The national total of DTV stations reached 450 after seven more stations signed on with digital signals, according to the NAB. DTV is now available in 135 markets. The seven stations are: * KASA, Albuquerque, N.M. (Fox) * WGNT, Norfolk, Va. (UPN) * KSTC, Minneapolis, Minn. (independent) * WFIE, Evansville, Ind. (NBC

NAB announced that 17 more stations are broadcasting in digital, raising the total to 535 stations. They are: WTNZ-TV - Knoxville, Tenn. (Fox affiliate) WTOK-TV - Meridian, Miss. (ABC affiliate) KAZT-TV - Phoenix, Ariz. (Singly owned independent) WSIL-TV - Paducah, Ky. (ABC affiliate) WSMV-TV - Nashville, Tenn. (NBC a

NAB announced that 40 more stations are broadcasting in digital, raising the total to 575 stations. They are: WCLF-TV Tampa, Fla. (Network-owned independent) WPXB-TV Boston (NBC-owned independent) WACX-TV Orlando, Fla. (Singly-owned independent) KCTV-TV Kansas City, Mo. (CBS) WLVI-TV Boston (WB) KEYC-TV Mankato, Minn.

The current total of commercial and public stations broadcasting in digital is now 1,129.

According to NAB, eight more TV stations have begun transmitting a digital signal, raising the tally-to-date up to 787. The stations are: WPIX, New York (WB) WVCY, Milwaukee, Wis. (VCY America-owned independent) WVEN, Orlando, Fla. (Univision) WAOE, Peoria, Ill. (UPN) KELO, Sioux Falls, S.D. (CBS) KLJB, Davenport, Io

Eight new stations have begun broadcasting digital signals, according to the National Association of Broadcasters. The eight stations are: * WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis. (CBS) * WBZL-TV, Miami, Fla. (WB) * KOB-TV, Albuquerque, N.M. (NBC) * WMC-TV, Memphis, Tenn. (NBC) * WUNP-TV, Raleigh, N.C. (satellite of PBS affiliate)

Twenty more television stations are now transmitting a digital signal.