Cable World back issues from March 2002:
Phone spinoff skips payment. (Late Breaking News).
Mar 04, 2002
Broadband ops miss the boat. (Late Breaking News).
Mar 04, 2002
Comcast to FCC: merger will save $1.9B. (Late Breaking News).
Mar 04, 2002;
CNN would cotton to Koppel. (Late Breaking News).
Mar 04, 2002
Noggin to target tweens. (Late Breaking News).
Mar 04, 2002
Corrections.
Mar 04, 2002
Early read on kids market looks better than 2001-'02: Cartoon Network writes early deals as inventory shrinks and demand appears stable. (Advertising).
Mar 04, 2002;
Los Angeles reports rapid rise in cable customer complaints. (Regulation).
Mar 04, 2002;
Travel Channel to take a hike. (News).
Mar 04, 2002;
Merrill analyst sets off bull run on cable: Reif Cohen forecasts strong cash flow growth in second half. (Finance).
Mar 04, 2002;
Lucent buy gives CSG International reach. (Operations).
Mar 04, 2002;
MSOs play up rollout of interactive services: quickening of pace could depend on Charter. (ITV--Kagan Summit).
Mar 04, 2002;
GoldPocket buys Mixed Signals. (News).
Mar 04, 2002;
Wink to carry two way TV channels. (News).
Mar 04, 2002
Investors still have jitters over the slow deployment of ITV: video-on-demand and interactive guides are strongest niches. (ITV--Kagan Summit).
Mar 04, 2002;
Comcast is ready to roll out multiple ISPs: Roberts says United Online deal is unrelated to AT&T merger. (High-Speed Data).
Mar 04, 2002;
Driving digital: operators must find ways to convince consumers--and Wall Street--that new tiers are worth the investment. (Special report: digital cable).
Mar 04, 2002;
The killer upgrade: sales incentives and local savvy are spurring digital growth. (Special report: digital cable).
Mar 04, 2002;
Don't call my network digital: big programmers elbow upstarts for ever-scarcer bandwidth. (Special report: digital cable).
Mar 04, 2002;
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. (Meet The Operator).
Mar 04, 2002;
Madison Square Garden steps into batter's box: sports network remade after loss of the Yankees. (Programming).
Mar 04, 2002;
It's not the electoral college--it's HBO.
Mar 04, 2002
Court TV hits 70 million, goes to Houston.
Mar 04, 2002
Ratings.
Mar 04, 2002
Paper channels give early look at cross-ownership: getting ad staffs to sell print and TV proves problematic. (Marketing & Advertising).
Mar 04, 2002;
Court TV's $6M movie ticket. (Marketing & Advertising).
Mar 04, 2002
Upgrade demands sink Liberty's German deals: Malone turns attention to operators in the U.K. (Business).
Mar 04, 2002;
Telus Corp. dials up BroadJump software.
Mar 04, 2002
PanAmSat gets $2.05B infusion.
Mar 04, 2002
AT&T settles suit in New England.
Mar 04, 2002
Marketplace.
Mar 04, 2002
Ad revenue by daypart. (Prime Numbers).
Mar 04, 2002
IBM looks to provide VOD services to operators: computer giant takes aim at $30B digital video market. (Technology).
Mar 04, 2002;
OCAP Conference draws 90 participants.
Mar 04, 2002
COM21 features Broadcom accelerator software.
Mar 04, 2002
A&E Networks.
Mar 04, 2002
AMC.
Mar 04, 2002
Animal Planet.
Mar 04, 2002
AT&T.
Mar 04, 2002
Bravo Networks.
Mar 04, 2002
Charter Communications.
Mar 04, 2002
Comcast.
Mar 04, 2002
Commscope.
Mar 04, 2002
Disney.
Mar 04, 2002
ESPN.
Mar 04, 2002
EWTN.
Mar 04, 2002
Hallmark Channel.
Mar 04, 2002
In demand.
Mar 04, 2002
Mediacom.
Mar 04, 2002
Events calendar.
Mar 04, 2002
MTV Networks.
Mar 04, 2002
Oxygen.
Mar 04, 2002
Rainbow.
Mar 04, 2002
Sesame Workshop.
Mar 04, 2002
Showtime Networks.
Mar 04, 2002
Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers.
Mar 04, 2002
Susquehanna Communications.
Mar 04, 2002
Turner Sports.
Mar 04, 2002
TV Land.
Mar 04, 2002
USA Entertainment.
Mar 04, 2002
VH1.
Mar 04, 2002
WICT-New York.
Mar 04, 2002
Networking.
Mar 04, 2002
Research and development remains high among cable vendors (thousands). (News).
Mar 04, 2002
Vendors still spending on R&D. (Technology).
Mar 04, 2002;