As of today,we go digital. nearly all over-the-air analog TV transmission will cease in the United States. Some stations will continue with a so-called "analog nightlight" service until July 11--providing information about the DTV transition and notifying unprepared TV viewers of emergencies, such as hurricanes. And low-power stations will continue analog broadcasts for some time. But by and large, analog stations will be completing the transition to digital broadcasting that started several years ago.
Most people have either satellite or some form of cable (sorry for you guys), so it's not an issue for us. But for a few (tens of thousands) I hope you got your new boxes and are up and running, if not call your government..and tell me how that works out for you.
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