gigaom.com - 1/28/2009
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Members of the House this afternoon failed to pass a bill that would delay the transition from analog to digital television signals by four months. Without House approval, the deadline for the switch stands at Feb. 17. Qualcomm is undoubtedly rejoicing, as it stands to lose the most from ...
reuters.com - 1/28/2009
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reuters.com —
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An effort to delay the
February 17 deadline for a nationwide switch to digital...
television failed in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday after Republicans blocked the move. The legislation is backed by President Barack ...
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House fails to pass digital TV delay bill
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gigaom.com - 2/4/2009
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gigaom.com —
The House voted today to approve a four-month
delay to the transition from analog to digital television...
signals, making the new June 12 deadline a near certainty. The Senate approved its own version of the bill last week, and since both bills are ...
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DTV Delay Almost Official [GigaOM]
arstechnica.com - 2/2/2009
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arstechnica.com —
The House may have put the kibosh on
a proposed four-month delay in the transition to digital...
television last week—but that bill only failed because, under a suspension of the rules, a two-thirds majority was required for passage. ...
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Modified DTV delay bill set for House revote Tuesday
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House Puts the Kibosh on DTV Delay
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... Members of the House this afternoon failed to pass a bill that would delay the transition from analog to digital television signals by four months. Without House approval, the deadline for the switch stands at Feb. 17. Stacey at GigaOM has the full story and some analysis. Here are some background links to bring you up to speed: ...
House Puts the Kibosh on DTV Delay [NewTeeVee]
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... Members of the House this afternoon failed to pass a bill that would delay the transition from analog to digital television signals by four months. Without House approval, the deadline for the switch stands at Feb. 17. Stacey at GigaOM has the full story and some analysis. Here are some background links to bring you up to speed: ...
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Senate, House Pass DTV Delay Bill
ohgizmo.com 2/5/2009 —
By Luke Anderson
Well it seems that this whole DTV transition delay is finally happening. I’ve hoped that our government would see the light, but that is not the case. The latest bill has passed at the House and is on its way to President ...
DTV delay... delayed? House votes down DTV postponement
arstechnica.com 1/28/2009 —
Broadcasters and viewers have had February 17, 2009 circled on their calendars for some time. That's the day analog television broadcasts are supposed to become a thing of the past in the US. Earlier this week, the Senate approved a ...
House fails to pass DTV delay bill (Reuters)
techmeme.com 1/28/2009 —
Reuters :
House fails to pass DTV delay bill — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An effort to delay the nationwide switch to digital television signals by about four months failed in the House of Representatives on Wednesday. ...
Congress approves DTV delay
news.cnet.com 2/4/2009 — The House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to delay the national transition to digital broadcasting. The bill now awaits the president's signature.
House OKs DTV Delay, Bill Goes to President Obama
gearlog.com 2/5/2009 —
Get ready for summertime DTV transition.
The House on Wednesday approved a bill to move the DTV transition from February 17 to June 12 by a vote of 264 to 158.
The Senate approved the measure last week, so it now moves to President Obama, who ...
Obama Signs DTV-Delay Bill
broadcastingcable.com 2/11/2009 — President Barack Obama has signed the bill extending the DTV date from Feb. 17 to June 12. His...
Senate OKs DTV Delay and Offers $9B for Broadband [GigaOM]
gigaom.com 1/28/2009 — The Senate yesterday approved a bill to delay the transition to digital television signals until June 12, and the House is expected to approve similar legislation today. While Qualcomm may be gnashing its teeth over the passage of the delay, which ...
Senate OKs DTV Delay, Still Needs Money for Coupons [GigaOM]
gigaom.com 1/23/2009 — The Senate late Thursday night agreed on a bill that would delay the transition from broadcasting analog to digital television signals by four months. It will vote on that bill next week. Meanwhile, the House this week approved the $6 billion in ...