Andrew Noyes writes:
"A long list of television network affiliates warned all 100 senators and key House leaders against a plan to allow cable TV companies to degrade high-definition programming to what they called "a quality little better than analog." ¶ The ABC, CBS, NBC and Telemundo network affiliates wrote the lawmakers to challenge language in a pending House telecommunications bill, H.R. 5252. ¶ The letter -- which skewers multi-channel video-programming distributors, or MVPDs -- argues that millions of Americans who spent or will spend top dollar on high-definition TV sets could be shortchanged unless steps are taken to fix the bill. ...
Link: National Journal.
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