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Articles in Nov 19, 2001 issue of Cable World

• QUOTE
• Charter Toppers sign on dotted line: responding to Wall Street, operator releases details of management contracts
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Wisdom working to help itself: network looks for ways to boost subscribers
  by Will Lee
• Liberty forges ahead with European expansion: set to acquire TeleColumbus despite third-quarter losses
  by Staci D. Kramer
• COMCAST
• Is classic's bankruptcy first of many?
  by K.C. Neel
• Lazarus takes over sales job at Turner: sees signs of "vibrancy" in moribund ad market
  by Christopher Schultz
• Cable's new sheriff packs technology: cable piracy remains such a big problem that even cops are getting in the act. But new digital set-top boxes may prove to be a strong deterrent
  by Richard Cole
• DirecTV still glad to have McGwire on team: says pitchman's persona overrides performance
  by Christopher Schultz
• AOL Time Warner
• Internet Cable Corporation
• Networking
• AT&T to sell rainbow shares
• Where high-tech meets highway 1: Robert Hager, manager of USA Media Group's Half Moon Bay system, has seen to it that his system meets the needs of a changing community
  by Richard Cole
• Ratings
• Cablelabs selects European Middleware
• In Demand
• Events calendar
• Markets
• Fox and Cox Bicker over National Geographic: cable network says operator will "never" carry the channel, citing stake in discovery
  by Jon Lafayette
• Major suppliers for digital cable and set-top boxes
• Cablevision results hurt by MSG unit: reports gains for core cable business
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Mixed Signals Technologies
• Venture funding for cable rises
  by Mariam Rondeli
• CNN/SI could get NBA spin
  by Staci D. Kramer
• TechTV hit with layoffs
• Starz pitches free SVOD
  by Staci D. Kramer
• Ethernet gear could open commercial door: would enable operators to offer low-cost telephony services
  by K.C. Neel
• IBLAST
• Studio USA
• Sharing the pain: Ad-starved programmers eye hefty fee hikes, irking operators
  by Christopher Schultz
• Cable opens up broadband lead over DSL
  by Richard Cole
• Beer-priced set-tops for champagne tastes: reluctant to buy costly high-end boxes, cable operators are being offered upgraded versions of current models that can handle more sophisticated services
  by Brian Santo
• Not all operators choose to go for the gold: olympics surcharge freezes out some independents
  by Christopher Schultz
• Centerspan
• Frank N. Magid Associates
• Western show a chance to focus on technology: cutting edge on display in home networking, interactivity
  by Paul Kagan
• PANAMSAT
• ESPN
• AOL Time Warner signs AT&T confidentiality pact: additional suitor could add to the value of broadband division
  by Jon Lafayette
• Oxygen goes basic in N.Y
  by Shirley Brady
• Beta says OPS want NAT GEO, BIO, lifetime movie
• Marketplace
• Paramount Digital Entertainment
• Schleyer shuffles executive team
  by K.C. Neel
• Echostar deal forces FCC into uncomfortable position: Powell under pressure to take regulatory role
  by Erik Wemple
• Comedy central gets fabulous debut: new episode of comedy doubles rating in time slot
  by Tom Bierbaum
• Juniper buys pacific broadband
• EUNIVERSE
• Starz Encore Group
• CNBC
• Court TV
• Correction
• Cox communications shows Excite@Home the door: operator is taking its high-speed data service in-house
  by K.C. Neel
• BIN LADEN on hot seat
• Cable network distribution snapshot
• Rainbow Advertising Sales Corp
• Crown Media Holdings Inc
• MSNBC gets Boston boost
• WICT focuses on leadership
  by Shirley Brady
• Dennehy in knight's armor
• High-speed customers to get soft sell: software touts products during self-installation
  by Jon Lafayette
• Society Of Cable Telecommunications Engineers