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In Reply to: No commitment to HTDV by networks! posted by usafwso on November 27, 2002 at 18:11:16:
I agree with the last post.Not everything is HD, but things are only looking better in the future. I understand it's not happening too fast, but you must realize that we WILL be fully digital in the future. It's just a matter of time.
As an employee of a TV media company, I can tell you that they're not going to keep us informed. Things will just happen. In my company, (a major one) they will never discuss future plans (regarding HDTV for example). Instead it will just happen with no warning.
So if that doesn't make any sense, just remember this: even if you're following the progress and reading about HDTV, you will never truly know what they are working on because they won't reveal it. It may appear nothing is happening, but behind the scenes, they are scrambling to move into the digital age. It's truly a new frontier, and it's intimidating. Just think, we've only just had our first major motion picture release that was completed beginning to end fully in digital.
But anyways, if you decide to get rid of everything, let me know!
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