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hen it comes to HD DVD and Blu-ray, which platform holder has taken the right path?

OSEMONT, Illinois ? It will be the Battle of Midway when three-division world champion ERIK ?El TERRIBLE? MORALES, making his Chicago debut and seeking his record fourth world title in as many weight divisions, rumbles with WBC lightweight champion and Chicago native DAVID DIAZ in the main event of ?The War for 4!? Promoted by Top Rank Inc., in association with Dominic Pesoli?s 8 Count …

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onfusion over the impending digital switchover is likely to result in millions of televisions being dumped unnecessarily. The analogue switch-off begins in October and will be completed in 2012, but a YouGov survey suggests that there are 25 million analogue televisions still in use.

OS ANGELES (June 19, 2007)?The undercard of Hopkins vs. Wright “Coming to Fight” will showcase two exciting World Championship bouts featuring the United States debut of two of boxing’s most exciting rising stars.

TV executive chairman Michael Grade is reportedly in the process of forming a ‘war cabinet’ with other senior members of the HD for All alliance of public service broadcasters, consumer electronics manufacturers and retailers, who are lobbying for spectrum to be reserved for free-to-view high-definition channels on digital terrestrial television.

EW YORK (Reuters) - Cablevision Systems Corp. said on Thursday it will have the capability to carry more than 500 channels of high definition television programming by year-end as competition mounts from satellite TV and telephone operators.

he simmering acrimony between British Sky Broadcasting and Ofcom erupted into the open yesterday, raising the prospect of a regulatory battle over the pay-television market.