TV's Digital Transition Starts in Wilmington, N.C.
TV Week, September 7, 2008
By Michele Greppi
The digital TV era dawns at noon today in Wilmington, N.C., when a small galaxy of national, state and local government officials and broadcast executives gather in the city's historic downtown district to mark the end of commercial analog TV in an early test-run of the federally mandated nationwide switch in February.
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