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Articles in Nov 5, 2001 issue of Cable World

• Reaching for the sky: EchoStar's $23B deal for DirecTV offers peril, promise for cable ops
  by K.C. Neel
• Lawmakers choose sides
  by Eric Wemple
• Demand is there—delivery, not quite: several systems offer distribution and storage of content
  by Brian Santo
• Tuner makers dial into set-top market: tiny, cost-effective chips meet analog video requirements
  by Jon Lafayette
• Indemand
• Road runner rates rise
• Time Warner Cable
• Charter lowers outlook for cash-flow growth: new basic subscribers, advertising fall below expectations
  by Mavis Scanlon
• More watching TV while net surfing
  by Carol Krol
• Comcast swims against negative earnings tide: reports big gains in revenue and operating cash flow
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Fox Kids
• EPSN Outdoors
• Networks sue over replayTV
  by Andrea Figler
• Programmers look to follow AOL into China: full-time entertainment network called a big step
  by Andrea Figler
• Extra cheese for those avails, please: Telnet of Decorah gets creative to keep a popular local sports program going
  by Christopher Schultz
• ShopNBC
• Cable rates rise amid slow economy
  by K.C. Neel
• Ergen's money talks, Murdoch walks: next challenge is raising nearly $3 billion in an uncertain market
  by Mavis Scanlon
• One call does it all: cable operators are spending big money to outfit customer call centers with the latest software. Here's how Time Warner's upgrade for the nation's largest cable system shaved 30 seconds from the average call
  by Shirley Brady
• Digital services snapshot
• Goodman Media International Inc
• Networking
• Com21
• Chao, others exiting USA cable
  by Will Lee
• A&E puts team behind biography
  by Will Lee
• Ratings
• On Command Corporation
• Motorola goes iSurfing
  by K.C. Neel
• Fox Sportsnet
• New MTV lineup features layoffs
  by Will Lee
• Wetmore Mayor tends own garden: Kansas native Robert C. Carson provides 4,500 subscribers with all the digital amenities of a large MSO, with a small-town touch
  by Christopher Schultz
• Marketplace
• Events calendar
• Pace replaces Kelly as AOL Time Warner CFO: former Turner exec faces rift with Wall Street
  by Mavis Scanlon
• California lawsuits could affect merger
  by Andrea Figler
• Selected major providers and suppliers of VOD services and equipment
• Cox picks Motorola router for Vegas
• Macrovision Corporation
• AT&T EXECS going to show
• Court TV puckers up with Gene Simmons
• Broadjump gets new order from TW
  by Richard Cole
• High-speed service growth slows in third quarter: outlook brighter for cable than for DSL
  by Richard Cole
• CNN
• Nielsen/Net Ratings
• Focus turns to slicing digital pie: bigger cable and satellite companies face off
  by Paul Kagan
• Correction
• Tech kinks to follow regulatory hurdles: EchoStar's replacement of DirecTV set-top receivers could take years
  by Jon Lafayette
• Travel networks focus on vicarious thrills: Scripps sticks with first quarter launch date for fine living
  by Will Lee
• AOL Time Warner
• Mixed Signals Technology
• COMCAST goes high definition
• Markets
• Loser Murdoch ponders next step
  by Andrea Figler
• Fond Du Lac and Cloud and St. Cloud get their fox sports
• Cam Systems
• Navic Networks
• Geraldo Vaults to Fox News
  by Will Lee