Digital doubts on 2012

Article Abstract:

The elderly persons in United Kingdom are likely to find it difficult to buy the LCD TV's or other digital paraphernalia, which are likely to become mandatory by 2012. There does not seem to be a clear cut plan for the transition from analogue to digital technology, even though the government is firm on steering the country towards this technology from 2008 and complete the transition by 2012. Many questions like the elderly issue remain unanswered.

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Me and Greg Dyke's mum

Article Abstract:

United Kingdom is steering the television broadcasting industry towards digital technology. The broadcasting policy of the country stipulates that all television broadcasting companies in the country must adopt the digital technology and phase out the analog technology by 2012. The plights of those who will be adversely affected by such mandatory provisions are described.

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The minister flicking the switch

Article Abstract:

A profile of James Purnell, UK's minister for creative industries, is presented. Purnell is responsible for the television broadcasting policy that has set a time frame for change from analogue to digital technology.

Biography, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Personality profile, Purnell, James

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