LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The federal government is giving out coupons to help consumers with the cost of "The Big Switch" to digital TV, but several WAVE 3 viewers are upset about the availability - or ...

GULFPORT (WLOX)-- Industry experts estimate 19 million U.S. households won't have a television picture next year unless they invest in the right technology. That's because starting February 17th, the ...

Donald Lewis doesn't know how digital television works, or why he's being forced to use it. But Lewis, a Kirbyville resident, knows that when he gets home from work, he wants to be able to relax on ...

A digital converter box can save users the trouble of spending big on a new HD television. How? Digital converter boxes are designed to enable digital signals on your analog TV set. Though most TVs at ...

Councilman Ed Suit, who watches old-fashioned analog TVs with an antenna, says the nationwide conversion to digital television is fraught with problems and misinformation. Suit is glad that Congress ...

NEW YORK The FCC suggests trying these tips for better reception: "double rescanning", and double-checking and relocating their antennas. Meanwhile, local broadcasters are working to resolve those ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. As if the digital TV transition weren’t perplexing enough, consumers now ...

A digital converter box takes a digital TV signal and converts it so analog televisions can recognize it and work. It's one option for TV owners when all television signals go digital by Feb. 17, 2009 ...

Editor’s Note: The following story is excerpted from PC World. The Today@PCWorld blog has more information on analog-to-digital TV issues. Do you still get your TV reception via rabbit ears or a ...

The digital television conversion set to take place on Feb. 17 has many people confused and asking questions. "Why are they doing it, anyway?" Bowman resident Kim Zimmerman wonders. The Federal ...

We have an old TV that is used exclusively for watching DVDs and VHS tapes. Never bothered to hook up a converter box to it, but now I think I want to. Problem is, there's a real rat's nest of cables ...