Analog horror is one of the fastest emerging subgenres thanks to films like Skinamarink and Frogman. Here's what you need to ...

One year from today, television will change forever. Stations will shut off their old analog signals and switch to digital transmissions. Nearly 70 million old televisions around the nation could ...

If you buy, rent, or lease a cable box from your television provider, those transactions are now subject to the state sales tax, state officials confirmed last week.

By Shelly Palmer (bio), Managing Director, Advanced Media Ventures Group, LLC A few weeks ago, Washington woke up and realized that February 17, 2009 was less than two years away. This wouldn't matter ...

In England, analog television is transmitted on 8-MHz-wide UHF PAL System I channels. NICAM 728 is transmitted on a second aural carrier located 6.552 MHz above the visual carrier, or 52 kHz above the ...

On June 12, 2009, all analog television transmission in the U.S. will cease. Older sets that are not hooked up to a special converter box will no longer work. Joe Raedle / Getty ...

Cox Communications is changing the way it delivers television signals to some of its Louisiana customers.After a three-month transition period, customers will need a digital converter box for each ...

Repurpose Your Analog Television. Jason Fitzpatrick. June 20, 2009 You don't need to run out and buy a new TV because of the DTV switchover. If you did anyways, Make ...

CPB is planning a station survey to determine the extent of a problem that has crept up practically unnoticed during planning for the DTV transition: what pubcasters can or should do with old analog ...

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Analog Is Dead. Long Live Digital? TV historian David Bianculli worries that the death of analog television isn't politically neutral: It threatens to leave the neediest viewers in the Dark Ages.

Less than 52 days remain until analog television screens in the greater Wilmington region lose their pictures. When analog television users turn on their TVs after noon Sept. 8, they can expect to ...