The regional TV is at a crucial moment in its history. It is being challenged, as a mass, to adopt a new technological standard and impose deep changes in its productive chain, flocking from the analogic standard to a new high-definition digital one, which is capable of interacting and allowing the portability of its contents. The main goal of this paper is to analyse the transition period from the analogical transmission to the digital broadcast TV. With a regional television focus, this research aims to clarify how the broadcasters from Vale do Paraiba carry out their digital innovation management and fulfill its sector regulatory requirements during the transition period. Thus, it is important to analyse the Brazilian State role in the determination of industrial innovation policies (IP) and foster the implementation period of the Brazilian System of Terrestrial Digital TV (SBTVD-T). Regarding the methodology used, the research was developed from a deductive method, which is descriptive and exploratory in its nature, with a focus on the adoption of a bibliographical research as a secondary source and then, conducted by a direct documentation method, through the data collection and the field research technique, in order to identify the perception of the regional wired TV networks and its general conditions for each company throughout this period of changes. With the adoption of interviews and treatment of qualitative data, we discus the adapting conditions of these regional TV broadcasters into those technological changes in order to meet the regulatory demands as well as dispose the innovative advances in the sector.