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The Digital TV Transition: What You Need To Know About DTV > En Español   
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DTV is coming. Are you ready?
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Why are we going through the
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What you need to know about the DTV Transition in American Sign Language
   
Part 1: Overview of the DTV Transition
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Part 2: What You Need to Know
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Part 3: Closed Captioning and the DTV Transition
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Last reviewed/updated on 05/01/08

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