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Do TV networks, like CNN, MSNBC, Lifetime, etc., have to switch to digital broadcasting as well?

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Do TV networks, like CNN, MSNBC, Lifetime, etc., have to switch to digital broadcasting as well?

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No. The current requirement to switch from analog to digital only applies to full-power broadcast TV stations, which use the public airwaves to provide free over-the-air programming. However, as cable providers convert to digital transmissions over their systems, you may need to subscribe to their digital tier to continue to receive this non-broadcast programming.

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