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Title: NAB: local TV could die. (National Association of Broadcasters)
Publication: Video Age International (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 1992
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Title: Q&A on U.S. Digital TV with NAB's President.(National Association of Broadcasters president Edward O. Fritts)(Interview)
Author: Dom Serafini
Publication: Video Age International (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2001
Publisher: TV Trade Media, Inc.
Volume: 21 Issue: 6 Page: NA

Article Type: Interview

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• What you need to know to be ready for Feb. 17 DTV transition
From the PCMike NBC-TV Report? We?re now just over a month out from the big transition to all digital TV broadcasts and despite a massive publicity campaign, as many as 1 to 5 million consumers may find themselves unable to watch TV unless they take action by Feb. 17. It?s hard to conceive that people haven?t received the message yet, what with non-stop public announcement on TV and cable, weekly ?tests? which show whether your TV is ready for the DTV transition and more than a year of news st • Obama administration calls for delay in DTV Feb. 17 transition date
The Obama administration is urging Congress to temporarily pull the plug on the transition to digital television by moving back the looming Feb. 17 date. With massive displays of widescreen high def screens touting the digital transformation lighting up huge chunks of the Las Vegas Convention Center at the Consumer Electronics Show this week, you can imagine the response the President Elect?s plea that postpone the changeover brought from manufacturers, broadcasters and the public safety and t • DTV Cutover Delay?
Mr. Obama's administration thinks maybe February 18 is too soon to shut off old-fashioned, coal-burning, analog TV.I'm finding particular enjoyment in this quote from the first linked article: Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.), who has been deeply involved in the transition process, responded to the Obama transition team's request by saying Congress could make an additional 8 million coupons available by passing legislation exempting the coupon program from federal laws prohibiting the government from i • Bob Johnson?s ?Urban Television? Sham-Black Leadership?s Shame- Totally Bloga...
?Never did we dream that in our lifetimes we might have an opportunity to witness this, the birth of the nation?s first over-the-air African American television network. But this year, so many things once thought impossible are taking place.? Civil Right?s Organizations to the Federal Communications Commission on Behalf of Bob Johnson?s Urban Television LLC Its irritating when the Black Elite Establishment sells the rest of Black America Down river for their own self enrichment, but its expone • Black-Owned broadcasters Sue Media Ratings Group, And Win
Media ratings service Arbitron Inc will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to resolve claims that it undercounted minority radio listeners, the New York Attorney General?s office said on Wednesday. Click on image to read full article. Arbitron, whose shares rose more than 19 percent, will pay $260,000 to resolve claims of fraud and illegality. It also will pay $100,000 to the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters and the Spanish Radio Association to support minority rad

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