Martin, Baker to Appear at Senate Commerce Committee DTV Hearing
Heads of Federal Communications Commission, National Telecommunications and Information Administration to Discuss Digital-TV Transition
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 4/4/2008 9:36:00 AM
The Senate Commerce Committee will hear from the heads of the two key government agencies overseeing the digital-TV transition.
Federal Communications Commission chairman Kevin Martin and acting National Telecommunications and Information Administration chief Meredith Atwell Baker will be the witnesses at an April 8 hearing.
The hearing will focus on consumer education, the "role of broadcasters and the FCC, and how the NTIA-administered converter-box program is going.”
The hearing was originally scheduled close to Feb. 17, marking one year until the switch of full-power stations to digital TV, but it was postponed due to the funeral service for Rep. Tom Lantos (D-Calif.).
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