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What kinds of programming are offered on multicast channels?

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This is archived content from Digital TV Facts. For up-to-date information on the digital TV transition, see the federal government’s site, www.DTV2009.gov.

Multicast TV offerings in some cities include round-the-clock weather (can you ever have too much weather? Umm, maybe…) and a wide range of public television programming.

Public TV, with the most ambitious plans for multicasting, announced the launch of four channels:

• Viva TV: Spanish-language programming.

• PBS Kids Go!: Shows aimed at school-age children.

• World: Documentaries and public affairs.

• Create: How-to, travel and possibly some local programming.

Create is already on the air. Viva and PBS Kids Go! are scheduled to debut in fall 2006, with World slated for January 2007. The channels should be available in many TV markets, over the air or on cable.

Commercial networks may also offer feeds on multicast channels.

And, hate to say this, but they might be a tempting outlet for infomercials.

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