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January 20, 2003
PROGRAMMING
A Tale of Two New Networks
More cable networks are on the way. They're looking to fill a variety of niches and to have very different pedigrees. With Comcast as one of its major...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
BRIEFS
CHARTER GIVES HDNET FIRST FOOTHOLD WITH CABLE Charter Communications agreed to carry two around-the-clock, high-definition networks: HDNet and HDNet...
DIGITAL PIPELINE
BRIEFS
SEACHANGE, MANTICOM GETTIN' GIGE WITH IT Manticom Networks last week announced that it has successfully completed interoperability tests between its...
War Games in Miami Beach
As metaphors go, you'd be hard-pressed to top the sweeping marble staircase in the lobby of Miami Beach's Fontainebleau Hotel. A promenade that functions...
BY ANTHONY CRUPI
MEET THE SYSTEM
Big Growth Spurt In a Small Region
Rhode Island is a little state with a big reputation. Unfortunately, that rep is for government corruption. The misuse of public funds ran rampant at...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
COLUMNS
The CES used to be enemy territory for cable execs.Not this year. Still, there's much work to be done.
What a difference a year makes. Last year, a cluster of cable CEOs and other industry executives ventured into enemy territory at the Consumer Electronics...
BY STACI D. KRAMER
General
A Good Week for Kids as Three Cable Initiatives Get Promoted
The cable industry furthered its commitment to families last week with initiatives to assist kids ? and likely impress parents. Cox Communications...
BY SHIRLEY BRADY
BRIEFS
YAEGER UPPED AT TW Time Warner Cable promoted Lynn M. Yaeger to EVP of corporate affairs, making her one of the cable industry's highest-ranked women...
CABLE CONNECTIONS
ADELPHIA David Limebrook to VP-marketing, Florida, from VP-marketing for Time Warner's national division, Denver, Colo. CABLEVISION James Maiella Jr....
CNN's News Chief Says Beating Fox Isn't Job One
If you can't beat them ignore them. That's the attitude of the top executives running CNN when it comes to overtaking Fox News Channel in the ratings...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
Comcast Begins Big VOD Push
Here's a scenario for you: You're sitting around the house on a cold January afternoon. You've been told by your local cable company that they've got...
BY ANTHONY CRUPI
DIRECTING PROGRAMMING
DirecTV's programming costs jumped 16.7% YOY to gobble up almost 44% of total expenses. Though the company did a nice job of cutting SG&A and COGS to...
BY JONATHAN BLUM, KAGAN
DirecTV Expecting Slower Subscriber Growth This Year
When it comes to signing up new customers, this won't be a banner year for the nation's largest provider of satellite services. DirecTV said last week...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
IT'S A DEAL
Despite repeated objections from its largest shareholders, the Adelphia Communications board of directors late last week OK'd revised employment contracts...
BY ANDREA FIGLER AND MAVIS SCANLON
KNOW YOUR NODE
Comcast's boast to serve VOD to all their 600,000 digital subs at once is interesting. Though no modern network actually works on 100% simultaneous usage,...
BY JONATHAN BLUM, KAGAN
Late Breaking News
Rooney Heads Labeling Group Negotiators for the cable industry are turning to the marketing experts for advice in one important aspect of the plug-and-play...
Media Ownership Forum Draws Powell and Co.
With more than 2,000 submissions received on the 12 studies commissioned by the FCC's media ownership task force, Chairman Michael Powell and his commissioners...
BY SHIRLEY BRADY
Ratings
Top 40 Basic Cable Ad-Supported ProgramsWeek of January 6-12, 2003 ...
SoapNet Is Eyeing Two Spin-Off Networks
Tune in tomorrow and maybe SoapNet will have an evil twin or two. Okay, so maybe it won't be so evil. But after three successful years, SoapNet GM Deborah...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
The FCC: A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery
It was a cold November day outside, but inside the Washington Marriott, Michael Copps was on fire. That's a relative term, in that Copps, an older gentleman...
BY ALICIA MUNDY
The Importance of Being Earnest
Two words provide an object lesson in the vital importance of proper and competent political representation in Washington: Charlie Ergen. The proposed...
BY ALICIA MUNDY
The Politics of Inertia
As the Senate Commerce Committee hearing on telecom issues entered its fourth hour last Tuesday, a reporter sneaking out was begged by a Federal Communications...
BY ALICIA MUNDY

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