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Articles in March 4, 2002 issue of Cable World

• Noggin to target tweens
• COM21 features Broadcom accelerator software
• ESPN
• Phone spinoff skips payment
• Lucent buy gives CSG International reach
  by K.C. Neel
• Madison Square Garden steps into batter's box: sports network remade after loss of the Yankees
  by Will Lee
• Bravo Networks
• Events calendar
• USA Entertainment
• Local channels offered to smooth satellite merger: Ergen to face Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week
  by Andrea Figler
• Early read on kids market looks better than 2001-'02: Cartoon Network writes early deals as inventory shrinks and demand appears stable
  by Joe Mandese
• Driving digital: operators must find ways to convince consumers—and Wall Street—that new tiers are worth the investment
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Court TV's $6M movie ticket
• Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers
• Study finds demand for networking
  by Richard Cole
• Merrill analyst sets off bull run on cable: Reif Cohen forecasts strong cash flow growth in second half
  by Mavis Scanlon
• At the table with the big boys: undaunted by a big competitor, Bruce Russell, general manager of the Rainier Group in Washington, is playing to win
  by Christopher Schultz
• PanAmSat gets $2.05B infusion
• TV Land
• Comedy takes ABC's The Job part time
• Corrections
• Comcast is ready to roll out multiple ISPs: Roberts says United Online deal is unrelated to AT&T merger
  by K.C. Neel
• Paper channels give early look at cross-ownership: getting ad staffs to sell print and TV proves problematic
  by Christopher Schultz
• Showtime Networks
• Vendors still spending on R&D
  by Trevor Esch
• Los Angeles reports rapid rise in cable customer complaints
  by Andrea Figler
• The killer upgrade: sales incentives and local savvy are spurring digital growth
  by Christopher Schultz
• Upgrade demands sink Liberty's German deals: Malone turns attention to operators in the U.K
  by K.C. Neel
• AMC
• Susquehanna Communications
• Value of media deals declines by 65%
  by Brian Allen
• Hallmark Channel
• Travel Channel to take a hike
  by Jon Lafayette
• Don't call my network digital: big programmers elbow upstarts for ever-scarcer bandwidth
  by Will Lee
• Telus Corp. dials up BroadJump software
• Animal Planet
• In demand
• Turner Sports
• Media mergers & acquisitions
• AT&T settles suit in New England
• A&E Networks
• EWTN
• Broadband ops miss the boat
• MSOs play up rollout of interactive services: quickening of pace could depend on Charter
  by Jon Lafayette
• Marketplace
• Charter Communications
• VH1
• Discovery on the hunt for Rodgers successor
• Investors still have jitters over the slow deployment of ITV: video-on-demand and interactive guides are strongest niches
  by Mavis Scanlon
• Ratings
• OCAP Conference draws 90 participants
• Disney
• Sesame Workshop
• Research and development remains high among cable vendors
• AT&T
• Mediacom
• MTV Networks
• Comcast to FCC: merger will save $1.9B
  by Staci D. Kramer
• GoldPocket buys Mixed Signals
  by Andrea Figler
• Ad revenue by daypart
• Comcast
• Oxygen
• WICT-New York
• It's not the electoral college—it's HBO
• CNN would cotton to Koppel
• Wink to carry two way TV channels
• Court TV hits 70 million, goes to Houston
• IBM looks to provide VOD services to operators: computer giant takes aim at $30B digital video market
  by Richard Cole
• Commscope
• Rainbow
• Networking