An old analog television, scheduled to stop working after the Feb. 17 digital transition. One month from the February 17 scheduled transition from analog to digital television broadcast in the United States, members of the United States Senate have introduced a bill that would push back the transition four months later, to June 12. This is due to concerns raised about the government's subsidy program to upgrade to digital TV ran out of money , leaving over 1 million televisions in the United States still running on analog.
An old analog television, scheduled to stop working after the Feb. 17 digital transition. One month from the February 17 scheduled transition from analog to digital television broadcast in the United States, members of the United States Senate have introduced a bill that would push back the transition four months later, to June 12. This is due to concerns raised about the government's subsidy program for digital TV receiver boxes, which has run out of money with over 1 million televisions in the United States still running on analog.
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