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NTIA promises to clear DTV Coupon backlog
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In December we reported that Digital TV converter coupons were running out and many remained on waiting lists with no other recourse.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has announced today that any household on the waiting list should have their coupon in two and a half weeks.
"The backlog should be done 2.5 weeks from today," noted Bernadette McGuire-Rivera, an associate administrator at NTIA.
The recent economic stimulus package allotted an extra $650 million USD for the converter box program including $90 million USD for outreach and education.
"The backlog should be done 2.5 weeks from today," noted Bernadette McGuire-Rivera, an associate administrator at NTIA.
The recent economic stimulus package allotted an extra $650 million USD for the converter box program including $90 million USD for outreach and education.
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