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Are you ready for DTV? Here's what WJZ viewers need to know.
The TV converter box program will help people who want to keep their analog TVs when all full-power television stations switch over to all-digital broadcasting on June 12, 2009. Register to get a coupon for a converter box here. The coupons will be worth $40 and each U.S. household can get up to two coupons.
*Find Out If You Need A Converter Box
*Frequently Asked Questions
*Find Out If You Need An Antenna
Here are the latest reports about WJZ and the digital transition.
First Quarter 2008
Second Quarter 2008
Third Quarter 2008
Fourth Quarter 2008
First Quarter 2009
Most cable subscribers can continue to receive local channels on their existing television sets after June 12, as long as those sets are connected to cable. Check with your local cable provider for additional information. Comcast subscribers can call 1-888-COMCAST or click here for more information.
Here is contact information for other cable subscribers.
*Armstrong Utilities Inc.
*Atlantic Broadband
*Bay Country Communications
*Broadstar Communications
*Capital Antenna
*Easton Cable TV
*Ellicott City Cable Company
*MetroCast Cablevision
*Millennium Digital Media
*Schurz Communications
*Towson State University Cable
*University of Delaware Cable
*Verizon Communications Inc.
*Washington Cable
Most satellite subscribers can continue to receive local channels on their existing television sets after June 12, as long as those sets are connected to satellite. Check with your local satellite provider for additional information.
*DISH Network
*DIRECTV
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