News release: “With 421 television stations still planning to terminate analog broadcasts on Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission, broadcasters and others are working overtime to prepare consumers for the digital transition – and to try to ensure that consumers who aren’t ready for the switch will continue to have access to vital television news and emergency information. Of the nation’s nearly 1,800 full-power televisions stations, 220 will have terminated their analog signals before Tuesday and another 421 will terminate their analog signals on Tuesday before 11:59 pm, for a total of 641 stations, or about 36% of all full-power stations nationwide. The FCC has dispatched staffers to 72 markets across the nation where the impact is expected to be the greatest, while broadcasters who are shutting down analog signals intensify efforts to notify and educate the public.”

• FCC Releases Lists of TV Stations’ Responses to Requirements for Analog Termination on February 17, 2009
• All Full-Power Television Stations By DMA, Indicating Those Terminating Analog Service Before Or On February 17, 2009. (As of 2/16/2009)
• CNet: Despite ‘delay,’ DTV transition starts today