MEDIA ROOM

NCTA ANNOUNCES VANGUARD AWARD WINNERS; Industry Leaders to be Honored at Cable 2002

CABLE PROGRAMMERS TO BE PROMINENT AT NATIONAL SHOW; TOP EXECUTIVES CHERNIN, FRESTON, HENDRICKS, IGER AND KELLNER TO HEADLINE PROGRAMMER SESSION

CABLE INDUSTRY LEADER OFFERS JOINT PROMOTION OF DIGITAL TELEVISION; CITES COMPELLING HIGH DEFINITION PROGRAMMING AS THE DRIVER OF DIGITAL TRANSITION (speech attached)

The classification of cable modem service as an ‘information service,’ and not a telecommunications service, sends a strong signal that cable Internet services will be able to continue to develop in a business environment that favors competition over regulation, and encourages new investment.

CABLE'S MARKET LEADERSHIP LAUNCHES "BROADBAND DECADE" NCTA'S ROBERT SACHS TELLS ANNUAL CABLE PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON, DC (speech attached)

Deployment of, and demand for, advanced broadband services continued to experience strong growth during the fourth quarter of 2001.

CABLE 2002: CONNECTING AMERICA; Key Industry Leaders to Headline Opening and Closing General Sessions; National Show Heads for New Orleans, May 5-8

NCTA RELEASES STATEMENT ON TAUZIN-DINGELL BILL

CABLE 2002 PROGRAM TARGETS ENGINEERS AND COLLEGE EDUCATORS Technical Sessions to Feature Latest in Broadband Technology; Insight's Kim Kelly to Keynote Academic Seminar

NCTA filed Reply Comments, reiterating its initial comments that "because of changed marketplace circumstances, the potential problems that the horizontal and vertical ownership provisions of the 1992 Cable Act were intended to address [have] largely dissipated."