WARREN — Full Channel TV Inc., the independent East Bay cable provider, is offering a bailout to customers left in the dark by the digital TV switch.
The company said it will provide its Limited Basic lineup of cable programming free to new customers through the end of the digital transition.
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Congress voted to delay the nationwide shutoff of analog TV signals, which had been scheduled for Feb. 17, until June 12 after problems including a lack of coupons to subsidize analog-to-digital converter boxes.
A number of local stations have already shut off their analog signals. Full Channel said its Limited Basic tier offers all the local broadcast stations.
“We want to be certain that folks who have not yet made accommodations for the digital transition don’t lose signal,” said Linda Jane Maaia, president and CEO of Full Channel. “For many, TV is a vital link to important news, weather and emergency information.”
Full Channel TV Inc. is an independent local telecommunications provider that offers service to residential and commercial customers in Barrington, Warren and Bristol. For more information, visit www.FullChannel.com.
