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Article: Sprint Kicks Off Super Bowl XL and Rolling Stones Offerings

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January 30, 2006
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01-30-2006
Sprint Kicks Off Super Bowl XL and Rolling Stones Offerings

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Sprint is kicking off its Super Bowl XL coverage with a slew of offerings, including mobile TV features and music content from the Rolling Stones, who will perform during the game's half-time show.
Sprint said that, as a result of its sponsorship of the half- time show and as the official wireless telecommunications service provider to the NFL, its customers will be able to tap into a wide variety of mobile content that reaches beyond Detroit's Ford Field.

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