Many Bay Area Comcast Customers Will Soon Need Set-Top Boxes
San Jose Mercury News, January 30, 2009
By Troy Wolverton
Many Comcast customers who receive analog cable will soon have to get a set-top box to keep watching most channels. The company is upgrading its system in the Bay Area, moving 47 basic channels that it now delivers via analog signals to digital transmissions.
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