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To: RealMuLan who wrote (647)	9/2/2003 9:27:30 AM
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China to switch over to full digital TV transmission by 2015 Press Trust of India Beijing, September 2 China will completely switch over from analogue to digital television transmission by 2015 and trial operations for the ambitious plan have commenced in the capital Beijing and the eastern metropolis Shanghai. Under a long-term blueprint for the development of digital television industry by 2005, the country is aiming to have over 30 million digital TV subscribers and their numbers will increase to hold a dominant position by 2010. Analog television broadcasts, which now dominates the market, will be stopped in 2015, state media reported on Tuesday. Under this, three digital television channels, two from the China Central Television (CCTV) and one from Phoenix started a three-month trial operations in Beijing on Monday, covering 18 districts and counties. The trial was a prelude to the digital broadcasts nation-wide, the deputy director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT), Zhang Haitao said. hindustantimes.com ================================== this will boost the digital tv sale