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Senate getting close to passing June 12 DTV delay bill
Late yesterday, the Senate came very close to hammering out the final details of a bill which would delay the digital TV switch to June 12, 2009. The bill could come to a vote next week.
The Associated Press: Senate nears deal to delay digital TV transition
google.com — 11 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate appeared close to agreement late Thursday on a bill to... delay next month's planned transition from analog to digital television broadcasting to June 12 setting the stage for a vote early next week. Senate ... (more) The Associated Press: Senate nears deal to delay digital ...
Senate passes bill to delay digital TV switch | Technology
reuters.com — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate passed a bill on Monday to delay the nationwide switch to digital... TV signals, giving consumers nearly four more months to prepare. The transition date would move to June 12 from February 17 under the bill that was ... (more) Senate passes bill to delay digital TV switch | ...
Senate Passes Second Bill Changing DTV Transition Date
broadcastingcable.com — Bill expected to be sent to the House for consideration under regular...... (more) Senate Passes Second Bill Changing DTV Transition Date
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