PHOTO: Old Television Set - Remember Public Televisions in Haiti?

Look at this photo of an old television set... Growing up in Haiti I remember standing in a street to watching TV on a public television set just like this one in the early 80's

Anyone who grew up in Hinche Haiti will probably recall an old public television set that was sitting on the top of the wall of SEPRNN

I paid so much money to carefully pack my big screen TV and ship it to Haiti when I was moving there. But when I arrived, I realized that my flat screen TV was more of a "bibelot" and anything else.

Read: I live in Haiti, a 72 inch flat screen TV is not a necessity!

You love your baby girl so much you put a TV in her room but did you know? Having a television in the bedroom has been found to be associated with to childhood obesity. This is something that most Haitian parents are probably not aware of. Your kid is getting fat and it's your fault.

Read: Haitian parents, having a TV in your child's room could be the reason she is overweight and obese

Haiti's government television (TNH) is anything but "National." It is more like Television Port-au-Prince since only Port-au-Prince and the surrounding areas can watch it.

Read: Haiti Television - Why call it Television NATIONALE when it is NOT?

Did you know? There is a 15 Jun 2015 Deadline for all Haiti Television broadcast to go Digital... How is this analog to digital going? Are the television stations ready?

Read: Haiti Television - Analog to Digital TV Deadline 15 Jun 2015

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