Digital TV

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At midnight on June 12, 2009, all full-power television stations in the United States stopped broadcasting in analog and switched to digital broadcasting.

Resource Sheets

For more information about the digital TV conversion, visit www.dtv.gov .

Videos About the Digital TV Transition

TV Converter Box Coupon Program

TV Convertor Box Coupon Program Congress created the TV Converter Box Coupon Program for households wishing to keep using their analog TV sets after June 12, 2009.

The program allows U.S. households to obtain up to two coupons, each worth $40, that can be applied toward the cost of eligible converter boxes.

The official Web site for the TV Converter Box Coupon Program is: www.dtv2009.gov

More about Digital TV

The Digital TV Transition
Official government site about the United States' transition from analog to digital television.

The Digital TV Transition - All You Need to Know
Coverage of the transition from the Saint Paul Pioneer Press, including news reports, blog posts, and links to local digital TV sites.

Digital TV Transition Survival Guide
Download a 20-page PDF guide to the digital TV transition from this site.

Digital TV Converter Box Coupon Exchange
Matches people with extra converter box coupons to donate with people who need a coupon but have been unable to obtain one.

LPTV Answers
Low-power TV stations, translators, and the Digital TV transition.

Minnesota Digital TV Transition Resources
Minnesota-specific information about the DTV transition. Compiled by the FCC.

Recycle Your Old TV

Minnesota State Statute 115A.9565 prohibits electronic products containing a cathode ray tube (such as TVs and computer monitors) from being placed in the garbage!

Rethink Recycling gives information about recycling options for televisions and other electronics in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.