1. Cable Operators Ought Not Be Afraid of OTT A Financial View of the Content & Distribution Businesses David C. Joyce, CFA Miller Tabak + Co., LLC djoyce@millertabak.com 212-370-0040

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3. 3 What Consumers are Paying

4. 4 What OTT Issue? Online Viewing is a Fraction of Traditional

5. 5 TV Usage Time Leads & Is Stable Internet & Mobile Will Take Ad Share from Other Media, Though.

6. 6 Where the Costs are Going

7. 7 Where Content Costs are Going Networks Rely on Affiliate Fees for ~46% of Revenue

8. 8 Where Content Costs are Going Studios Have Much Lower Margins, with Greater Volatility – Looking for Margin Help?

9. 9 Where Else can Content be Monetized? OTT May Be Only 2% of Home Entertainment Revenue

10. 10 1Q12 Cable Net Viewership NBA & NCAA Helped TBS, but a Networks Need a Constant Lineup Refresh Lest Ratings Drop

11. 11 1Q12 Cable Net Viewership

12. 12 1Q12 Cable Net Viewership Consistent Measurement Quality Is Necessary, or Ratings Could Become Less Meaningful – The Rentrak vs. Nielsen Debate

13. 13 Recent Top Cable Network Share Week-to-Week Slippage is Common, but Viacom Had a Particularly Challenging Time – Is it Programming or Measurement?

14. 14 Broadcast Ratings Also Challenged

15. 15 Ad Growth Outlook for 2012 Political Ad Spending & Olympics Should Help Broadcasting, but Cable Networks Should Demonstrate Consistently Leading Growth

16. 16 OIBDA Growth Should Follow

17. 17 Cable Network Margins Already Quite Strong

18. 18 ARPU Growth Necessary for Programming Cost Growth Far Above CPI

19. 19 Residential Cable Revenue Growth

20. 20 Ad Revenue Growth – Cyclical, but Cable Can Capture More

21. 21 Residential Revenue Driven by Market Exposure

22. 22 Resi Revenue / Video Sub

23. 23 Resi Margins – What Cost to Retain Subscribers?

24. 24 Resi EBITDA Growth

25. 25 Resi EBITDA / HP: A Bifurcation of Dense Markets vs. Overbuilder Model

26. 26 Resi Video Revenue / HP

27. 27 Resi Broadband Revenue / HP

28. 28 Resi Voice Revenue / HP: What is the Legacy Differentiator?

29. 29 Resi Video EBITDA / HP

30. 30 Resi Broadband EBITDA / HP

31. 31 Resi Voice EBITDA / HP

32. 32 Resi Cap Ex Declines as Cheaper CPE is the Main Driver

33. 33 Resi Cap Ex / Video Sub: Mature vs. Expanding Footprint

34. 34 Commercial Revenue Growth: Still Young and Growing Strong

35. 35 Commercial Revenue / RGU: Complexity of Client Counts

36. 36 Commercial EBITDA Growth: Far Outpacing Resi for the Future

37. 37 Healthy Commercial Margins Depend on Density

38. 38 Commercial EBITDA / RGU: What Size Client Targeted?

39. 39 Commercial Cap Ex / RGU: Client Complexity Counts, Again

40. 40 HSD Net Adds: Cable is Taking Share

41. 41 Digital Video Net Adds: The Sooner All-Digital, the Better

42. 42 Digital Voice Net Adds: Cable Still Taking Share with Bundle

43. 43 HSD Becoming More Important than Video

44. 44 Cable Can Monetize Its Avails Better With or Without Canoe

45. 45 Free Cash Flow is Improving

46. 46 Public Cable Operators: Increasingly a Scale Business

47. 47 Public MSOs: Moderate Leverage, Attractive FCF Multiples

48. 48 Recent Revenue History and Estimates, Public & Private

49. 49 Recent OIBDA History and Estimates, Public & Private

50. 50 Cable OIBDA Multiples Below Growth Parity = Upside

51. 51 1Q12E Net Add Expectations

52. 52 1Q12E Net Add Expectations

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