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- Could HDTV's answer be a 'grand alliance'? (Federal Communications Commission recommends that four systems competing to be high definition TV standard work together; includes article about retesting schedule )
- Blue-ribbon committee suggests that four systems vying for acceptance as FCC transmission standard combine best features and work together Life would be simpler for the television industry and Washington regulators if they could have just one Blue-ribbon committee...
- Research articles 1993-03-01
- HDTV advisory group gives VSB good marks for cable - the FCC Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service tests vestigial sideband technology
- WASHINGTON--The FCC Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service last week said that the vestigial sideband VSB technology proposed for a transmission subsystem performed well in cable environments during field trials conducted during the summer.
- Research articles 1994-09-26
- Green light for prototype? (Federal Communications Commission high-definition television advisory committee may approve multi-corporation development of prototype system) (Closed Circuit) (Brief Article)
- The FCC's HDTV advisory committee may be able to give the grand alliance the green light to build a prototype system by August or September, perhaps even earlier, said Paul Misener, aide to committee chairman Dick Wiley. The committee continues to The FCC's...
- Research articles 1993-06-21
- HDTV standard delayed for 5 months. (high definition television)
- The selection of a transmission standard for high-definition television lost a bit of steam last week, even as one major player dropped out and another demonstrated that its system works. The standard selection will be delayed about five month ...
- Research articles 1992-03-30
- HDTV advisory committee to consider job creation. (selection of high-definition television system standard will take American job creation into account)
- Will send questionnaire to system developers The FCC's HDTV advisory committee has agreed to look at job creation when picking an HDTV broadcast standard. Advisory Committee Chairman Richard Wiley said at the NAB convention in Las...
- Research articles 1993-05-03
- HDTV testing rescheduled. (high-definition television scheduled for Federal Communication Commission testing May 24, 1993) (Brief Article)
- The FCC's HDTV advisory committee has pushed back testing on the four proposed systems to May 24. The tests had been scheduled to begin the first week in May. In mid-April, however, the committee learned that test materials were not ready...
- Research articles 1993-05-03
- Grand alliance lays out its battle plan. (high-definition television development alliance)
- FCC formally approves joint effort; prototype expected to be ready by May 1994 The FCC's high-definition television advisory committee got its first official look at the specifics of the HDTV grand alliance's proposed system at a meeting late ...
- Research articles 1993-07-12
- HDTV standard could be here by end of '95. (high-definition television)
- Results of a summer-long field trial of vestigial sideband modulation technology for future high-definition television signals received a satisfied nod from the FCC Advisory Committee, paving the way for more tests next year and a possible HDTV stand Results of a summer-long field trial of vestigial...
- Research articles 1994-10-03
- RICHARD E. WILEY.
- FOR MANY LAWYERS--ESPECIALLY WASHINGTON LAWYERS--BEING NAMED CHAIRMAN OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION MIGHT BE CONSIDERED THE PINNACLE IN A CAREER[ldots] FOR Richard E. Wiley, however, that position was but the starting point in a co FOR MANY LAWYERS--ESPECIALLY...
- Research articles 2000-04-12
- Green light seen for Grand Alliance system; HDTV transmission standard poised to go to FCC. (Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service's proposal for an HDTV transmission standard)(Technology)
- HDTV transmission standard poised to go to FCC After eight years, HDTV standard setters are forecasting a smooth ride to the FCC for their advanced TV transmission system. The group charged with recommending a new TV standard plans to wrap ...
- Research articles 1995-09-18
- Advisory panel calls for more HDTV tests. (Federal Communications Commission's Advisory Committee on Advanced TV Service eliminates Japan Broadcasting Corp.'s analog Narrow MUSE from HDTV transmission standards)
- WASHINGTON -- An FCC advisory panel eliminated NHK's (Japan Broadcasting Co.) analog Narrow MUSE from high-definition TV transmission standards consideration last week, at the same time recommending further tests of the remaining four, digital syst WASHINGTON -- An FCC advisory panel eliminated NHK's (Japan...
- Research articles 1993-02-15
- ACATS orders issue of b'cast multichannels. (Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Services)
- Broadcasters are enjoying new opportunities to lobby the Federal Communications Commission and Congress for permission to use proposed high-definition television channels to deliver multichannel video services similar to what cable operators envision Broadcasters are enjoying new opportunities to lobby the Federal Communications Commission and Congress...
- Research articles 1994-02-28
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- GI HDTV move vindicates TCI. (General Instruments Inc.; high definition television; Tele-Communications Inc.) (column)
- GI HDTV Move Vindicates TCI In a move rich with symbolism and irony, General Instrument's VideoCipher Division has given the Federal Communications Commission's advanced television advisory committee a proposal for a 6-MHz, all-digital HDTV sys GI HDTV Move Vindicates TCI...
- Research articles 1990-06-11
- HDTV competitors merge their systems. (high-definition television)
- Sponsors of the four systems competing to be the U.S. standard for high-definition television HDTV merged their systems and submitted a single proposal to the Federal Communications Commission FCC for review. The FCC's Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service is reviewing the system proposed...
- Research articles 1993-07-01
- IC firms must await joint HDTV talks
- WASHINGTON--Microelectronic suppliers--especially Texas Instruments, Motorola, AT&T and Harris--are watching anxiously on the sidelines as four Advanced Television ATV proponents struggle to join together behind a single HDTV system by April 1. The Federal Communications Commission's full ATV Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday in what was originally planned to be...
- Research articles 1993-02-22
- FCC okays Zenith/AT&T all-digital HDTV proposal. (Federal Communications Commission approves all-digital high-definition television proposals of Zenith Electronics Corp. and AT&T Bell Laboratories) (Brief Article)
- The all-digital high-definition television proposal submitted by Zenith Electronics Corp. and AT&T Bell Laboratories to the Federal Communications Commission's Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Services has been certified for testing, w The all-digital high-definition television proposal submitted by Zenith Electronics Corp. and AT&T...
- Research articles 1991-11-11
- Critical time nears for setting HDTV standard.
- It's put up or shut up time for television broadcasters challenging the modulation system selected by the Grand Alliance for its proposed high-definition TV system. The Federal Communications Commission's Advisory Committee for Advanced Television Service ACATS has taken the first step toward a ...
- Research articles 1995-06-12
- Cema Proposes Mobile Service
- Spectrum now used for TV Ch. 60-62 and 65-67 should be allocated exclusively to new mobile communications service to be called Mobile Multimedia Bcst. Service MMBS, CEMA said in comment on FCC rulemaking (WT 99-168) to allocate spectrum to be returned as part of DTV transition. In little-noticed filing,...
- Research articles 1999-08-02
- Digital modulation tech showdowns draw near.
- With the cable, telephone and computer industries all but settled on MPEG-compatible digital video compression standards, a new series of showdowns over a second key digital standard begins Feb. 24. On that date, the Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Services will select a...
- Research articles 1994-02-14
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