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Honolulu - Oahu Television Network television programming on broadcast stations originate in Honolulu. They are re-transmitted to relay stations and translators on the neighbor islands. The major broadcast TV networks have local affiliates in the islands. In addition to traditional over the air broadcasts, the network stations are carried by cable TV systems located on each island. Nearly all television stations in Hawaii are broadcasting over the air in digital as mandated by the FCC and Federal Government. The last day for analog broadcasts was on January 16, 2009. To receive an over the air (OTA) digital broadcast, consumers need a TV set that is capable of receiving a digital signal, or an external digital converter box plugged into an analog set. Most of the major cable television networks are receivable on Hawaii's cable television and satellite systems. Every Hawaiian Island except Niihau and Kahoolawe have access to cable TV service. Channel and network line-ups vary from system to system. Contact your local cable television company for channel and network information for your area. The dominant cable TV company in the Honolulu area is Time Warner Oceanic Cable. Satellite TV is available through Dish Network and Direct TV. Each county in Hawaii has its own public access channels available for community, educational and government use. Home page links are highlighted where applicable by clicking on the station's call letters. The FCC Hawaii TV Query page can be accessed from this link.
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