Gray Television President Testifies before Congress about the DTV Transition

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Updated: 3:49 PM Mar 26, 2009 Gray Television President Testifies before Congress about the DTV Transition Gray Television president Bob Prather appeared before Congress Thursday to discuss the DTV transition. Mr. Prather is testifying on the state of the DTV transition so far and what the company has experienced. Posted: 5:45 PM Mar 26, 2009 Bob Prather DTV Oral Statement

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Gray Television president Bob Prather appeared before Congress Thursday to discuss the DTV transition.

Mr. Prather is testifying on the state of the DTV transition so far and what the company has experienced. Gray TV owns several small and mid-market television markets across the United States, including WSAW NewsChannel 7, MyNetwork TV and the 24/7 Weather Channel.

To read the entire statement Mr. Prather will make to Congress, check out the attached document linked above. In his remarks, Prather says the effort put into promoting and educating the public about the DTV transition was effective.