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1 Marcus A. Zito CIS 1055: Section 011 10/01/09

2 Background Largest television cable company in U.S.A. Second largest internet provider in U.S.A. Fourth largest telephone service in U.S.A. 4.4 million customers in 21 states! Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

3 Products Consumer products and services: Video Online Voice Comcast business class Comcast interactive media(CIM) Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

4 Cable Networks CN8 – The Comcast Network E! – Entertainment Television The Style Network G4 The Golf Channel TV One PBS Kids Sprout Versus Exercise TV FEARnet Comcast SportsNet Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

5 Competitors DirecTV Group Inc. (DTV) Dish Network Corp. (DISH) Time Warner Cable Inc. Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

6 History Founded in 1963 by Ralph J. RobertsRalph J. Roberts Incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1969 Became majority owner of Comcast SportsNet 2008 - agrees to buy Plaxo 2007 - Comcast agrees to buy online movie ticketing service Fandango (agent for over 1,300 US theatres) 2006 - Time Warner Entertainment (TWE) redeems Comcast's 4.7% interest in TWE Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

7 Corporate ExecutivesExecutives Brian L. Roberts Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Comcast Corporation Ralph J, Roberts Chairman Executive and Finance Committee, Comcast Corporation Stephen B. Burke Chief Operating Officer, Comcast President, Comcast Cable Communications David L. Cohen Executive Vice President, Comcast Corporation Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

8 Stock Trend Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

9 Further Information For more information contact: Marcus A. Zito Email: Marcus.Zito@temple.edu Marcus A. Zito Section: 011

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