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During Senate hearings, Dorothy Ridings, the president of the League of Women Voters, warned against that move: "Broadcasters are profit-making corporations operating in an extremely competitive setting, in which ratings assume utmost importance".

NTSC tuners have been rendered obsolete for OTA (Over the Air broadcast) since June 2009 when the FCC moved broadcasters to digital transmitters, but can still be useful for receiving basic cable stations in standard definition (480i) or receiving signals from the modulated output of a satellite or cable tuner box or VCR.

However in a telling move, the broadcasters have plumped to recommit to Freeview.

The new FCC rule will move TV broadcasters' political files from physical file cabinets to the Web.

The ruling related to two separate incidents in which the FCC moved against broadcasters for indecency transmitted before the 10pm watershed.

It will reorganize the spectrum into a big contiguous band — moving TV broadcasters into one compact block — and auction it off to wireless companies that value it much more highly.

In announcing the move, the broadcaster's new director of television, Kevin Lygo, said a sixth weekly episode of the Weatherfield soap had been one of the first things he wanted to explore.

Those countries should free up their rules, too, in the interests of their consumers, who will benefit from the resulting flow of money and ideas.A ready-made global giantYet even though the government is making many of the right moves, British broadcasters are not all that well placed to benefit from their new freedoms.

Google wanted the spectrum, which becomes free after TV broadcasters move to all-digital broadcasts next January, to remain open so that consumers can pick and choose what phones to use on it.

Analysts expect to see more such deals as broadcasters move away from the free online model made popular by Hulu.

Such a move would afford broadcasters the right to distribute internationally the shows they commission in the UK.