The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo) continues to accelerate the distribution of free digital TV set top boxes.For those of you who haven't gotten this help, it's very easy, don't forget to see how to get it.The cessation of analog TV broadcasts and switching to digital TV or Analog Switch Off (ASO) will end on November 2, 2022, which is only about three weeks away.As conveyed by the Broadcasting Director of the PPI Directorate General of the Ministry of Communications and Informatics, Geryantika Kurnia said, based on the last meeting between the multiplexing organizer and the Minister of Communication and Informatics Johnny G. Plate, the distribution of free TV set top box assistance continues to be accelerated.The Minister of Communication and Information revealed that the migration of analogue to digital TV will be in accordance with the applicable regulations, the deadline for which is November 2, 2022."The law requires that ASO (the deadline is) on November 2, 2022, and mux organizers have made a commitment to provide massive socialization to prepare a good ecosystem so that ASO implementation runs well," he said in Jakarta, some time ago.For those who want to get this free TV set top box, these are the conditions for the recipient of the assistance.The method for distributing free digital TV set top boxes is not done directly, given to the community by door to door, aka from house to house, but is focused on one place, namely in the village.Meanwhile, for people who do not meet these criteria, Kominfo appealed to buy a set top box device independently, which costs around Rp. 150 thousand to Rp. 300 thousand.The process of stopping analog TV broadcasts carried out by Kominfo is now using the multiple ASO method, namely the continuous termination of analog TV broadcasts until the deadline on November 2, 2022. There are three components that are reviewed by Kominfo in determining the level of technical readiness of an area to apply ASO , which is as follows:Also watch this week's figure: Kiswanti, the Librarian Warrior from Parung