Key politicians and a Federal Communications Commissioner are putting heat on the government to get its act together on the DTV transition, before it's too late. FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein has warned of a "state of mass confusion" if Federal agencies don't coordinate their efforts to let the public know that February 17, 2009 is the last day of analog broadcasting. The next day, an estimated 19 million to 22 million analog-only TV sets won't work in the all-digital broadcasting environment. Read the rest here.

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