U.S. House passes DTV delay, ensuring passage
WASHINGTON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to delay the nationwide switch to digital television signals by about four months, the final step that virtually ensures final passage.
All other news agencies I’m reading say that this vote did NOT pass. Reuters is reporting that it DID pass.
Jon S.
I’m So Confused, now
J.H.
This was not our finest hour, and a number of readers noticed. We were wrong about the passage, and we corrected the error: GBU Editor
Attendees look up at a display of Panasonic plasma televisions in a 2005 photo. REUTERS/Mike Blake
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