Deborah D McAdams

Another 400,000 tune in to DTV 

GM finds buyer for Hummer, court agrees to hear Chrysler challenge

FCC rules remain in limbo

Television monitors connected to cable or satellite service will become démodé as people discover that aerial reception plus shows delivered online equals hybrid à la carte.

2010 World Cup served as a test bed

Yahoo enters ’Net TV game with Samsung

Jim Yager’s television career was determined by the stars.

Estimates of OTA reliance remain nebulous

Veteran NAB chief hosts his last big show in Las Vegas

Lawmakers vie to end analog TV

Analog TV broadcasting will end in 2009. Just when in 2009 depends on the compromise hammered out between the House and Senate DTV bills.

Antenna makers and tall-steel teams are gearing up for a spike in business as TV stations prepare to crank up the power on digital transmitters.

Congressman plays Dan Rather card

Media providers turned to all things Sandy today as the eponymous hurricane approached the Eastern seaboard.

WACP-TV, the newly minted DTV station in Atlantic City, said it has secured carriage on Comcast, Dish and DirecTV systems.