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By McConnell, Chris
Publication: Broadcasting & Cable
Date: Monday, April 18 1994

The Grand Alliance that is working to develop high-definition television (HDTV) technology will demonstrate its progress to the Federal Communications Commission on Apr 19, 1994. While the emphasis will be on the improved picture quality of HDTV, the possibility of a second channel for non-high-definition services will be discussed. The Alliance is working on the inclusion of digital 525-line transmission capability in prototype HDTV equipment.

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