11.   Broadcasters are eager to have McCain come around, believing his support could put finally put the issue to rest.

12.   Broadcasters like Turner are under pressure to grow.

13.   Broadcasters were less than enthusiastic about being told what to program, but most took the task seriously.

14.   Broadcasters are interested in both signals because they offer singular advantages over analog TV.

15.   Broadcasters have been amassing clusters of stations that allow them to boost advertising revenue and cut costs by combining sales forces.

16.   Broadcasters have been amassing clusters of stations, boosting their ad revenue by reaching wider audiences and cutting costs by combining sales forces.

17.   Broadcasters have been amassing clusters of stations, boosting their advertising revenue by reaching wider audiences and cutting costs by combining sales forces.

18.   Broadcasters are even more nervous about showing advertisements that might be considered indecent or offensive, because they could lose their government license.

19.   Broadcasters have been desperately looking for a way to win back viewers, and with the new digital-TV standard, they may have found that way.