New York Times, June 15, 2009
By Brian Stelter

For most TV viewers, the DTV transition amounted to a minor hiccup at most. Across the country, TV stations set up help lines and community organizations held events to aid confused viewers. Most stations didn't receive the flood of calls they had expected, a sign that the transition was smoother than many had predicted.

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