Switch to Digital TV Broadcasts Is a Work in Progress
New York Times, June 18, 2009
By Brian Stelter
The digital television transition has already taken place, but some people are still struggling to receive over-the-air signals. Nielsen said that 2.5 million households remained without a digital signal as of June 14, more than a day after stations were required to stop their analog signals and broadcast solely in digital form.
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