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Articles in Jan 22, 2001 issue of Cable World

• Introducing the new face of women's entertainment
• Marketplace
• MTV Films
• Ford goes ITV
• FCC launches inquiry on ITV
  by David Connell
• AT&T Broadband
• Cable as victim: can the industry help keep sports rights fees down?
  by Andy Grossman
• Weathering TWC
• OPS borrow
• Speaking out: cablevision is one of few news outlets to air editorials
  by Arthur Goldhaber
• TW cable on with Ericsson
• AOL Time Warner
• AOL Moviefone launched speech recognition technology developed by Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs to its interactive telephone service in Boston
• View split on gov't ITV rules
  by K.C. Neel
• Fox Cable Networks
• Vectren Communications Services
• Big plans at USA
  by Mike Reynolds
• Bids for the national programming assets of Cablevision Systems' Rainbow Media Group were signed, sealed and delivered by last Tuesday's deadline
• Walt Disney Internet Group
• The sentence: movies
  by Mike Reynolds
• ICTV adds plug-INS
• Ellacoya IP switch
• Encore International
• TNT
• MSO jobs avoid ax
  by Mavis Scalon
• Wired in
• ICTV
• Comedy talking funny
  by Mike Reynolds
• Napster goes legit
• HSN gets crafty
• Charter winks
• Moviewatch
• Event calendar
• What else do women want? Take them to the movies
  by Shirley Brady
• EMI hires intertainer
• Ops deal with blackouts
  by Andrea Figler
• Juno
• Bravo gears up
  by Mike Reynolds
• For IP, Celox thinks big
  by Brian Santo
• Time Warner Cable
• CMT
• Fast Talk
• Scientific-Atlanta
• TNN goes on the road
  by Mike Reynolds
• Weak messaging rules could haunt cable
  by Richard Cole
• Exchanges join
• DSL could be big for small business
  by Brian Santo
• Global TeleSystems
• VH-1
• Trimmed down CNN: we're going forward
  by Jon Lafayette
• National Cable Communications
• Why Bellville quit cox
  by Andy Grossman
• Intertainer shoots for starz
  by Andrea Figler
• Women wanted: lifetime stays queen of the hill as more rival woo female viewers
  by Shirley Brady
• Over-air blast
• Metro promotes film fest
  by Mike Reynolds
• Ratings changes
• Pair opens PR shop in D.C
  by David Connell
• The rap on a rapper
• Qwest Communications
• Williams has styles for we
• Source rolls on insight
• Low cost, high frequency solution for networking
  by Brian Santo
• Twentieth Century Fox International Television
• Midterm for cable
• Mayors and music
• Don Mathison was named GM of Starpower, RCN's joint venture with Pepco Communications, a subsidiary of Potomac Electric Power Co
• TNT's Xmas claus
• Heavy webbers keep interest in cable shows
  by Richard Cole
• PPV promotional calendar
• Earnings to tell tales
  by Mavis Scalon
• Scripps Networks
• Upton gets post
  by David Connell
• BBC America rock show
• Super choices on cable
• NorthPoint Communications
• Clicks
• Networking
• Shareholders irked by Eisner $$$
  by Mavis Scalon
• Showtime

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