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Cable TV Forum

Cable TV subscribers all over the country who are not set up for digital TV have been complaining loudly about losing analog channels in recent months.

In response, the Cable TV trade association, of which Comcast is a member, has just announced that effective December 31, its cable provider members would suspend further migration of analog channels to digital channels until March 1.

Meanwhile, the transition of broadcasters (NBC, CBS etc.) to digital-only broadcasting is set to occur on February 17, 2009. The date for this event was mandated by the federal government many years ago.

There is widespread confusion and anxiety about these major changes. Additionally, many community associations throughout West Boca are struggling with their cable future as bulk service contracts with Comcast are approaching expiration dates.

In response to these developments, the West Boca Community Council will host a public Cable TV Forum. The event will feature expert speakers. There will be ample opportunity for the audience to ask questions or make comments. Comcast has been invited to field questions about their service.

The Forum will be held on January 13 at the Boca Lago Country Club starting at 7:30 pm.

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ALAN KELLOCK
Kellock moved to West Boca in 2000. He was born in Manhattan, raised on Long Island, and graduated from Antioch College...

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