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Boston Stations Enjoy GV Maestro Switching By Art Murphy, Studio Engineering Crew Chief, WHDH Television 24 July 2012 BOSTON—In July 2008, we began broadcasting our network programming and some commercial and promo spots in high definition while continuing to run other spots and shows in standard definition.
