Sky Anytime on TV-enabled boxes on Saturday, February 2 and Saturday, February 9.
Full episodes will also be made available on Sky Anytime on PC and catch-up clips will be added to Sky Mobile TV.
"Innovative products and services such as Sky+, Sky HD and Sky Anytime have been created to give our customers more choice, control and flexibility in consuming the shows they love," said Griff Parry, Sky's director of on demand. "When combined with outstanding content such as the new season of Lost, our customers really feel the benefit. In delivering content across multiple screens we are helping to liberate our customers viewing. If they can’t be there for the HD premiere on Sunday, Sky+, Sky Anytime on PC and Sky Mobile TV will ensure they don’t miss a moment of the excitement."
To coincide with the launch of season four, Sky will make a feature looking at some of the mysteries of the show available on TV, PC and mobile.
"This partnership reiterates our commitment to working with global partners who have a strong presence in the new media space, to bring our must-see content to people in innovative, flexible ways, and enhance audiences' viewing experience," said Tom Toumazis, executive vice president and managing director at Disney-ABC International Television EMEA and Canada. "We're sure Lost's many loyal fans in the UK will appreciate these extra options for enjoying this series."
Lost season four starts on Sky One and Sky One HD at 9pm on Sunday, February 3.
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