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Comments filed by the NCTA in the FCC's rulemaking proceeding on universal service.

The filed brief in Supreme Court Pole Attachments case, NCTA v. Gulf Power Co. (Case No. 00-832).

Michael S. Willner, President of Insight Communications, was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association during a board meeting held today. Other officers were elected and the Executive Committee was named.

CABLE 2001 TO FEATURE STARS & LEGENDS OF SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT AT CHICAGO EVENTS

Journalists Sallie Hofmeister, Leslie Cauley and David Leiberman will provide the questions during Tuesday’s General Session "The Path of Big Returns: We’re Making Broadband Happen." NCTA also announced that Emmy Award-winning news anchor Frank Sesno will be the featured speaker at Tuesday’s Cable 2001 Public Policy Lunch.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association today announced that Gerald Levin, CEO of AOL-Time Warner will join Larry King for an in-depth conversation about the future of cable at the closing general session of Cable 2001, NCTA’s 50th Annual Convention and International Exposition, in Chicago, IL.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) and Cable in the Classroom today announced details of the Cable & Education Forum to be featured at Cable 2001, NCTA’s 50th Annual Convention & International Exposition, June 10-13, in Chicago, IL.

Top U.S. Congressional leaders will help kick off the National Cable & Telecommunications Association’s 50th Annual Convention and International Exposition, June 10 – 13, 2001 at Chicago’s McCormick Place.

Cable 2001, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association’s (NCTA) 50th Annual Convention and International Exposition, promises to be a crossroads of emerging cable technologies for the at-home television experience. Interactive Television, Voice Activated Unified Messaging via TV, Targeted Advertising, and Local Area Networking are included technologies.

Pro-regulation advocates have failed to make a legal, factual, or public policy case for intruding on market forces, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association argued in its reply comments to the FCC’s Notice of Inquiry on interactive TV services.