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THE
NEXT GENERATION OF TELEVISION
DTV offers exceptional
picture quality, and an abundance of new viewing options for consumers.
Through digital compression technology, broadcasters can offer more
local news, local sports, public affairs, multilingual programming,
religious programming and expanded life-saving coverage of natural
disasters and weather emergencies.
February
17, 2009 marks the end of the analog television
era. It is important that you know how to continue to receive
your free over-the-air broadcast and to enjoy all the benefits of
DTV.
These websites offer information and resources on the DTV transition.
www.dtvanswers.com
The National Association of Broadcasters has launched an aggressive consumer education campaign on the digital television transition and has developed a consumer friendly website that contains comprehensive information about the transition including information about converter boxes and the coupon program.
www.dtvtransition.org
The DTV Transition Coalition, a large coalition of public and private sector organizations, has come together to support the transition and help educate consumers. This website includes information about the coalition as well as information for consumers about the transition to digital television.
www.dtv2009.gov
The National Telecommunications and Information Agency website offers information on the DTV coupon program and information on how to request a converter box coupon.
www.LPTVAnswers.com
This site, an initiative of the National Association of Broadcasters, offers information and resources for viewers that watch low power television stations.
Other
Resources
FCC
Consumer Advisory on Buying the Right TV
FCC's
DTV Website
www.dtv.gov
This website has a variety of information for policymakers and consumers.
RCA Website
www.keepmytv.com
This website provides general information on the digital conversion but,
in particular, how to purchase and hook-up a converter box.
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