HDNet To Air Coverage Of Katrina's Devastation In High DefinitionFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - DALLAS, TX September 5, 2005 - HDNet will bring viewers an unprecedented view of the devastation in New Orleans with a special episode of HDNet World Report to air Tuesday, September 6th at 8:00pm ET and 11:00pm ET. "HDNet is the only U.S. network providing viewers with coverage of the ravaged Gulf Coast in high definition," said Mark Cuban of HDNet. "This is just one more example of HDNet's commitment to bring our viewers news like they have never seen it before." Premiering Tuesday, HDNet presents "HDNet World Report Special: The Devastation On The Gulf Coast." World Report reporters have been working across the region, as the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina becomes ever more apparent. From the flooded streets of New Orleans to the death and devastation across Mississippi and Alabama, HDNet brings viewers pictures of the rescues, tragedy and devastation from what could turn out be the worst natural disaster in American history.
This program is scheduled to air at the following special dates and times: The HDNet World Report is an original, long-form, news documentary series, launched in January 2002, which covers the biggest news events from around the globe in 1080i high-definition. World Report crews have been in Iraq since May 2003, producing programs that provide the best evidence of how HD news gathering helps viewers understand the true reality of world events.
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