Readers who are about to acquire one of the new digital sets or who might be broadcasters who need to educate viewers about their options should check out the Digital TV Facts (or RSS feed) run by Steven Sande. I've not read everything, but it has a lot of good consumer information. --Dennis
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Your site is one that I learn so much from, Dennis, so I was most gratified to see this post. Thanks!
Posted by: Steven Sande | Monday, 11 June 2007 at 10:31