If you're one of the millions of people who've been placed on a waiting list to receive DTV converter-box coupons, there's some good news: According to the NTIA, you should have your coupons by the ...

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has proposed waiving its DTV converter coupon requirements to allow nursing home residents and those with post office boxes to ...

A note with government-issued DTV converter box coupons seems to indicate they can't be returned, but the truth is that they can be exchanged for other coupon-eligible DTV converter boxes. We finally ...

As expected, the DTV coupon program has gone broke—blowing through their $1.34 billion budget well short of the February 17th transition date. https://gizmodo.com ...

Consumers should be able to receive new coupons within weeks to help defray the cost of converter boxes for the nationwide switch to digital television signals, the federal government said on Tuesday.

The Federal government’s DTV converter box coupon program ended on Monday, Nov. 9, with the NTIA reporting that approximately 35 million of the $40 coupons were redeemed during its 18 month existence.

With the DTV transition date looking more like it may stick at Feb. 17, and no government action yet on clearing up the DTV-to-analog converter box coupon problems, the wait list for coupon ...