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Articles in Nov 27, 2000 issue of Cable World

• Oxygen media
• RCN's Starpower
• Broadband audience grows two-track minds
  by Richard Cole
• Hot dates
• Wired: Jerry Kent of Charter Communications says emerging technologies, such as interactive TV and video-on-demand, will transform Paul Allen's $7 billion investment in cable
  by K.C. Neel
• Networking
• Cable industry gets average marks
  by K.C. Neel
• BBC attaches to the web
  by Mike Reynolds
• Pay's place: premium cable's role in the digital future
  by Andy Grossman
• More to follow in ISP pipeline
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Tech's the Western Show star
  by K.C. Neel
• Top of the league: juggling cable and satellite channels becomes a Shell game for Fox executive
  by Mike Reynolds
• History channel
• Wi-LAN
• Coordinates
• Remote Controls
• Yanks, MSGN look to extra innings
  by Mike Reynolds
• Correction
• `Cable World' adds Brady
• MSO content takes on local flavor
  by Richard Cole
• NASCAR's high-octane programming to rev up cable
  by Mike Reynolds
• Fox family channel
• TV land
• Nuera has plans for IP telephony
  by Jim Barthold
• Satellite Export & Engineering, Inc
• VOD companies take aim at PVDRs
• Comcast doesn't have to offer its regional sports network, SportsNet, to competitors DirectTV and EchoStar communications, the FCC determined last week
• USA Networks
• Bandies offer content pointers
  by Richard Cole
• Event calendar
• iNEXTV
• Coordinates
• Battery backups critical
• NAACP gives MSOs wake up call to promote diversity
  by K.C. Neel
• E! adds adventure in 2001
  by Andrea Figler
• Techies on parade: broadband enablers take over the shows
• 'Tis the season to raise rates
  by K.C. Neel
• Shares of Viacom, Walt Disney and News Corp
• Ops love L.A.: MSOs find fun and reward in fragmented, savvy market
  by K.C. Neel
• E! networks
• Turner entertainment group
• Hurtin' telcos at a disadvantage
  by Jim Barthold
• Repair Services
• BigBand server bridges HFCs, web
  by Brian Santo
• ValueVision international has entered into a 10-year licensing agreement with NBC to rebrand its ValueVision home shopping network and companion web site with an NBC identity
• Showtime and Starz Encore are preparing to launch more themed channels into the digital universe
• Center names O'Brien
• Waiting for set-tops: making set-top boxes available for purchase at retail is not as simple as it sounds
  by David Connell
• In demand
• Who'll make it to the interactive age? The fledging interactive TV landscape prompts a variety of success strategies for ITV service and content provides
  by Tim Clark
• Broadband: the interactive technologies: Chapter 3 an excerpt from "The Last Mile: Broadband and the Next Internet Revolution" by Jason Wolf and Natalie Zee. Copyright [c] 2001 by the McGraw-Hill companies. Reprinted by permission of The McGraw-
• Remanufacturing Services
• Fox goes for glory
  by Mike Reynolds
• Can everyone fit in the fat pipe? There could be money for all
  by Mavis Scanlon
• DirecTV has launched its first dedicated interactive channel, "Instant Weather" from the Weather Channel
• NCTA, CEA box on set-top rules
  by David Connell
• Comedy central
• PBS
• Integrating advertising packages: a move toward cross-media marketing deals provides advertisers another way to play the game
  by Jennifer Pendleton
• Overbuilders: the new generation: new overbuilders see a huge potential for profit in the broadband services market
  by Debbie Narrod
• Premium perspective: Patty McCaskill uses her experience to determine what programming Charter Communications' customers want to see and what platform they want to see it on
  by Mike Reynolds
• Cable gains on DBS
  by Andrea Figler
• Premium nets: face VOD music: convenience issues and market tests have to be addressed before VOD becomes truly viable
  by Tim Clark
• TV journalists spar over spot
• MCY.com, DirecTV and In Demand
• Raging over rates: hysteria will again trump reason
  by Andy Grossman
• Discovery networks
• Showtime networks
• For vendors, VoIP is the end game
  by Jim Barthold
• ACD, Inc
• HSA-ISP deal may be too late
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Metricom is launching Ricochet, its high-speed wireless internet access service, in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area
• VHS, DVD, VOD and PPV make up movie marketing mix
  by Ray Richmond
• Wired in
• MTV staying alive
• Pioneer Digital Technologies sued Gemstar-TV Guide International, claiming Gemstar is competing unfairly
• Clicks
• Playboy enterprises
• Road show
  by Shelly Gabert
• Two views from the hill

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