Wilmington DTV TransitionMonday, September 8, 2008 Wilmington, NC is a test market for the shut down of analog broadcasting, which will occur by June 12, 2009 throughout the rest of the country. The greater Wilmington, North Carolina area will make its transition to digital broadcasting on September 8, 2008. Starting at noon on September 8, the following TV stations in the Wilmington area will broadcast only digital signals. WUNJ channel 39 (PBS) will continue to broadcast both analog and digital signals. W47CK Channel 29, (MyNetwork TV), will continue to broadcast its analog signal after September 8. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) identified Wilmington, NC as one of a limited number of potential digital television transition test markets. Wilmington will serve as an opportunity for everyone involved in the digital transition to spot issues that need to be addressed in the rest of the country before next February.
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