NewsHour to air in high definition

By Reynolds Staff on Dec 13, 2007 in Jobs

On Monday, the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer will officially become part of the digital revolution, one that has every broadcaster replacing analog with digital transmission by February 2009.
Viewers will be able to watch the show in high definition. The method fills up large television screens with sharper images and better sound.
A producer from the show said they’ve redesigned sets, graphics, retrained staff, and updated their equipment.
For a glimpse of the changes at the NewsHour, watch the program on Friday for a behind-the-scenes tour with Senior Correspondent Jeffrey Brown.

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