Broadcasting & Cable - August 18, 2002

The expected uptick in demand for tower modification and construction in the wake of DTV broadcast requirements has flattened out a bit, thanks to the FCC's granting extensions to TV stations across the country. Nonetheless, tower companies are still hustling. John McKay, manager, U.S. broadcast sales, for Radian, says there is a crunch when it comes to tower crews.

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