On July 1, 360 North changed the way its signal gets to our viewers across Alaska. When completed this will allow people in more communities across Alaska to watch the popular 360 North programs.

If you are looking for 360 North and can't find us here are a few things you can do:

-If you watch by cable, you can call your cable company. All of our cable partners are switching their systems over now.

-If you watch over-the-air with a digital television receiver in the Anchorage area, keep your set tuned to 7.3 and we will be back on shortly.

-If you are seeing instructions on your television, they are intended for satellite operators. You do not need to change the tuning of your set unless you have your own satellite dish system. This should not affect Dish Newtork or DirecTV viewers.

-If you have additional questions and don't know who to ask, email us now and tell us where you are and how you usually receive 360 North. We will forward your information along to those who can be of help.

Celebration is a biennial festival of Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian tribal members organized every two years by Sealaska Heritage Institute. The Juneau event began in 1982. Since that time, Celebration has been encouraging individuals, families, clans and communities to participate in traditional song and dance, arts and crafts, and the revitalization of Native languages. It is one of the largest gatherings of Southeast Alaska Native peoples.

In conjunction with Sealaska Heritage Institute, KTOO-TV produced more than 40 hours of Celebration 2008 coverage over three days in June. 360 North will air all of the coverage of this special event during the July 4 holiday weekend.