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Cable World, April 17, 2000 

The Top 5 Gainers are                  52-Week        4/12/00
shown in (a) and the Top
5 Losers are shown in (b).          High     Low       Price

OPERATORS

3 Com                             119.75     20.00     50.25
Adelphia Comm.                     87.00     43.13     43.94
AOL                                95.81     38.47     65.50
AT&T                               63.00     41.50     55.25
Bell Atlantic Corp.                69.50     47.38     64.06
BellSouth Corp.                    53.00     34.94     52.31
Cablevision Sys.                   91.88     55.00     63.44
(b)CNET                            79.88     27.50     37.44
Comcast                            54.63     28.06     36.13
Cox Communications                 58.38     32.78     45.94
EchoStar                           81.25      9.72     60.18
Gannett                            83.63     61.31     69.38
GM Hughes Electronics             140.00     48.75    113.19
GTE Corp.                          78.50     55.81     74.81
Insight Communications             33.88     19.63     20.88
Media General                      59.50     44.31     51.31
MediaOne Group                     84.00     60.00     81.00
(b)Motorola                       184.63     72.63    124.00
(a)Rogers Communications Inc.      42.25     15.19     29.13
SBC                                59.88     34.81     47.25
Time Warner                       150.50     57.19     95.75
US West                            81.50     51.50     70.88
Washington Post                   587.00    472.00    509.75

SUPPLIERS

(b)ACTV Inc.                       51.75      8.88     22.75
Antec Corp.                        61.25     19.00     36.00
(a)Blonder Tongue Labs. Inc.       11.88      4.75      9.38
CBS Inc.                           65.94     39.19     59.13
(a)C-Cor                           57.00      8.38     44.13
C-Cube Microsystems               106.25     18.50     64.75
Channell Commercial Corp.          21.00      6.75     13.00
Commscope Inc.                     50.13     19.25     46.19
CSG Systems                        74.50     20.25     53.63
(a)Disney                          42.50     23.38     42.50
EW Scripps                         53.00     41.50     47.56
Excite@Home Corp.                  99.00     25.88     27.00
General Electric                  164.88     99.81    161.63
Harmonic Inc.                     157.50     13.50     76.88
Liberty Media Inc.                 61.44     26.25     55.13
Microsoft                         119.94     75.50     83.88
News Corp.                         67.00     26.31     53.81
Oracle Systems                     90.00     10.50     77.38
Pegasus                            54.41     13.50     16.63
Pioneer Electronics                34.75     16.13     25.75
Phillips Electronics              208.25     78.06    162.13
Playboy Enterprises                36.13     17.19     18.69
Scientific-Atlanta                 77.00     12.75     62.94
Shop at Home Inc.                  16.13      6.44      7.00
Sprint Corp.                       75.94     42.63     60.31
Sun Microsystems                  106.75     24.90     87.88
(b)Terayon Communication Sys      285.25     36.38    162.75
Thomas & Betts                     53.69     20.69     27.31
Times Mirror                       95.00     47.69     94.25
(b)TV Guide Interactive            64.88     12.81     35.25
(A)USA Networks Inc.               29.06     17.06     21.81
Valuevision International          62.00     10.00     30.50
Viacom                             63.31     36.69     55.25
Viacom (cl b)                      63.25     36.63     55.25
Wegener                             9.25      1.38      4.94

                                    Week        YTD
                                  % Change    % Change
OPERATORS

3 Com                               7.77        6.91
Adelphia Comm.                     -5.89      -33.05
AOL                                 3.46      -13.67
AT&T                                0.91        8.73
Bell Atlantic Corp.                 1.38        4.06
BellSouth Corp.                     6.22       11.75
Cablevision Sys.                   -1.93      -15.98
(b)CNET                           -16.22      -34.03
Comcast                            -7.22      -24.54
Cox Communications                 -7.20      -10.80
EchoStar                           -4.51      -37.63
Gannett                            -0.98      -14.94
GM Hughes Electronics              -3.46       17.90
GTE Corp.                           2.05        6.02
Insight Communications              3.73      -29.54
Media General                       2.37       -1.32
MediaOne Group                      1.89        5.45
(b)Motorola                       -14.30      -15.79
(a)Rogers Communications Inc.       7.13       17.68
SBC                                 2.02       -3.08
Time Warner                         4.64       32.41
US West                             1.80       -1.56
Washington Post                    -1.21       -8.3

SUPPLIERS

(b)ACTV Inc.                      -19.29      -50.21
Antec Corp.                        -7.69       -1.37
(a)Blonder Tongue Labs. Inc.       19.05       87.50
CBS Inc.                            4.99       -7.53
(a)C-Cor                           13.50      -42.41
C-Cube Microsystems                 5.93        4.02
Channell Commercial Corp.           4.00       13.66
Commscope Inc.                      5.72       14.57
CSG Systems                        -0.46       34.48
(a)Disney                           6.25       45.30
EW Scripps                          0.93        6.14
Excite@Home Corp.                  -8.67      -37.03
General Electric                    5.42        4.44
Harmonic Inc.                       1.07      -19.03
Liberty Media Inc.                 -1.56       -2.97
Microsoft                          -2.89      -28.16
News Corp.                          1.06       40.69
Oracle Systems                     -1.12      -30.95
Pegasus                            -9.52      -72.44
Pioneer Electronics                -3.29       -5.94
Phillips Electronics                4.55       20.09
Playboy Enterprises                -3.86      -23.14
Scientific-Atlanta                  2.65       12.64
Shop at Home Inc.                  -5.88      -29.56
Sprint Corp.                       -1.13      -10.40
Sun Microsystems                   -0.99       13.48
(b)Terayon Communication Sys      -13.43      159.10
Thomas & Betts                     -2.24      -14.31
Times Mirror                        0.94       40.67
(b)TV Guide Interactive           -13.76      -18.02
(a)USA Networks Inc.                7.06      -60.52
Valuevision International           0.00      -46.78
Viacom                              5.49       -8.58
Viacom (cl b)                       5.74       -8.58
Wegener                             1.28      113.47
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