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Inventors Association of St. Louis (IASL)
PO Box 410111
St. Louis, MO   63141
Tel: 314-432-1291
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Contact: Robert Scheinkman, CC&BW
E-mail: President@inventorsconnection.org
Web Page: eweb.slu.edu/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=219

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Service Name: Copyrights
Get on the IASL Team to Reach Your Goal IASL -- --> Copyrights © -- Programs that grant official property rights to authors or originators of certain literary or artistic productions which give them exclusive rights for a limited period of time to duplication and sale of copyrighted materials. The IASL will aid you with your research and development.

-- --> The IASL TOPIC INDEX -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- The What's What & Who's Who

-- "Copyright Law and Your Creative Muse | IPWatchdog.com" --

-- "The Copyright Office will be using an online form for all copyright registration applications! (and it will be cheaper to file online, $35, too)" -

-- "Online Conversion - Convert just about anything to anything else" --

-- "Convert your thoughts into writing." --"Remember, the biggest block to your writing freely is trying to rethink, revise and rewrite at the same time as you are creating. But, this is how you’ve been taught to write, and it has become the natural way you write. Bust that habit by speaking your ideas."

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-- "Advertising, Copywriting and Marketing Books by Bob Bly" -- the man McGraw-Hill calls 'America's top copywriter.'
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-- "Strategic Business Network" --

-- "A Google search of a distinctly retro kind - International Herald Tribune" -- "For centuries, legal notices have been a reliable source of income for newspapers and, more recently, trade publications and television."

--"How many people thought of the Post-it® note before it was invented but just didn't have anything to jot it down on?" -- "If I had thought about it, I wouldn't have done the experiment The literature was full of examples that said you can't do this." -- Spencer Silver on the work that led to the unique adhesives or 3-M "Post-It" Notepads.

-- "'Video Memo' Digitally Updates 3M's Classic Paper Post-It Notes" --

-- "Five ways to improve your site's rank in Google" --

-- "Free Speech Same as Free Content?"

-- "FBI Petitions for Broad Wiretapping Rights"

-- "Copy from one, it's plagiarism; copy from two, it's research." -- Wilson Mizner

-- "Komando Downloads: Protect your writing from plagiarism" --

-- "AVG - Buy Antivirus Software" --

-- "You Make the Call: The FTC's New Telemarketing Sales Rule" --

-- "Rise in lawsuits against bloggers" --

-- "Spyware Doctor - Best Spyware Removal. Free Trial Download." --

-- "Clean out your Web browser's records - Tips, Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show" --

-- "Bartleby.com: Great Books Online -- Quotes, Poems, Novels, Classics and hundreds more" --

-- "In Web World of 24/7 Stress, Writers Blog Till They Drop - New York Times" --

-- "The A.P. Asserts Tough (and Still Secret) View of Copyright on Blogs" --

-- "Brothers sentenced for software piracy" --

-- "Pooches to sniff out DVD piracy in Malaysia"

-- "10 Tips: Beat 'Gotcha Capitalism' - 10 Tips - MSNBC.com" --

-- "To err is human, to forgive divine." -- Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism

-- "Economists Say Copyright and Patent Laws Are Killing Innovation; Hurting Economy" -- "Evidence shows very strongly there are lots of ways to make money without patents and copyright."

-- "Protect your writing from plagiarism" --

-- "Sure," I said, "we're a product development company and have come up with something that I know he'll be very interested in seeing." - Harvey Reese

-– Our Name in History Series Chronicles the History of America’s Most Popular Surnames -– -- "BookSurge and Ancestry.com Offer Hundreds of Thousands of Customized Surname History Books on Amazon.com"

-- "Media Finder" --

-- "Catalog Search" --

-- "USPTO Releases Report on Technology to Protect Digitized Copyrighted Works"

-- "Keeping your copyright, online - Tips, Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show" --

-- "Wired News: Judge: StreamCast Induces Piracy" --

-- "iMusicSearch.com" FREE MUSIC --

-- "Surf the Web for music - Komando.com, Website for The Kim Komando Radio Show" --

-- "Amazon.com: Free - Songs: MP3 Downloads"

-- "Komando.com, Website for The Kim Komando Radio Show?, Komando Downloads One million free e-books, and then some" --

-- "Credit card firms cut off AllofMP3.com" --

-- "Judge: 'Dancing baby' lawsuit can proceed - Internet - MSNBC.com" --

-- "You, too, could be sued for thousands of dollars by the major record companies — even if you've never once illegally downloaded music." --

-- "RealNetworks to Introduce a DVD Copier" --
-- "BBC NEWS | Technology | DVD copying software gets pulled" --

-- "Japanese police arrest computer virus maker" - "But the only illegality is copyright," he said. "Something is wrong." The maximum punishment for copyright infringement is up to 10 years in prison and $93,000 in fines.

-- "House Passes Two Bills to Combat Computer Spyware"

-- "Colombian man pleads guilty to computer fraud" --

--> > "Build Business Credit The Fastest Possible Way"

-- Do You Know What Your Credit Report Says?

-- "Bad credit sidelines some jobless workers - Eye on the Economy" --

-- Missouri passed a law that you can get a FREE copy of your credit report from each of the three National Credit Bureaus. The Number to call is 1-877-322-8228. It's important that you know what your report says so you can make any needed corrections.

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A wholesale dealer who had a lot of trouble in getting a certain retailer to pay his bills finally lost patience and wrote the merchant a threatening letter.

He received the following reply: "Dear Sir: What do you mean by writing me a letter like that? Every month I place all my bills in a hat and then figure out how much money I have to pay on my accounts. Then I have my bookkeeper draw as many bills out of the hat as I have money to pay. If you don't like my way of doing business, I won't even put your bills in the hat."
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-- "Managing crushing credit card debt - Tips, Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show" --

-- "Don't put these 6 expenses on your credit card" --------------------------------------------------> >

-- Be sure to pay off your high-priced Credit Card debt first, or as soon as sensibly possible. The average American is currently burdened with $9,000.00 worth of outstanding credit card debt. If he were to pay this balance off at the minimum rate of 2% outstanding each month, it would take 47-years to pay it off and he would have paid a huge whopping $24,000 in additional Finance Charges. That's $33,000 to pay off $9,000!!

-- "Money can't buy happiness but it keeps the kids in touch!" --

-- "What's The Cost? - Become debt free at WhatsTheCost.com" --

-- "Consumers face challenges in handling debt"

-- "How Credit Card Companies Play "Gotcha" --

-- If you think nobody cares about you, try missing a couple of payments!! --

-- "Avoid getting skimmed by ATM scammers" --

-- Creditors will find you - "VendorSeek | Get Free Quotes for Background Screening Services"

-- "Creditors use loophole to seize protected benefits"

-- "Why banks want to wean you off debit cards - ConsumerMan"

How consumers were deceived. Consumerinfo.com and freecreditreport.com advertised "free credit reports," but failed to inform consumers that they were automatically signing up for credit report monitoring services and would be charged $79.95 if they did not cancel within 30 days. The FTC also charged that the web site freecreditreport.com failed to inform consumers that it was not associated with the official annual free credit report program established by recent amendments to the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

- "Information on Lifelock Settlement" --

-- "ConsumerMan: End to credit card craziness?" ----------------------------------> >
-- "ConsumerMan: Credit card law coming soon"

-- "Business Owner's Toolkit: New Credit Card Reforms Instituted by Federal Regulators" --

-- "Business Owner's Toolkit: Federal Laws for Credit Checks" --

-- "Weak security enables credit card hacks" --

-- "Experience is the name so many people give to their mistakes. -— Oscar Wilde.

-- "Countrywide whistleblower reports 'liar loans' - Nightly News with Brian Williams - MSNBC.com" --

-- "FBI warns of rise in phone-based 'vishing' attacks" --

-- "BW Online | March 24, 2004 | The Entrepreneur's Financial-Fitness Checklist" --

-- "The Brewing Credit-Card Storm" -- Regulators plan to limit rate hikes and curtail fees. But do reforms go far enough?
-- "Never Be Late, Ever - General Credit Issues - FICO Forums" --
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-- Creative writing talent can be attained by going to: --> "St. Louis Writers Guild" and to: >> "St. Louis Publishers Association"
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-- "Publish your own book for fun and profit - USATODAY.com" --
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-- "Step by step copywriting course" --
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-- "VinylMaster Software for Signmakers and Signmaking with Vinyl Cutters, Plotters and Large Format Printers" --
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P.S. We are the only publication in town dedicated to St. Louis' business owners. One-third of our readers make over a million in annual revenue...something that only 5% of U.S. companies have achieved.

Ron Ameln
St. Louis Small Business Monthly
314-569-0076, ext. 102

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-- "Genealogy in St. Louis" --

-- "History's Time Portal to Old St. Louis" --

-- Thought of the Day:
-- "A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a plan and a deadline."

-- Starting February 18, 2009, full power TV stations in the U.S. will turn off their old-technology analog signals and broadcast only in a digital format, potentially leaving millions of TVs displaying nothing but snow.

-- Get Price Protection on the Products You Have Already Bought --

-- "You May Have Your Money Back" --
Unclaimed Property: Missouri's Largest Lost and Found --

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Our way of keeping you on the pathway to riches and fame."

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-- --> "The most successful businessman is the man who holds onto the old - just as long as it is good, and grabs the new - just as soon as it is better."
-- Robert P. Vanderpoel

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-- "E-readers face tough competition | Technology | Reuters" --
-- "The Associated Press: Random House to digitize thousands of books" --

-- -- "Digital Law" --

-- "ProQuo - Stop Junk Mail and Protect Against Identity Theft for Free" --

~ ~ Thought of the day ~

~ “Time is free, but it’s priceless.
You can’t own it, but you can use it.
You can’t keep it, but you can spend it.
Once you’ve lost it you can never get it back.”

~ Harvey MacKay

-- -- INVENTORS
- A few moments of your time, please. -
I want you to know that this overall IASL website, which contains invaluable inventors' and invention information, was donated freely to you. Our way of keeping you on the pathway to riches and fame.

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-- --> Keep your mind open and your mouth shut. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT YOUR SECRET "IDEA." --- For the moment, keep your wallet or purse shut. -- Keep reading and we will tell you almost everything: --> The 'why to:' 'the what to:' 'how to:' 'who to:' 'where to:' and 'when to:'

-- Just keep reading. Almost everything you didn't know about inventing will be focused herein for the now and today.

--> You will start out slowly @ -->
"NCIO HOME PAGE: INVENTING 101: FOR BEGINNING INVENTORS" --> --> Caution, don't spend any of your hard earned money yet. Wait until you have read all of the IASL's web-pages and then spend wisely through the knowledge you will have aquired.

-- Some may jest and tell you that "What you get for free is only as good as what you pay for it." You'll find this not true in IASL's case; getting the Best for Less.

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From: Randy Landreneau
Subject: New Patent Law and More
Date: Saturday, October 29, 2011 11:33 AM

 Dear Inventor,

__________ Prior to the passage of America Invents, I was working on an instructional DVD for inventors. After America Invents passed, it became even more important.

__________ An inventor has always needed to know a lot. Now, he or she needs to know more. After spending countless hours explaining things to new guys, I decided to create a DVD that does it.

__________ Invention 101 starts with the most basic information and moves out from there to address all of the key areas. As an example, a non-basic topic that every inventor should understand is narrow vs. broad patent coverage. Here’s a short clip that addresses this:

(Go to
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtV5ph_G09I ):

__________ For any attorneys or agents reading this, my recommendation is that inventors fully understand the issues so they can work better with their attorneys or agents. I am confident that your clients will be better clients if they watch this DVD.

__________ For the inventors reading this, even if you are seasoned, I bet you’ll find this information valuable. And here’s the way to not have to spend two hours explaining things to the next person who says “I have a great idea…what should I do?”

__________ For now, the price is just $29.95. You can order it at www.CompleteProductDevelopment.com (the new patent law aspect of the DVD might not be updated yet on the website).

Best Regards,

Randy Landreneau, President
Complete Product Development
www.CompleteProductDevelopment.com
727-744-3748

Riches for the Mind -- --> The Gold Mines -- "small business loan, venture capital, business loan, government small business loan, government business" --> Number of venture capital funds in the U.S.: 3568. Number of funds in Texas: 161. Number in Massachusetts: 451. In New York: 474. In California: 1166.

-- Ah, but you want to make big money, not spend big money to make it! Sure you do!
-- Go to: --> "MONEY & INVENTING"

-- "The 5-Point Plan to Check Out Potential Investors" --

--> Go to: --> "National Mail Order Association" --> -- "DonDebelak.com - Catalog Marketing Program" And to: "What Do Sales Letters Need Today?" -- "Sure You Can Write Great Sales Letters"

-- "Step by step copywriting course" --

-- "The Hidden Cost in Plain Sight Printing: --

 -- "National Directory of Mail Order Catalogs" --

-- "Apply to accept Credit Cards and online Checks through these Processors" --

-- "Sell at online auctions - Tips, Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show" --
-- "You’ll probably need a TID (Taxpayer ID number) to get in. In fact, most places that sell wholesale require a TID. Be wary of places that claim wholesale prices but don’t request a TID. They could really be middlemen."

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To: President@inventorsconnection.org
From: John Schulte
Subject: Re: NMOA News for Robert Scheinkman
Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 7:06 PM

Hello Robert,

We have created a report about selling products to catalogs that you can give to your members if you want. There is no cost or obligation of any kind for registering.

Get guide at no cost when registering on website here: http://www.nmoamembers.org/network/

Best regards,
John Schulte
President and Chairman
National Mail Order Association (NMOA)
www.nmoa.org
Email: schulte@nmoa.org
Tel: 612-788-1673

Direct Marketing Events at:
http://www.DMEvents.org

National Mail Order Association (NMOA)
2807 Polk Street NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418-2954
United States of America

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> > > HOW TO GET YOUR PRODUCT SEEN & SOLD
Get Your Product On Shelves, In The Media & Selling Strong

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-- "Your Personal Economic Stimulus Package: 6 Tips to Kick Start Your Revenue Growth" --

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-- "The Business of Growing The Top Nine Challenges of Growing an Entrepreneurial Business and How to Tackle Them" --

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-- "Open Me Now, Direct Mail Envelopes That Work and Those That Don't

-- "How to Profit from a Top Market Strategy" -- "So you can predict the top 20% of your contact lists will generate 80% of your profits."

-- "Copywriting with keywords" --

-- "How to Write Pay Per Click PPC Ads" --

-- "10 Tips to Improve Email Marketing and Grow Your Business" --

-- "Selling a Price Increase Is There a Good Time" --

From: Connie Galli
Subject: FW: looking for Inventors to represent into mail order catalogs, etailers, etc
Date: Friday, November 18, 2011 4:11 PM

 Good Morning. I am the owner of TSB Sales Development. My website is www.tsbsales.net. I represent many small inventors and single sku manufacturers into catalogs, etail and retail. I have a booth at the International Housewares Show in Chicago every March. I also have impeccable references and would like to talk to any inventors who have products that are already produced and available. Products can range from electronics, kitchen items, bath, health, etc. To see my line, please visit the website.

We work on a 15% on the wholesale of the product and get paid after you do. I would appeciate it if there is interest that you disseminate this information to your members.

Please give us a call or an email if you are interested. Ask for Connie or Laura.

thanks so much

Connie Galli
TSB SALES DEVELOPMENT LLC
PO Box 703, 3 Thompson Road
East Windsor, Ct. 06088
860 292 1988 office
860 930 5618 mobile
267 295 2671 fax
www.tsbsales.net

ORIGINALITY - "It means you don't care what people say about you." -- allposters.com
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--> Yippee & Horay: "Free Stuff Department"
--> Free Images "Free Stock Photos"

-- "USPS - ZIP Code Lookup - Search By Address"

-- "Parcel Insurance Plan cuts package insurance costs on UPS FedEx USPS RPS"

-- "Freight Insurance Center - Lowest Rates & Broadest Coverage" --

Valuable Information -- "Yellow Pages and White Pages -- InfoSpace"

-- "Essential No. 3: Customers Can Sell for You - BusinessWeek"

------- TWITTER --------

-- "How to Use Twitter to Grow Your Business"

* Build relationships with important people who are positioned to spread word of mouth about you
* Leverage your expertise and current projects by talking about your work in "keyword speak"
* Set up "drip marketing" on Twitter so you're not a slave to the computer
* Get popular and never be ignored
* Use Twitter to get more website traffic

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-- MEDIA TIP --> > Be sure your 'pitch' answers the five W's: Who, What, When, Where, Why -->
--> > Another great way to find media opportunities is to follow a reporter on Twitter or LinkedIn. You'll learn a lot about his/her beat, assigments and interests. Valuable information to have in your back pocket when pitching your product, service or company! --> >

--> So what does Twitter do for businesses?
-- Twitter is a communications platform that helps businesses and their customers do a number of useful things. As a business, you can use it to quickly share information with people interested in your company, gather real-time market intelligence and feedback, and build relationships with customers, partners and other people who care about your company. As an individual user, you can use Twitter to tell a company (or anyone else) that you've had a great--or disappointing--experience with their business, offer product ideas, and learn about great offers.

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-- "Twitter 101 for Business - A Special Guide" --
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-- "Inspiration for your Tweets" --

Twitter
Attackers are using Twitter to steal user names and passwords. The attack starts with a direct message from the phishers. The messages purport to link to something funny. Or, they claim to link to a picture or video of the recipient. Two examples are "LOL, this is funny" and "LOL, is this you."

The messages contain a link to bzpharma.net. They open to a page where hackers can steal your user name and password. If you see one of these messages, don't click on it! [Reported by
Kim Komando]
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-- "IncrediMail - Email has Finally Evolved" --

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-- "Find those long lost friends" -->
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-- How would you vote? -->

--> So much for free speech: -->
--> "The Big Myths About Copyright Explained"

-- To Further Note: -->
"Disclaimer - This web and owner of the Web site are not sponsored or affiliated with any owners of the specific trademarks used on the Web site, including those constituting hyperlinks."

-- The only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter is
u-n-c-o-p-y-r-i-g-h-t-a-b-l-e

-- "Supercalafragalisticespialadocious"

-- "The longest word in English is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, which has 45 letters and 19 syllables and is a lung disease caused by the inhalation of extremely small silicon volcano dust."

-- A Lesson to Learn: "Patents and copyrights do not entail the same exchange, since immediate disclosure is not the objective of, but is exacted from, the patentee, whereas disclosure is the desired objective of the author seeking copyright protection. Moreover, while copyright gives the holder no monopoly on any knowledge, fact, or idea, the grant of patent prevents full use by others of the inventor's knowledge."

-- "Wikipedia hopes to make editing user-friendly"

-- "Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge, and unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind." -- Bertrand Russell, Autobiography

-- "Small business - Small Business and Intellectual Property - U.S. Patent and Trademark Office - USPTO Stopfakes.gov"

--> "Prosper: The online marketplace for people-to-people lending" --

-- "Angel Investor Network | Venture Capital Firms | Funding" --

Additional Notes: -- --> Copyright information will be found in the Copyright Office which is located in Washington, D.C. in the U.S. Library of Congress, that is not a department of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) which is located in Alexandria, VA and is a chartered branch of the U.S. Department of Commerce. -->

-- The Library of Congress has 327 miles of bookshelves. --

-- "Third of Americans use library computers" --

-- "Library of Congress Taps Web 2.0 for User Photo Expertise - New York Times" --

--> Go to the Library of Congress Home Page @ --> www.loc.gov/ --> and to: --> www.loc.gov/copyright -- --> and to a gentleman and scholar, Patent Attorney Bruce E. Burdick, @ --> beb@burdlaw.com and --> www.Burdlaw.com -- --> who is a development specialist in Copyright Law:

-- "protecting creations and creating protections" ------------------------------------------------------------------
-- "Money isn't everything but it beats what's ever in second place."
--- Have Fun Sending Email! ---

-- "Money" - Find out how to finance your startup
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-- -- "Congress shall have power...to promote the progress of science and useful arts by securing for a limited time to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries." --- Article 1. Section 8, United States Constitution.

-- "Trademark applications & copyright registration | MyCorporation.com" --

-- COPYRIGHT - http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/

The switch to digital TV: -- "There are no speed limits on the road to excellence." -- David W. Johnson

-- Many consumers are confused by the coming digital TV transition. Much of what they are learning is just plain wrong and could end up costing them money.

-- Pay attention, or it will cost you.

-- According to a Consumers Union survey, some people think they need to buy new equipment when they don't, and others say they don't plan on taking any steps to deal with the change when they should. If consumers are confused about the digtal TV transition, it may cost them a lot of money for equipment they may not want or need.

-- Starting February 18, 2009, [Extended to June 12, 2009] full power TV stations in the U.S. will turn off their old-technology analog signals and broadcast only in a digital format, potentially leaving millions of TVs displaying nothing but snow.

-- Most consumers--anyone whose TV is hooked up to a cable or satellite service or owns a digital set now--will not be affected. But anyone who owns an older TV that gets its signal via antenna will need a converter box, which the government will help pay for through a coupon program.

-- As of December 2007, the Nielsen Co. reported that 13.5 million TV households, or about 12%, rely on over-the-air television broadcasts for programming.

-- What do you need to do?

-- If you're one of the 82% who get your TV programming from a cable satellite company or already own a digital TV, then you don't need to do anything. If, however, you are in the 12% minority, read on.

-- If you receive over-the-air broadcasts, you have three choices:
*Purchase a new TV with digital tuner
*Subscribe to a cable or satellite service
*Purchase a digital converter box

-- How do I know if I have an analog or digital TV?

-- If your TV has a digital tuner, then it will work after February 17, 2009. The best way to determine this is to consult your owner's manual. If that is not possible, you may be able to look up the information on the manufacturer's website. Or, look at your TV set to see if it has an input connection labeled "digital input" or "ATSC" (for Advanced Television Systems Committee, which is the digital TV format).

--What is the TV Converter Box Coupon Program?

--> > TV converter box coupons start flowing again.--> > --> > --> >
-- Congress created the TV Converter Box Coupon Program for households wishing to keep their analog TV sets after February 17, 2009. < <-- < <--

-- Each U.S. houshold is elegible for two coupons, regardless of whether they have pay-television service or not. The coupon can be applied toward the cost of eligible converter boxes. To request a coupon, consumers can apply online at www.dtv2009.gov or call the 24-hour hotline at 1-888-DTV-2009 (1-888-388-2009). -- ["Ask Joe" The Computer Guy; Visit www.EricksonTribune.com for more "Ask Joe" columns.]

-- "Broadcasters compete to put TV on cellphones - Los Angeles Times" --

-- "You may delay, but time will not." -- Benjamin Franklin