Phillyvision looks like a keeper.(VOD)(Comcast launches video-on-demand services)

Multichannel News, September, 2003 by Stump, Matt

PHILADELPHIA -- As Comcast begins to roll out video-on-demand services in the former AT&T Broadband systems--using the programming model that's been built here--it remains confident that its free content-laden approach is paying off. "The numbers are holding up if not getting better," said Andy Addis, senior vice president of marketing and new products at Comcast Cable.

In July, monthly order rates for both free and transactional content stood at 508% (or about five orders per home), a 10% increase from earlier in the year. Some 35% of all digital subscribers used VOD in July. Chum numbers hold steady: Comcast tracked 5,795 digital subscribers from December 2002 to Apri1 2003, and found that 53% used on-demand content during that period. Of...

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