Mark Aitken wrote: >Coulda been us (U.S.)... > >http://www.mobiletv.nokia.com/ > > > Still could be if broadcasters got their act together instead of waiting for others to do it and then complain because they can't. Will be us (U.S.) since Qualcomm and Crown Castle are still in the works. Could have been Sinclair, could still be Sinclair. Why not have a group of broadcasters get together and show and tell the US public just what the issues are and what they are NOT going to have on channels 2-51 and why. Do it on TV. Have a state of the TV Broadcast Industry round table discussion with no holds bared. Make it must see TV. Tell Dingel to shove it literally. Just tell the truth. And show the public what the options are. In other countries people are buying into options not being offered here. Of course you won't because of the concern for multicast must carry. In a few years that is going to look like a ridiculous decision IMO. I still remember, correct me if I am wrong, that Sinclair was terrified of showing Nokia's Mediascreen at the hearings in 2000 and Sinclair was the bravest. If you want to change things I think you have to show what is possible. All of it. All the benefits. The public will find out anyway down the road. OTA is going to soar overseas. The US public will ask questions why we have the worst modulation in the world. When the same family have cell phones that receive DTV with a one inch omni antenna flawlessly have to fiddle with a rooftop rotating antenna for 8-VSB it will get interesting. Someone has dug a hole for you guys to crawl into and you (other broadcasters than Sinclair) seem to want to oblige them. Bob Miller ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.