HDTV: another triumph of the free-market economy

[rgraham666]

To stop the mind reading rays wrap a wet towel around your head.

The voices in my head stop when ever I do that.

 

[Huckleman2000]

Rox is right, the original date has come and gone. Pretty much the same thing will happen with the revised date.
I used to cover this industry for a consultancy. there's a great book about the development of HDTV standards and the awarding of transmission spectrum for digital TV. Well worth the read!

 

[S-Des]

To stop the mind reading rays wrap a wet towel around your head.

The voices in my head stop when ever I do that.

I defer to your wisdom.

 

[shereads]

Rox is right, the original date has come and gone. Pretty much the same thing will happen with the revised date.
I used to cover this industry for a consultancy. there's a great book about the development of HDTV standards and the awarding of transmission spectrum for digital TV. Well worth the read!

Thanks, Huck.

And thanks for reminding me that there is an even better term for 'laid off' than 'self-employed':

"Consultant."

I am a Consultant!

 

[jomar]

To stop the mind reading rays wrap a wet towel around your head.

The voices in my head stop when ever I do that.

Tin foil, shiny side out, works too.

 

[rgraham666]

Tin foil, shiny side out, works too.

That only stops the ones speaking to me from Centauri Prime. The ones from Neptune still get through.

 

[DrHappy]

HDTV: another triumph of the free-market economy

Are you being sarcastic? I disagree with this premise. I'd say that that the complaints are driven by the lack of free-market forces (government intervention and subsidies).

 

[ccnyman]

Are you being sarcastic? I disagree with this premise. I'd say that that the complaints are driven by the lack of free-market forces (government intervention and subsidies).

Just the opposite of free-markets and a capitalistic system.

 

[shereads]

Are you being sarcastic?

Apparently not very well.