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Published: February 1, 2008
TV's digital war persists, state caught in crossfire
By Jim Stafford
Similar to the way German and British troops in World War I observed Christmas with a truce, opposing sides in a digital broadcasting battle in northwestern Oklahoma have declared a temporary peace.

Woodward low-power television station KOMI will turn off its transmitter Sunday afternoon to allow viewers in the area to watch a high definition broadcast of the Super Bowl via the digital signal from Oklahoma City 's K...

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