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PBS will launch a new channel devoted to high-definition and digital widescreen programming in the winter of 2004.
The PBS HD channel is a new service. It will use shows from a growing library of up to 400 hours of digital NPS programming.
The launch of the 24-hour, seven days a week, HD and digital widescreen programming service is designed to replace the ‘HD Loop’ and will enable stations to signal the transition from demonstration to early deployment of high-definition television.
For more information visit www.pbs.org/digitaltv
