The House of Representatives today rejected an attempt to immediately pass legislation delaying the digital TV transition, likely putting off a final House vote on the DTV delay until next week. While the stall robs the Obama administration of some momentum in its effort to delay the switch from Feb...
Advertising groups are adding their support to requests that Congress delay the digital TV transition. In a statement today, as the House prepares to vote on delaying the DTV transition, the Association of National Advertisers, the American Association of Advertising Agencies and the American Advertising...
For television, there seem to be more questions than answers as 2008 comes to a close: How many industry pros will lose their jobs? How long will the recession last? How badly will the advertising market that is TV’s lifeblood falter? Wave after wave of anxiety-provoking headlines don’t help matters...
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The Federal Communications Commission will take the unusual step of sponsoring a NASCAR entry as part of its digital TV outreach. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin announced today that the agency will sponsor the No. 38 car of driver David Gilliland for three Sprint Cup races. The FCC didn’t immediately say...