By June 12, all television stations in the United States will be broadcasting only digital signals. The entire world is converting to digital, to provide higher quality pictures and sound, and to make more efficient use of the available electronic spectrum.

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Since digital broadcasting converts images and sound to computer-friendly bits and bytes, it can be used to distribute data at high speed. We are developing services for schools and the general public that will allow us to send additional information in the form of text, photos and video to computers and hand held mobile devices.

With your support, CET has become a leader in providing education through video and the Internet. Our digital conversion significantly expands capability:

• Create is the best of PBS education and "how to" programs and is available 24/7. We are exploring opportunties to expand our telecourse delivery, providing courses from the University of Cincinnati or Cincinnati State complete with readings and notes distributed electronically.
• Professional development opportunities for teachers and business executives are being developed.

On December 4, 2002, CET, the country's first licensed public television station launched its digital signal, making it the first public television station in the state to begin broadcasting in digital.

CET, Greater Cincinnati’s public television station, expanded its high definition service (HD) to 24/7 as of October 1st, 2005, becoming the first local broadcast station to provide such an extensive service.