The Senate made some minor modifications to the previous DTV Delay bill and again unanimously passed it, so it’s on its way to the House for a vote.
The Senate unanimously approved a bill that would postpone the transition until June last week and sent the bill to the House for a vote. The House voted against the bill, kicking it back to the Senate. Reuters reports that the Senate has made minor changes to the bill and has again voted unanimously to approve the delay in the digital transition and sent the bill to the House for a vote again.
What exactly they changed is still unknown, but since they have already secured an additional $650 million in the recent Stimulus bill for the Converter Box Coupon program, I’m not really sure what else they’re trying to do.
via DailyTech – Senate Massages Bill to Postpone DTV Transition and Sends to House, Again.
