Knife to the eye! The Digital TV transition will not be delayed after all, according to the House vote today. Will the Senate try again? [Washington Post] (Thanks to Ult3!)
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By cwalters January 28, 2009
Tagged With: delays, legislation, congress, votes, digital tv, dtv
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