COMMISSION PRESENTATION January 15, 2004.  Cable High-Speed Internet Access  Available to 87.5 Million US Homes  More than 13.8 Million Subscribers.

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COMMISSION PRESENTATION January 15, 2004

 Cable High-Speed Internet Access  Available to 87.5 Million US Homes  More than 13.8 Million Subscribers  Competition with Other Platforms  Internet Policy Working Group  MSOs are Rolling Out VoIP  Cable Modem Subscribers are Using Other VoIP Providers

Digital Television Transition  HD Content  DTV Sales  DTV Prices  “Plug and Play”  Broadcast Flag  Integrated Tuners

Localism In Broadcasting  Localism Task Force  1 st Hearing in Charlotte, NC  Next Hearing: Jan. 28 th in San Antonio, TX  Additional Hearings Planned  Low Power FM Radio Stations  Resolved 1600 applications  850 more to be resolved by mid-2004  Granted 926 new LPFM applications

Media Ownership  2002 Biennial Review of the FCC’s Broadcast Ownership Rules  20 Month Review Process  Largest Public Record in FCC History  Appeal Pending in 3 rd Circuit

 10 th Annual Video Programming Competition Report  Increased Subscribership  Competition Thriving  News Corp. – DirecTV Application Reviewed

 2003 MSRC Achievements:  Adoption of 88 Best Practices Recommendations  Model City Exercise in Tampa, FL  Outreach Initiative to Local Entities

 Training:  FCC University  “Engineering Challenge”  Expanded Electronic Filing:  Consolidated Database System (CDBS)  Cable Operation And Licensing System (COALS)  Backlog Reduced:  Appeals of Local Rate Orders  Market Modification Applications for Review  Low Power FM New and Major  TV New and Major  LPTV / TV Transmission Facility Changes  Class A License Applications

Broadband Cable Modem Classification DTV Adoption and Transition issues 2 nd DTV Periodic Plug and Play Broadcast Flag Must Carry Integrated Tuners Deadline Localism in Broadcasting NOI and Further Study Media Ownership Cable Ownership Biennial Review Homeland Security Re-charter MSRC Modernizing the FCC