The new CW network will present the most popular shows from UPN and WB, while trying to lure viewers under 35

Among those homes that bought a converter box in preparation for the transition, 80 percent took advantage of the government’s $40 coupon program.

Adoption measured over the last year

With all of the hype surrounding the migration of video services to IP networks, an issue that often gets overlooked is whether or not there is enough capacity on the Internet backbones to handle the increased load.

Tom Butts is the Editor in Chief of TV Technology. Like most industries, we tend to gravitate towards the next big thing, especially since the end of the digital transition nearly two years ago. Currently we're fixated on Mobile DTV

ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, along with their affiliates, have filed notices of appeals, protesting what they perceive as the FCC’s aggressive stance of the FCC against indecency. The networks claim that the rules are vague and inconsistently applied. Shows singled out in the FCC’s rulings last month included the 2002 Bil

In an another effort to appease lawmakers angry over perceived indecency on the airwaves, the four major broadcast television networks have announced a partnership with the Advertising Council to educate parents about the V-Chip. The organization will work with each network -- ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC --to develop public

The CEA reported that DTV sales during the first half of 2004 are up 80 percent