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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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Find out more about Judah: 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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The U.S. Senate voted yesterday to postpone the transition of digital TV until June 12, 2009. The U.S. House is expected to approve the same measure...
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If I was the general manager or chief engineer of a broadcast TV station, I might be deeply worried by today's announcement that Sprint Nextel will...
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With 26 days to go before the February 17 shutoff of analog TV in the U.S., the broadcast industry is looking at a triple whammy. The impact will be...
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To check reception of local HDTV broadcasts, I used an FCC coupon to buy an analog-to-digital converter box. All went well until I started looking for...
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After connecting my converter box and basic RCA antenna, I commenced my first scan of available digital signals. To my disappointment, I was only able...
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At Best Buy a few blocks away, I had to go through four clerks in the home theater department before I finally found someone who was really...
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Cable system operators face a triple whammy as the economy slumps. Not only are subscribers looking to cut their costs, but so are advertisers, and...
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The late broadcast television pioneer Steve Allen was recognized as a modern Renaissance man. Steve...
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(Continued from Introduction) Freed: When you first entered broadcast TV, what was the industry like? Allen: Well, I came out...
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