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Articles in Feb 25, 2002 issue of Cable World

• A&E Television
• Lifting of cross-ownership ban doesn't stun cable operators: justice department could slow down wave of media consolidation
  by Verne Gay
• Ad buyers eye viewer data from set-top boxes: operators could create store of valuable data
  by Joe Mandese
• Terayon
• Rogers Cable launches VOD service
• Early March madness for ESPN
• NBC fine with upstart Olympians' fake tears: acceptance of action sports could also bode well for ESPN
  by Will Lee
• Marketplace
• Cedar point adds $19m in financing
• Correction
• Ratings
• MSOs wait for bet on telephony to pay off: focus on customer service may speed acceptance
  by Richard Cole
• HGTV series to air on UPCtv's club in Europe
• Adelphia eyes So. Cal. fiber
• Is it prime time for HDTV? Operators begin to see potential windfall, but bandwidth and revenue issues persist
  by Staci D. Kramer
• AOL downgraded
• Fox Sports Net
• Ryan takes over Helm at CNN
  by Jon Lafayette
• USA exec exercises options
• Never mind the botox, here's the talking heads
• National Geographic Channel
• MGM signs second internet streaming deal
  by Richard Cole
• Justice seeks AT&T deal info
• Game show presses luck with Whammy!
• Pay-per-view snapshot
• Pace Micro Technology Americas
• Predictive Networks seeks guide patent
• Companies in the news
• National Cable communications
• Courts tune in to New Era of media consolidation
  by John Mansell
• Olympic spirit—and revenue—eludes some operators
  by Christopher Schultz
• Arbitron
• Toshiba
• Local execs pick up managing slack at AT&T: headquarters staff cut by 500, or 12%
  by Staci D. Kramer
• NHL, fox lift hockey blackout
• Cruising to Las Vegas: Mark Lipford is on a roll at Cox Communications' fast-growing system in Sin City
  by Mavis Scanlon
• USA ups stake in Expedia
• Fox Cable Networks Group
• Networking
• Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers
• Comcast Cable
• Who's going to buy whom? With ownership caps and cross-ownership rules falling, a new round of dealmaking is being predicted. A look at the media owners in the top ten markets might provide hints about which companies might make good combinations
• Mediacom sees increase in high-speed growth: operator hits financial targets for fourth quarter
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Wavexpress
• TECHTV scores in survey
• Viacom, News Corp. seen able to finance deals: low stock prices may keep others out—for now
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Wings clipped at Pegasus
• Discovery Networks
• Events calendar