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March 4, 2002
PROGRAMMING
briefs
IT'S NOT THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE ? IT'S HBO The director of the Austin Powers films and pay service...
Comedy Takes ABC's The Job Part Time
In the latest in a spate of cable deals repurposing programs from the broadcast networks, Comedy Central...
Madison Square Garden Steps Into Batter's Box
For those to whom Mickey Mantle, center fielder for the New York Yankees during the '50s and '60s, mattered,...
by will lee
Business
briefs
TELUS CORP. DIALS UP BROADJUMP SOFTWARE Broadband software provider BroadJump has scored another DSL partner....
Upgrade Demands Sink Liberty's German Deals
Although Liberty Media failed to become Germany's largest cable operator, chairman John Malone's hopes...
by k. c. neel
Marketplace
companies in the news
WALT DISNEY CO. (NYSE: DIS) Goldman Sachs expects Disney shares to come under pressure this quarter. Goldman...
DOW JONES VS. CABLE MSO WATCH
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INSIDER SPOTLIGHT
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People
People
a&e networks Robert Edney to VP-advertising sales, Eastern region, from VP-advertising sales planning....
General
At the Table With the Big Boys
According to local legend, ?Grandpa Pete? Christensen picked up the Mashell Telephone Company...
by christopher schultz
briefs
OCAP CONFERENCE DRAWS 90 PARTICIPANTS Cable Television Laboratories says representatives from nearly 90...
Comcast Is Ready to Roll Out Multiple ISPs
Following Time Warner Cable's lead, Comcast will soon offer subscribers multiple choices in Internet access...
BY K. C. NEEL
Comcast to FCC: Merger Will Save $1.9B
Comcast Corp. expects to reap up to $1.9 billion in annual cost savings and additional revenues within...
BY STACI D. KRAMER
Corrections
On page 19 of the Feb. 18 issue, it was incorrectly stated that the New York Interconnect licenses Adlink's...
COURT TV'S $6M MOVIE TICKET
Court TV plans to spend $6 million to promote its first original movie, Guilt by Association. The film...
DIGITAL DRIVE: WHERE MSOs STAND WITH DIGITAL DEPLOYMENTS
Adelphia Communications 2001 performance In the third quarter Adelphia added 179,000 digital customers,...
Mavis Scanlon
DISCOVERY ON THE HUNT FOR RODGERS SUCCESSOR
Discovery Communications has begun a search to replace Discovery Networks' U.S. president, Johnathan Rodgers,...
Don't Call My Network Digital
The newest dirty word in cable programmers' lexicon rhymes with rich. With a certain degree of affectation,...
BY WILL LEE
Driving Digital
Jim Robbins, chairman and CEO of Cox Communications, discussed the slowdown in growth of the cable industry's...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
Early Read on Kids Market Looks Better than 2001-'02
At a time when serious doubts continue to linger over the overall advertising marketplace, the children's...
BY JOE MANDESE SPECIAL FROM MEDIA BUYER'S DAILY
GOLDPOCKET BUYS MIXED SIGNALS
Interactive content provider GoldPocket Interactive acquired competitor Mixed Signals ITV Professional...
Andrea Figler
IBM Looks to Provide VOD Services to Operators
IBM is turning its attention to digital media, and that means cable operators will be seeing more of Big...
by richard cole
Investors Still Have Jitters Over The Slow Deployment of ITV
Will interactive TV stocks ever come back? In early 2000, interactive TV shares were soaring along with...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
Late Breaking News
Phone Spinoff Skips Payment Adelphia Business Solutions missed a $15.3 million interest payment due March...
Local Channels Offered to Smooth Satellite Merger
Charlie Ergen, the CEO of EchoStar Communications, this week will try to convince the Senate Judiciary...
BY ANDREA FIGLER
Los Angeles Reports Rapid Rise In Cable Customer Complaints
Formal consumer complaints about cable service in Los Angeles increased 117% last year compared with 2000,...
BY ANDREA FIGLER
Lucent Buy Gives CSG International Reach
CSG Systems International Inc. last week completed the acquisition of Lucent Technologies' billing and...
BY K. C. NEEL
Merrill Analyst Sets Off Bull Run on Cable
Cable stocks, which have fallen about 19% year-to-date, rebounded Friday, following a bullish call on the...
BY MAVIS SCANLON
MSOs Play Up Rollout Of Interactive Services
For years people have been saying interactive TV was ready for prime time. It's good to go. It's right...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
Paper Channels Give Early Look at Cross-Ownership
Last month's ruling by a U.S. Appeals Court appeared to open the door to a world in which cross-ownership...
by christopher schultz
Ratings
TOP 20 BASIC CABLE AD-SUPPORTED PROGRAMS WEEK OF...
Study Finds Demand for Networking
Cable operators are looking to home networking as another way to maximize revenue from the broadband pipeline...
BY RICHARD COLE
The Killer Upgrade
Via digital, cable operators will soon offer video-on-demand, commercial-free music, interactive program...
BY CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ
TRAVEL CHANNEL TO TAKE A HIKE
The Travel Channel may be losing its analog ticket to ride in the parts of the key New York market served...
BY JON LAFAYETTE
Value of Media Deals Declines By 65%
Dollar value for priced media mergers and acquisitions in 2001 totaled $243.6 billion at year-end, a 65%...
BY BRIAN ALLEN SPECIAL FROM KAGAN MEDIA MONEY
Vendors Still Spending On R&D
Despite reduced spending on upgrades and the lower advanced service most cable operators are projecting,...
BY TREVOR ESCH SPECIAL FROM KAGAN BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY
WINK TO CARRY TWO WAY TV CHANNELS
Wink Communications last week made a deal to get into the interactive game market with Two Way TV (U.S.)....

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