WLJT and other television broadcasters – commercial and public – are moving from conventional TV broadcasting to all-digital broadcasting. In fact, you can already receive and watch WLJT's digital channels with an antenna and a TV set equipped to process the higher picture and sound quality of
digital television.
You will be hearing a lot about digital television as stations prepare to broadcast digital only signals beginning February 17, 2009. Some of what you hear may be confusing, perhaps scary, and possibly untrue.
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You can trust WLJT to give you the straight story on the switch to digital television. We will help you separate fact from fiction.
Some people see the change to DTV as a chance to sell you something – to consider subscribing to cable or satellite services, or to purchase a new television set. You will make better choices if you have the basic facts about what (if any) changes may be needed to TV sets in your home.
In the digital TV world, the programs you’ve come to expect from WLJT will still be available. |
| And WLJT will still be free to everyone! As part of America’s only network of community owned, governed and operated television stations, WLJT will continue to provide West Tennessee with the unique mix of entertaining and thought-provoking programs you love. |
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Still confused about Digital Television? Need a little more information?
Click here to read and print a concise DTV Fact Sheet |
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Ready to jump into DTV? Click here to take a look at some helpful consumer tips |
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Click here for a list of Frequently Asked Questions. Have a new question?
Email us and we'll add it to the list. |
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Ready to request and use your $40 converter box coupons? Click here.
REMEMBER - you can request up to two coupons and they must be used
within 90 days |
For additional information
or help,
contact us at:
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email: wljt@wljt.org
Phone: 731-881-7561
Mail: WLJT
P.O. Box 966
Martin, TN 38237
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