At midnight on February 17, 2009, television sets across the country, including South Jersey, will only be able to receive a digital signal as television stations cease broadcasting in analog format. Residents who rely on over-the-air signals for their television programming and have an analog-only television set will need to acquire a Digital Television (DTV) converter box to continue to receive local broadcast signals. This national standard is a critical step in the move towards the digital age, and consumers must be prepared for that change.

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