September 2004
Fuzzy Outlook for Digital TV
By Wade Roush
When digital television finally takes hold in the United States, vital radio spectrum currently used by analog TV broadcasts will be reallocated to other uses, such as advanced wireless technology and emergency communications. The Federal Communications Commission is now slated to take this spectrum away from analog TV broadcasters as soon as 85 percent of households in each broadcaster's market own at least one digital set.
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