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You are here: Home / Arts & Culture / The End of Television

The End of Television

January 20, 2009 Maya

The End of Television is a video program beginning when analog television ends. On February 17th, 2009 the U.S. television broadcast signal will change over from analog to digital. No television will receive a signal without a special converter boxOn February 17th, The End of Television will air through analog broadcast TV on channel 2 in Pittsburgh. When broadcasters turn off their analog transmitters The End of Television turns it’s analog transmitter on and broadcasts the program. Using a restricted and nearly obsolete medium (broadcast TV) , The End of Television re-imagines the omnipresent idea of “broadcast yourself.” We are accepting all videos submitted before the deadline and there is no submission fee.The End of Television will hold a countdown event on the evening of February 16th in Pittsburgh (Location TBA) and at midnight we will flip the switch.contact: ian.f.page@gmail.comor visit TheEndOfTelevision.blogspot.com for any images.jpegupdatessend videos to:The End of Television331 S. Aiken stPittsburgh, PA 15232Deadline:postmarked by January 25th- Work should be submitted on miniDV or VHS.- Work will not be returned unless a SASE is included.*It should be noted that this program will accept all work submitted, but the program reserves the right to not broadcast a video if it is deemed unsuitable.

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