MSTV has elected its board of directors for 2009-2010, with Robert W. Hubbard named chairman.

The newly elected chairman says the DTV transition could face a setback due to unregulated devices operating on TV channels and that the trade association must meet the challenge.

John Godfrey directs Samsung’s Washington, D.C., activities as VP of Government and Public Affairs for the company.

The board of directors of the National Cable and Telecommunications Association reelected Michael Willner, president and CEO of Insight Communications, to a second term as chairman of the board during a meeting at the Cable 2002 national convention in New Orleans. Glenn Britt, chairman and CEO of Time Warner Cable, wa

Audiovox’s Lavelle will continue to serve as the executive board chairman, with MyerEmco’s Yacoubian as vice chairman.

The board of directors of the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers has re-elected Mike LaJoie, executive vice president and chief technology office for Time Warner Cable, as chairman of the board for the 2012-2013 term.

The letter from MSTV president and CEO David Donovan to the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation committee chairman and co-chairman points to a section of the Communications, Consumer’s Choice, and Broadband Deployment Act that will result in interference to DTV transmission.

Board chairman Alan Frank has appointed the Tribune Broadcasting president and CEO to the leadership group.