Digital broadcasting is a method of transmitting audio and video signals using digital technology instead of traditional analog signals. This allows for clearer sound and picture quality, as well as the ability to transmit multiple channels over the same frequency. Digital broadcasting can be received through various devices, including televisions, radios, and streaming services. There are two main types of digital broadcasting: terrestrial and satellite. Terrestrial broadcasting uses ground-based transmitters to send signals to nearby receivers, while satellite broadcasting relies on satellites orbiting the Earth to deliver signals over a wider area. Both methods provide viewers and listeners with a more reliable and versatile media experience.