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Preparation Continues for the DTV Switch
Last Updated: 7:02 PM 03/10/08 -
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association is working to make sure you will continue to get a television signal after February 17th of 2009, when analog signals are shut off and broadcasts go digital. (Full Story) |
Digital Television: What You Need to Know - Part 3 - The Benefits
Last Updated: 4:17 PM 02/22/08 -
A recap of how you can make sure you're ready for D-TV. Also, what's the difference between Digital TV and HDTV? Plus, how you can make sure you're getting the most out of the digital television experience. (Full Story) |
Digital Television: What You Need to Know - Part 2 - Your Options
Last Updated: 10:07 PM 02/19/08 -
February 17th of 2009 - that's the date TV stations will no longer broadcast analog signals, and switch to all-digital. For most of you, the change should be painless. But if you have an older TV, and don't subscribe to cable or satellite service - be warned. The stations you usually pull in with just an antenna will be blacked out. (Full Story) |
Digital Television: What You Need to Know - Part 1 - The Basics
Last Updated: 11:12 PM 02/18/08 -
On February 17th, 2009, less than one year from now, all television broadcasts including the one you're watching right now, will be sent exclusively in digital. If you’re like most viewers, you probably have a lot of questions about what it all means and, more importantly, what, if anything, you need to do. (Full Story) |
FAQs About DTV
Last Updated: 5:04 PM 09/26/07 -
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