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Discovery Tech 60 Seconds of Tech -- Digital TV technology.discovery.com -- It's finally happening. On June 12, 2009, broadcast stations in the United States are going digital, and all analog signals will be turned off. It's one of the latest technological advances in the history of television, but it won't be the last. We'll take a look back at where TV has come from, and look forward to where it's going.

Discovery Tech 60 Seconds of Tech! -- technology.discovery.com -- Three big tech pieces to watch for on the site this week A poll asking how your switch from analog to digital tv went, an IM Interview with an engineers who develops flexible screens and a video about holographic television.

Discovery Tech 60 Seconds of Tech: technology.discovery.com -- A fortunate few have carved out unique, exciting, challenging careers in the area of technology, and all of them say they love their jobs. Find out what they do each day, why they like going to work, how they found their calling and what advice they have for you.

Discovery Tech Weekly Preview Monday morning preview of what's on deck for the week on Discovery Tech

Discovery Tech Weekly Preview Preview of technology-related stories being posted to technology.discovery.com the week of Dec. 1, 2008.

Discovery Tech Weekly Update This week features The Wide Angle: Should Plasma Gas Trash?

Discovery Tech Weekly Update Weekly update for the week of December 29. Bullet trains, nanojewels and robotic surgery.

Discovery Tech Weekly Update Tracy's weekly update for Discovery Tech's web site. This week: intelligent highways, television puzzles, wind tunnels, podcasts, video, and more!

Discovery Tech Weekly Preview Podcasts, video, blogs, puzzles and articles from Discovery Tech. This week: using your cell phone to turn on darkened city lights, tv's technological history, the Slinky, moon bricks and nanocrystals.

Discovery Tech Weekly Preview The week of January 19: Algorithms for efficient plane boarding, puzzle, podcast, engineering the planet, IM Interviews, moon bricks, tv history, engineered body parts.