DTV Transition Gains Six Stations

    Six more television stations have begun transmitting a digital signal, bringing the national total to 461 in 136 markets. The stations are: * WRDQ, Orlando, Fla. (independent) * WNLO, Buffalo, N.Y. (independent) * KBMT, Beaumont, Texas (ABC) * WKYT, Lexington, Ky. (CBS) * WSCV, Miami (Telemundo) * KSBY, San Luis Obis
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    Six more television stations have begun transmitting a digital signal, bringing the national total to 461 in 136 markets.

    The stations are:

    * WRDQ, Orlando, Fla. (independent)
    * WNLO, Buffalo, N.Y. (independent)
    * KBMT, Beaumont, Texas (ABC)
    * WKYT, Lexington, Ky. (CBS)
    * WSCV, Miami (Telemundo)
    * KSBY, San Luis Obispo, Calif. (NBC)

    The 136 markets with digital signals include 88.5 percent of U.S. TV households.

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