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- Delaying DTV Could Mean Longer Wait for LTEToday
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President-elect Barack Obama is asking Congress to delay the transition that will force the nation’s TV broadcasts to switch from analog to digital signals. Depending on how long the delay is, it could affect the deployment of several services destined for the spectrum currently occupied by those analog TV signals.
- In Hard Times, Chipmakers and Suppliers Butt HeadsToday
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The pain the recession is currently causing for the semiconductor industry has been well documented, but it may also escalate tensions between chip equipment vendors and their customers.
- Key Telco Legislator Jumps To EnergyYesterday
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Congressman Edward Markey, a key proponent of net neutrality and online privacy, will leave his position on the committee that deals with telecommunications regulation to chair the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment. House watchers had expected Markey to remain on the Commerce Committee, where he would direct the telecommunications agenda.
- Verizon Branches Out With Expensive Online StorageYesterday
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Verizon is following the herd with a broadband backup and sharing product for home PCs announced today. Just drag and drop your files into a folder on your PC, and Verizon will store them online for you — no matter who provides your broadband. The first 250 MB is free, but it will cost $30.
- Debate Brewing Over Delaying DTV SwitchYesterday
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With just a little over a month until the national digital television (DTV) switch on Feb. 17, the Consumers Union has asked to push the date back, and Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass), chairman of the House Telecommunications and Internet sub-committee is considering it. The Consumers Union is concerned that too many people will be shut off [...]
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