The Big Switch

Some people think they need to buy new equipment when they don’t, according to a Consumers Union survey, and others say they don’t plan on taking any steps to deal with the change when they should. “Confusion about the digital television transition will cost consumers a lot of money for equipment they may not want … Read more

Demand for bigger televisions with sharper images and top-quality audio is exploding. Manufacturers are rushing to meet the demand, which dovetails nicely with congressionally mandated deadlines for a switch from traditional analog TV signals to digital TV signals coming in February 2009. As is the norm with technology, prices have dropped on high-definition, plasma and … Read more

Did you know that in one year 720,800 homes in Ohio could face a television blackout? Your home could be one of them if you don’t have a digital TV and still use an indoor or outdoor antenna. Read full story

Digital television is coming – are you ready to tune in? At midnight Feb. 17, 2009, in a move mandated by the U.S. Congress, full-power television stations will stop broadcasting in analog and broadcast using only a digital signal. The switch is widely being referred to as the digital TV – or DTV – transition, … Read more

If you are still climbing a ladder to adjust your rooftop TV antennae or leaving the couch to reposition those “rabbit ears,” your TV will go dark in another year. FREE Agent Online Powerhouse Kit including a FREE business consultation To stay tuned with your current equipment, you’ll have to get a digital converter to … Read more