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  1. NY councilman wants more cable TV access
  2. Report: Cable Operators Staffing Up Wireless Venture
  3. CableWorld’s 2007 Most Powerful Women in Cable - The Second 50
  4. CableWorld’s 2007 Most Powerful Women in Cable
  5. 'sprint'-ing To Big Cable
  6. Top cable providers have 54 percent share of broadband market
  7. Sapan: HDTV Arms Race Good for Programmers
  8. Cable World to Cease Publication
  9. NCTA Eyes Event Consolidation
  10. Sprint Freezes Pivot Phone Rollout With Cable Operators
  11. Phone Companies Could Lose $8 Billion Over 5 Years
  12. FCC Set to Outlaw Exclusive Cable Deals
  13. FCC poised to ban exclusive cable TV contracts
  14. FCC To End Exclusive Cable Deals
  15. Federal regulators plan to throw out exclusive cable television service contracts wit
  16. FCC to Block Exclusive Cable Deals at Apartments
  17. FCC to open cable-TV deals for apartments
  18. FCC Plan Could Be Cable TV Boon for Renters
  19. Cable Companies Forced to Compete! Dogs Sleep With Cats!
  20. Federal Communications Commission ruling would open up cable television competition
  21. FCC set to eliminate exclusive cable pacts
  22. F.C.C. Set to End Sole Cable Deals for Apartments
  23. F.C.C. Set to End Sole Cable Deals for Apartments
  24. California Cable TV Ops Restore Service as Evacuated Employees Return
  25. Starz to Telcos: Rethink the Way You Package Tiers
  26. Cable Operators Fight California Wildfires
  27. Cable Chiefs, Trade Groups Discuss Consolidating Events
  28. Associations Hope NCTA Meeting Will Be ‘Collaborative, Not Dictorial’
  29. Exhibitors Get Reassuring Tour in New Orleans
  30. Cable companies struggle to keep up with DirecTV
  31. NCTA Wants Small Op Dual Carriage Exemption
  32. Sprint Nextel Develops Mobile Video
  33. Now playing on cable: HDTV catch-up
  34. Cable vs. Telco: The Battle Heats Up
  35. Martin: Time To Kill Exclusive Cable-MDU Deals
  36. Cable TV industry spent $6.9M lobbying
  37. ACA Founding Member Norm Mills Dies at 84
  38. Vonage Pays Sprint $80M to Settle Patent Dispute
  39. Why paying for cable bundles is a raw deal
  40. Nielsen Study: Thumbs Up To HD Picture Quality
  41. ACA Pushes Internet-Tax Moratorium
  42. TV rivals muscle up for a high-def duel
  43. ‘Alice in Cableland’ Cast Named
  44. Outdoor Channel Renews NCTC Deal
  45. Cable Leaders Consider Consolidating Industry Events
  46. The Weather Channel Secures Cable Carriage for HD Service
  47. Sprint CEO: Rollout of Pivot on Cable Systems a ‘Disappointment’
  48. Liberty Capital to Split Into Two Separate Tracking Stocks
  49. BigBand demos IPTV delivery technology for cable
  50. China : Government targets cable TV firms - Cuba : policeman arrests independent jour
  51. Cable TV wins rights for 2012; rivals cry foul
  52. Doug Checkeris Named CEO of MediaCom USA
  53. Cable World Holds Breath, As Oxygen Cuts First e-Bay Deal
  54. Sprint pulling out of joint venture with cable TV industry
  55. NCTA: Big Four’s Retransmission-Consent Study Flawed
  56. Small Operators Get Nontraditional at Independent Show
  57. Independent Cable Operators Eye Opportunities from Digital Transition
  58. Small Cable Ops: We Need More HDTV
  59. ACA Reaches Digital-Carriage Deal with Public TV Stations
  60. ACA Backs Bill That Could Lead to End of Exclusive Local TV Signals
  61. NCTC Talks with Sprint About Wireless Resale Deal for Independents
  62. The Switch Is On To Boost Channels
  63. Small, Midsized Cable Operators Ponder HDTV
  64. Cable-DVR Adoption Surges Within three years, more than half of subscribers will have
  65. BASICS; Cable Without a Cable Box, and TV Shows Without a TV
  66. Next Step for Cable: Personalized Marketing
  67. Pace Micro Set-Top Sales Soar in North America
  68. Will Cable Boost Bandwidth to 1 Gbps, And Should It?
  69. Hayden: Cable Needs a Big Ideal
  70. Coaxial Cable Maker Bulks Up With Acquisition Of Wireless Firm
  71. Anime Network Expands Kansas Carriage
  72. Legislators Push Cable Ops to Help Digital Transition
  73. FCC OKs ‘Hardship’ Waivers for RCN, Three Others
  74. TiVo Debuts $299 HD DVR for Cable
  75. Congressional Research Service Report Backs ACA
  76. Cable Association Seeks Changes In Compulsory License
  77. Cable, Dish Gear Up For HDTV Drive
  78. Capital Gains: The Summit of Competitive Marketing
  79. Cable Engineers Name Committee Chairs, Foundation Grants
  80. NAB: Feb. 17, 2009, Means Nothing to 60% of Consumers
  81. Alternative services worth 'billions' to cable firms
  82. Big Four: Retrans Costs Ops 85 Cents per Month
  83. Cable Overtakes DBS in DVR Penetration
  84. Cable Blasts Dual Must-Carry at FCC
  85. Nine Cable TV Stocks Worth Watching
  86. Qwest, in Settlement, Drops Disputed Ads
  87. Telcos: Ban Cable Exclusives
  88. Rural Subsidies Still a Concern
  89. Coping With CableCard
  90. HDTV May Force Cable TV Consolidation
  91. Cablevision, Verizon Get First Airing of Disney Sequel
  92. Cable Bill Opponents Say Supporters Misled Lawmakers
  93. Cable Powers Way to Top of J.D. Power Telephony Survey
  94. How Will TiVo/Amazon Deal Affect Cable Companies?
  95. Fox Business Network to Launch Oct. 15
  96. Cities: Telco Entry Still Slow
  97. Operators Frustrated with FCC Set-Top Rulings
  98. TV4US "Astroturf" Strays From Truth...Shock!
  99. Cable companies to up set-top box rates
  100. Moffett: Telco Threat is Over-Hyped
  101. Up Next for Buyouts: Cable TV
  102. Independence Day For Cable TV Subscribers
  103. ACA Rips FCC's Set-Top Waiver Actions
  104. New law promises better, cheaper cable TV
  105. Sunday begins new era for cable subscribers
  106. Anime Network Inks Five Linear Carriage Deals
  107. ADB targets cable set-top box market as security mandate approaches
  108. CommScope to Acquire Andrew
  109. Arris Jacks Up Edge QAM Capacity
  110. Sprint Shuffles Cable JV Execs
  111. Secure Signals, NeuStar Take On Cable-Telephony Theft
  112. Cable’s Big Three Offering HD TV Rebates When You Subscribe
  113. CableCard Ready — or Not
  114. Intel Changes Stance on OpenCable
  115. Tribe Flunks Martin’s Cable Rebate Idea
  116. Dingell Pushes Big Ten For Answers On New Net
  117. Intel's making friends with the cable industry
  118. SCTE: Cable-Tec Expo Attendance Up 6%
  119. SCTE to Certify IP Pros
  120. Wegener Debuting Headend Products
  121. SCTE Hands Out Awards at Cable-Tec Expo 2007
  122. Pace, Broadcom Bond Over DOCSIS 2.0
  123. Operators Certified by Metro Ethernet Forum
  124. SA Ships Universal Session and Resource Manager
  125. C-COR, Harmonic Team Up on Switched Digital Video
  126. Operators Going Slow on Pivot Wireless
  127. Harmonic demonstrates DOCSIS bypass approach to cable IPTV
  128. Motorola Unlocks IPTV Set-Tops
  129. ACA Names Grom Grassroots Manager
  130. Goodmail signs on Road Runner, Cox, Comcast and Verizon
  131. NCTA: Don't Regulate Net Neutrality
  132. Ohio House OKs Franchise-Reform Bill
  133. Infinera Introduces New Chassis to Address Cable, Other Markets
  134. GOP Senators Back Cable In Wireless Auction
  135. Cable Programming Law Proposed
  136. FCC and cable companies in a boxing match
  137. Ambit Microsystems Releases First Approved Wireless EMTA to North America Cable Provi
  138. AT&T, Verizon support Cablevision's remote DVR plan
  139. Lieberman to Lobby for ACA
  140. Overbuilders' Problem: Slim Returns
  141. L.A. Joins Suit Against Franchise Rules
  142. Red, White & Brown
  143. Cable Ops: Viewers OK with Sopranos Finale
  144. Cable-TV Industry Tries to Shake Bad Reputation
  145. Relief in Store for Cable TV Subscribers
  146. Vyyo Technology Crucial to Cable Network Improvement
  147. Cable Industry Teaches Parents, Kids to Surf Safely
  148. CBS chief sees $250 mln in cable company payments
  149. Ahead of the Bell: Cable Companies Upped
  150. Court Approves Universal-Service-Fund Mandates on Cable VoIP
  151. Ordering à la Carte
  152. FCC: Cable Competitors Won't Have to Cut the Sheet Rock
  153. Patent Troll Menaces DTV Standard Cable systems and broadcasters delivering DTV may b
  154. Iowa Gov. Culver Signs Franchise Bill
  155. Calling Up More Integrated Bundles
  156. Exploring the IPTV Option
  157. Competition in Definition
  158. Nevada Franchise-Reform Bill Heads to Gov.
  159. Major Players From Telecom, Cable & Media Send Clear Message to Market
  160. Bono: FCC Is Unwanted Guest In America's Homes
  161. NCTA: Don’t Ban Cable from FCC Auction
  162. No Texas-Sized Rate Declines in Texas
  163. Cable giants tune in to small firms
  164. Illinois Appellate Court Reverses Chicago Cable-Modem-Fee Ruling
  165. Hey Qwest, you are NOT as fast as my Comcast
  166. Exclusive 2007 Cable Network Directory
  167. Citigroup Upgrades the Cable Sector, Including Comcast (CMCSK) and Time Warner (TWC)
  168. Cable Attracting New Money
  169. NAB Frets Over Digital Boxes
  170. Franchise Battles Persist
  171. State Franchises Mean Service Call of Duty
  172. Gov. Crist Signs Florida Franchise-Reform Bill
  173. C-COR SCTE Cable-Tec Pre-Opening General Session Shines Industry
  174. Fight looms between FCC, cable firms
  175. The fight over cable TV choices
  176. Many Cardinals fans out of luck
  177. Nexstar Exploring Sale
  178. McSlarrow Advises Caution On Legislating 'High-Speed' Definition
  179. Murdoch's new shoestring cable network
  180. Univision's Uva Eyes $1 Retransmission-Consent Fees
  181. NCTA’s McSlarrow Calls for FCC Downgrade
  182. Disney Travels to Cablevision, Time Warner with VOD Product
  183. Falwell, Dead at 73, Opposed Cable a la Carte
  184. Cable Companies Expand Local TV
  185. NAB Concerned About DTV-Box Shortage
  186. Eshoo Troubled by Cable’s Digital Plans
  187. No ‘National Show Bump’ for Cable-Operator Stocks
  188. Ohio State-Franchise Bill Heads to House
  189. Consumer Groups: Veto Fla. Cable TV Bill
  190. 71% of US VOIP market is cable-based
  191. Rentrak Adds to OnDemand Essentials Roster
  192. McSlarrow Fires Back at FCC's Martin
  193. NCTA: Big Cable Players: Amid Competition, Size Make Us Stronger
  194. Cable Chiefs: We’re Hurting Telcos More Than They’re Hurting Us
  195. Sportsman Channel Expands Distribution
  196. Will cable law cut cost or convenience?
  197. Cable Tech Execs Talk OCAP
  198. Motorola, SA Roll Out OCAP Programs
  199. Programmers: Make OCAP Happen
  200. McSlarrow Open To Market-Driven A La Carte
  201. NCTA: Cable “Just Scratching Surface” of VOD
  202. Cable Executives: Tread Carefully on Digital
  203. PREVIEW - Cable industry set to answer the bandwidth question
  204. Iowa Franchise-Reform Bill to Governor’s Desk
  205. Come Back to New Orleans Campaign Draws More Interest
  206. 11 Cable Operators, Adlink to Boost New Orleans Tourism
  207. Hallmark, NCTC Ink Multiyear Renewal
  208. Fla. Statewide-Franchise Bill Heads to Gov.
  209. Black Family Channel-Gospel Music Channel Deal Is Official
  210. Is Cable Ignoring DIRECTV's HD Plans?
  211. Cable's Triple Play Keeps Heat on DBS
  212. Franchise Bills Dominate State Debates
  213. Critic: Open Bids Stymie Newcomers
  214. Fla. Senate Passes Franchise Bill Minus Cherry-Picking Amendment
  215. Business Will Boom For Cable
  216. Court Rules Against Iowa Cities Over Franchise Fees
  217. Motorola to Demo Set-Tops with Antennas
  218. Stern Extends Howard TV Offer
  219. NCTA Scorns FCC TV-Carriage Plan
  220. Cable Commits to OCAP in 2008
  221. SA Licenses Command Audio PVR Technology
  222. Cable Woos DBS Subs with Racy Howard Stern Ads
  223. House Leaders Back Cable in FCC Fight
  224. Appeals Court Lets Vonage Sign Up Customers
  225. U.S. Trails Europe in Broadband Growth
  226. Black Family Channel Nears Deal with Gospel Music Channel
  227. Cable TV control at stake in Ohio
  228. Studies: Incumbents Blocked New Rivals in Spectrum Auction
  229. Cable Seeks More Capacity For HDTV
  230. ACA Digs In on Retrans, July 1 Set-Top Ban
  231. CBS to Carry Gemstar-TV Guide IPG Data
  232. NCTA Opposed to Dual Carriage
  233. Motorola Set-Top Sales Jump in 1Q
  234. Small Cable Operators See Large Opportunities
  235. July 1, Feb. 17 Concern Small Cable Operators
  236. Copps ‘Really Worried’ About DTV Transition
  237. Religious Broadcasters: A La Carte Is a 'Dagger'
  238. Cable-TV battle may save you money
  239. SA Decoder Supports Multiple CA Systems
  240. NAB’s Rehr: Cable Operators Discriminate
  241. Most Americans Would Replace Cable and Satellite TV With
  242. News Release: Cable TV Reform Would Save Customers $115 Per Year, Study Finds
  243. NexHorizon Communications, Inc. Upgrades Cable TV System
  244. Set-Top Makers Hit CableCARD Homestretch
  245. Georgia Bill Offers Two Franchise Options
  246. Cohen: Profits Behind Net-Neutrality Fight
  247. ATI stops shipping CableCARD tuners due to bugs, will resume soon
  248. NCTA Fires Back At Dual Carriage Proposal
  249. Court Set for Appeals vs. FCC Order
  250. Cable TV To EBay: Drop Dead

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