The New America Foundation is out with a policy brief with this title which continues the organization's campaign to set a hard date for the DTV transition no matter the level of adoption of over-the-air DTV receivers. Link: New America Foundation (pdf). One of the authors of this brief, J. H. Snider, also posted a related paper to the NAF website: Should DTV Must-Carry be Expanded, Sunset, or Preserved As-Is? (pdf). --Dennis
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