digitaltv Appeared in the Toronto Star on August 28, 2011 as Uncertainty Abounds as Digital TV Transition Arrives Canada was scheduled to complete the digital television transition this week, with stations switching their over-the-air broadcast signals from analog to digital. The transition represented a tremendous opportunity to advance the Canadian […]
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The Digital TV Transition – A Spark Interview
I participated in an interview on the Canadian digital tv transition together with Bill St. Arnaud for CBC’s Spark. The full podcast interview is available here.
Canada’s Digital TV Transition: Before vs. After
The Canadian Media Guild has posted two maps comparing the availability of transmitters before and after the planned digital transition.
The Obama Transition: Technology, Innovation and Government Reform
On the day of the Obama Inauguration, it is worth taking four minutes to watch this video on the transition team focusing on technology, innovation, and government. The new president has advisors promoting the public domain, access to government information, mashups, and the experimentation with technology. While many Canadians lament […]
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