The Great Digital TV Revolution occurs tomorrow, and Hair Balls is worried for those of you still clinging to your rabbit ears and MacGyvered-aluminum-foil towers. While we applaud those who have ...

That's the question a lot of people will be asking after installing one of the converter boxes that will keep their older TV sets tuned into over-the-air broadcasts after Feb. 17, when most stations ...

That reality hit lawmakers and the incoming Obama administration this week after the Commerce Department ran out of money for coupons to subsidize digital converter boxes. Viewers who don't have cable ...

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 ...

In less than two months, television broadcasters will go all-digital, permanently shutting off the traditional analog signals they've relied on for more than half a century. Government officials say ...

It's a conversion that won't take place until February, but Siouxlanders are sure shopping for converter boxes that enable older analog televisions to handle digital transmission. Months out from the ...

Undated-- So, did you sign up for a coupon for a special converter box so you can see digital TV without buying a new set? If so, you might want to circle the date February 17th on your calendar. That ...

A U.S. government agency has cleared a waiting list for coupons for converter boxes for digital television signals, but an estimated 4.1 million U.S. households are still not ready for a June 12 ...

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 ...

Setting up a converter box to receive digital signals is easier than you think. — -- Most of the U.S. television audience won't have to do a thing to prepare for the coming demise of analog TV.