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Ken Judah Freed has reported on the media industry since 1992 for top trade magazines in the U.S. and Europe. He pioneered coverage of digital media and interactive TV. Judah also is the national Political Issues Examiner.

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Interactive TV inching forward in the U.S.

When I first began writing about interactive television for media trade magazines back in 1993, the enthusiastic expectation within the cable industry...
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Four proposals for global solutions to GhostNet-style malware invasions

The world is still reeling from revelations over the weekend of a malicious software infestation of more than 1200...
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Former Rocky Mountain News staffers announce the potential revival of the Denver Times

Three Denver-area entrepreneurs have offered to support the launch of a new online replacement for the Rocky...
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CNBC credibility blasted on The Daily Show

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CNBC financial analyst and anti-mortgage bailout commentor Rick Santelli last Friday cancelled a scheduled appearance on The Daily Show With Jon...
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A private obituary: Rocky Mountain News

Slightly less than two months shy of its 150th anniversary, the Pulitzer-prize winning Rocky Mountain News ceased publication with its final edition...
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DTV explained on live talk show today; please call in with your questions

Confused about the transition to digital TV? Don't know where to turn for reliable answers? Thinking about tossing out your old analog TV set and...
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Denver DTV walk-in help center proves nation is not ready for analog shutoff

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One day before the originally scheduled date for the shutoff of analog television broadcasting in the United States, about 350 mostly elderly citizens...
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Spike Feresten spoof of DTV transition

Congress may have voted to extend the DTV transition from February 17 until June 12, but no amount of extra time...
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Congress delays DTV transition to June; law will help viewers, hurt broadcasters

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The U.S. House of Representatives Wednesday voted 264-158 in favor of postponing the February 17 shutoff of analog TV signals until June 12, 2009. The...
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A five-step action plan to counter the Congressional delay in the DTV transition

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Congress has postponed the DTV transition until June 12, 2009, but Congress has not made any more funds available for the DTV coupon program that ran...
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