Form FCC Form 333 FCC Form 333 Annual Cable Price Survey

FCC 2009 Annual Cable Price Survey (FCC Form 333)
Submission for FRN 0018655183 CUID AK0055

A. Community

The information in entries 1 through 3 below has been imported from the Cable Operations & Antenna (COALS) database. Please review this data and make any necessary corrections. If you would like the COALS database updated to reflect this information, click here: N

1. 6-digit community unit identification (CUID)
2. Name of the community associated with this CUID
3. Name of county in which the community is situated
4. 5-digit Zip Code in community with the highest number (or a significant portion) of subscribers
Below, Questions 5 and 6 pertain to "Effective Competition" status. Local governments have authority to regulate the price of the basic service tier unless the FCC grants an "Effective Competition" petition for the franchise area. If the FCC has granted Effective Competition status, the answer to question 5 is "yes" and the answer to question 6 is "no". If the FCC has not granted Effective Competition status, the answer to question 5 is "no" (even if you have competition in the community) and the answer to question 6 depends on whether the local government exercises its authority to regulate the price of the basic service tier.
5. Has the FCC made a finding of "Effective Competition" for this community? (yes or no)
6. Does the local government regulate the basic tier rate in this community? (yes or no)

B. System

No data has been entered for Section B

C. Parent Company

12. Name of ultimate parent entity
13. Name of survey contact person
14. E-mail address of contact person
15. Area Code & telephone number

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16. Number of subscribers nationwide of parent entity

D. Certification

No data has been entered for Section D

E. Households & Cable Television Subscribers in System Area

This survey uses the cable system as a point of reference for many questions, because we have found that cable operators responding to this survey are more likely to maintain, or are better able to estimate, information at the system level in comparison to a specific community. In defining cable system, use the smallest physical system area surrounding the community for which you maintain subscriber counts for cable system services.

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20. Number of households your cable system is authorized to serve regardless of whether or not your system buildout reaches those households
21. Number of households passed (households in Question 20 that your system reaches, regardless of whether or not these households subscribe to your service)
22. Number of subscribers to your cable television service
23. Number of expanded basic subscribers (number of those cable subscribers in Question 22 that subscribe to expanded basic service) *
24. Best estimate of Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) subscribers in system area
25. Does DBS offer local broadcast channels (local into local) in your system area? (yes or no)

* See Section H for definition of expanded basic service.

F. Number of Cable Services Customers in System Area

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26. Do you offer digital programming? (yes or no)
27. If yes, number of basic cable TV subscribers that also subscribe to digital service
28. Do you offer a high definition (HD) digital converter? (yes or no)
29. If yes, number of basic cable TV subscribers that lease an HD digital converter
30. Do you offer high-speed Internet access over cable system facilities? (yes or no)
31. If yes, number of basic cable TV subscribers that also subscribe to your cable Internet service
32. Total of customers (TV subscribers & non-subscribers) taking your cable Internet service
33. Do you offer cable telephony (circuit-switched or VOIP) over cable facilities? (yes or no)
34. If yes, number of basic cable TV subscribers that also subscribe to circuit-switched
35. Total of customers (TV subscribers & non-subscribers) taking your circuit-based telephony
36. Number of basic TV subscribers that also subscribe to Voice over Internet Protocol
37. Total of customers (TV subscribers & non-subscribers) taking your VOIP telephony service

G. Programming Expense in System Area, Expanded Basic Service

Below, Question 38 refers to programming expenses for expanded basic service at the system level for which you are reporting. Do not include expenses for digital tiers, premium channels, pay-per-view channels, and other programming services that are not part of expanded basic service. Expense may equal the sum of monthly per-subscriber fees levied by programmers, multiplied by number of subscribers times 12 months. Include copyright, retransmission consent, and other fees paid to programmers and broadcasters.

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38. Annual programming expense in system area for expanded basic service	$	$

H. Expanded Basic Service for the Community

Basic tier (or limited basic) refers to the entry level tier that all video subscribers must purchase, consisting of local broadcast stations; public, educational, and governmental access channels; and typically a few additional channels. Cable programming service tier refers to the most highly subscribed tier other than the basic tier. Expanded basic service (or standard service) refers to the offering of both the basic tier and cable programming service tier as a package. Expanded basic channels do not include digital tiers, HDTV channels, premium channels, pay-per-view including video-on-demand channels, and music and other audio channels.

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39. Monthly price: basic tier	$	$	$
40. Monthly price: cable programming service tier	$	$	$
41. Monthly price: expanded basic service (39+40) *	$	$	$
42. Number of channels: basic tier
43. Number of channels: cable programming service tier
44. Number of channels: expanded basic service (39+40) *
* Automatically calculated when this form section is saved.
Are the channels in Question 44 (answer either yes or no):
45. Fully digital wherein all channels above are transmitted only in digital format?
46. Digitally simulcast wherein separate analog & digital signals are transmitted for those channels?

I. Monthly Equipment Charges

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47. Do you offer an addressable analog converter & remote control? (yes or no)
48. If yes, monthly charge to lease (enter 0 if always free of charge)	$	$
49. Number of basic subscribers that lease an addressable analog converter
50. Charge to lease a standard definition (SD) digital converter & remote *	$	$
51. Does this SD digital converter include DVR technology (yes or no)
52. Monthly charge to lease a high definition (HD) digital converter & remote *	$	$
53. Does this HD digital converter include DVR technology (yes or no)
* If you lease converter with and without DVR service, report the price for the converter without a DVR. If you only lease a converter with a DVR, report that price. If no converter has a separate list price (always free of charge or always bundled with a programming package) enter 0. Report the price to lease the 1st converter and remote control (in contrast to a household that leases two or more).
54. Do you lease a one-way single stream CableCARD? (yes or no)
55. If yes, monthly charge to lease (enter 0 if always free of charge)	$	$
56. Do you sell a one-way single stream CableCARD? (yes or no)
57. If yes, one-time charge to purchase	$	$

J. Non-Recurring Installation Charges

The following questions refer to one-time service installation charges. If installation is free, enter 0. In addition to the fixed charge, if an hourly charge typically applies in lieu of or in addition to a fixed charge, report the total of fixed plus the estimated hourly charge.

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58. Charge for unwired home installation	$	$
59. Charge for pre-wired home installation	$	$
60. Charge for reconnection of service	$	$
61. Charge to install/configure a CableCARD, existing cable subscriber	$	$
62. Charge to install/configure a CableCARD, new cable subscriber	$	$

K. Digital Television Service

Below, the digital tier is separate from the charges for expanded basic service. For example, if expanded basic equals $45, and the digital tier equals $10, and a digital converter and remote control equals $5, the answer to Question 65 is $10 and Question 66 equals $15. Answers to Questions 65 and 66 are the same if the digital tier includes a converter and remote at no additional charge.

Digital Tier (Most-Highly Subscribed)	1/01/08	1/01/09
63. Do you offer a digital tier of channels? (yes or no)
64. Number of channels on the most-highly-subscribed digital tier *
65. Monthly charge for the most-highly-subscribed digital tier without equipment	$	$
66. Monthly charge for this digital tier plus a converter & remote control	$	$
* Do not include expanded basic channels, and premium and pay-per-view channels to which the subscriber may gain access but would have to pay extra, and do not include music and other audio channels.

Below, a sports tier refers to at least two channels offered 365 days per year and not offered on a pay-per-channel or pay-per-view basis. Products such as MLB Extra Innings and NBA League Pass which are only available during their respective sports' seasons do not qualify as sports tiers. The monthly charge refers to the amount separate from other programming tiers and separate from a converter and remote control. If the charge is less frequently than monthly (e.g., quarterly), convert the charge to a monthly basis.

Sports Tier (Most-Highly Subscribed)	1/01/08	1/01/09
67. Do you offer a tier primarily limited to sports channels? (yes or no)
68. Monthly charge for the sports tier	$	$
69. Number of channels on this sports tier *
70. Name or brief description of this sports tier
* Do not include expanded basic channels, and premium and pay-per-view channels to which the subscriber may gain access but would have to pay extra, and do not include music and other audio channels.

The following questions refer to the ability to view in HD format the local broadcast stations offered in HD format. The monthly charge refers to the amount separate from other programming tiers, and separate from a converter and remote control. The lowest monthly charge may refer to the sum of charges for individual HD broadcast channels, a charge for a HDTV tier (which may include both HD broadcast and HD non-broadcast stations), or may equal $0 if all HD broadcast channels can be received at no additional charge after lease of an HDTV converter and remote control.

High-Definition Television	1/01/08	1/01/09
71. Do you carry (in HD) local broadcast stations offered in HD format? (yes/no)
72. Number of local broadcast stations you carry in HD format
73. Lowest monthly charge to receive all broadcast stations you carry in HD format	$	$
74. If charge refers to an HD tier, number of non-broadcast channels on tier *
* Do not include HDTV premium and pay-per-view channels to which the subscriber may gain access but would have to pay extra, and do not include music and other audio channels.

L. Family Tier

If you offer a tier limited to "family-friendly" programming, answer Questions 75-84. If not, answer Question 75 and skip to Section M.

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75. As of Jan. 1, 20099, did you offer a family tier in this community? (yes or no)
If yes, answer questions 76-84 and complete Column F in the channel lineup tab. Question 76 refers to the price to receive the family tier. In addition, we ask for the price of the "limited" basic tier, required to subscribe to the family tier, and the price to lease digital equipment, if necessary to subscribe to the family tier.
76. Price of family tier (do not include the price of the limited basic tier)		$
77. Total price for limited basic plus family tier ( 39+76, automatically calculated when this form section is saved)		$
78. Is a digital converter required to receive this family tier? (yes or no)
79. If yes, is a digital converter included in the total price in Question 77? (yes or no)
80. If no, additional price to lease the 1st converter and remote control		$
81. To subscribe to the family tier, in addition to programming and equipment charges in Questions 77 and 80, are any other video services charges required? (yes or no)
82. If yes, total of those charges that were not included in Questions 77 and 80		$
83. Brief description of those charges
84. Number of subscribers in Question 22 that subscribe to the family tier

M. Receipts and Customers for Cable Services in System Area

Section M refers to the total receipts from residential customers for the month of January for the specified services, including taxes & fees, and any extra charges such as for premium services, installation, etc.

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85. Total gross receipts for month from all residential customers purchasing one or more cable services (cable TV, Internet, telephony)	$
86. Total number of residential customers purchasing one or more cable services
87. Total gross receipts for the month from residential customers that only purchase video services (exclude customers that also purchase cable Internet access and/or telephony)	$
88. Number of residential customers that only purchase video services
89. Total gross receipts for the month from residential customers that purchase both video services and high-speed cable Internet access (exclude receipts from customers that only purchase video services and/or telephony)	$
90. Number of residential customers that purchase both video services and cable Internet access (exclude customers that only purchase video services and/or telephony)
91. Total gross receipts for the month from residential customers that purchase all three services: video services, high-speed Internet access, and telephony (exclude receipts from customers that only purchase video services and/or Internet access)	$
92. Total number of residential customers that purchase all three services: video, high-speed Internet, and telephony (exclude customers that only purchase video and/or Internet)
93. Total gross receipts for the month for pay-per-view and video-on-demand services for residential customers	$
94. Total number of residential customers that made at least one pay-per-view or video-on-demand purchase during the month

N. Package Prices

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95. Price of most-highly-subscribed cable and Internet package (double play)		$
96. Total number of video programming channels included in that package
97. Maximum downstream speed of the high-speed Internet access (Mb/s)
98. Does price include one or more premium channels? (yes or no)
99. Does price include a converter and remote control? (yes or no)
100. Price of most-highly-subscribed cable, Internet, and telephony package (triple play)		$
101. Total number of video programming channels included in that package
102. Maximum downstream speed of the high-speed Internet access
103. Number of phone lines included in the package
104. Does price include one or more premium channels? (yes or no)
105. Does price include a converter and remote control? (yes or no)
106. Is the telephony service voice-over-Internet-protocol (VOIP)? (yes or no)
107. Name of most-highly-subscribed premium channel package
108. Number of premium channels in the package
109. Price of this premium package		$

O. Networks Sold Individually

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110. As of 1/01/09, did you offer any networks on an individual basis? (yes or no) *
* If yes, complete the Columns under the heading "Networks Purchased Individually" in Section R: the Channel Lineup Section of this questionnaire.

P. Commercial Leased Access

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111. Pursuant to 45 USC 532, what is the maximum number of channels the system could be required to make available for commercial leased access?

Section Q. Cable Telephony/Voice Services and Internet Access Service

Question 10 asked for system capacity and the question below asks for the amount of that capacity which is devoted to upstream and downstream Internet access and/or telephony/voice services. For example, if devoted capacity is 9 MHz upstream and 3 MHz downstream, the answer to the question below would be 12. If no capacity is devoted, enter 0. Note that telephony/voice services could be provided using Internet access capacity or on a circuit switched basis using separate bandwidth. In the case of circuit switched, add together the separate Internet and telephony/voice bandwidths.

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112. Of the amount of capacity reported in Question 10, how much MHz is devoted to cable telephony / voice services / Internet Access?

R. Channel Lineup

Number Of Channels (January 1, 2009)

Number of channels
Basic Cable Service Tier	Cable Prog. Service Tier	Major Digital Tier	Other Networks

Also
on
Family
Tier

Networks Purchased Individually
Price	System Subscribers Purchasing	Service level required (basic, digital, etc.)

Total from below

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Number of local broadcast stations

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Local broadcast stations above for which a separate digital channel is carried

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Local broadcast multicast sub-channels sent by broadcasters, which you carry as a separate channel, not including the main digital programming channel in the above row

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Public, educational & government access

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Channels of state and local origination which are similar to PEG content, but not technically a PEG channel, such as a state legislative network

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Commercial leased access channels

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Channel Name

Basic
Cable
Service
Tier

Cable
Prog.
Service
Tier

Major
Digital
Tier

Other
Networks

Also
on
Family
Tier

Price

System
Subscribers
Purchasing

Service level
required (basic,
digital, etc.)

A&E Network

A&E Network HD

ABC Family

ABC Family HD

ABC News Now

Africa Channel

Al Jazeera English

Altitude Sports & Entertainment

Altitude Sports & Entertainment HD

AMC (American Movie Classics)

AMC HD

AmericanLife TV Network

Animal Planet

Animal Planet HD

Anime Network on demand

Antenna 3

Arabic Radio & Television (ART))

Arizona Mas

Arizona's News Channel

AyM Sports

Azteca America (TV Azteca)

Bandamax

Bay News 9

Bay News 9 Espanol

Bay News 9 Weather Now

BBC America

BBC World News

BET (Blank Entertainment TV)

BET Gospel

BET Hip-Hop

BET J

Big Ten Network

Big Ten Network HD

Biography Channel (Bio / True Story)

Blackbelt TV

Bloomberg Television

BlueHighways TV

Bollywood Hits on Demand

Boomerang

Boomerang en Espanol

Bravo

Bravo HD

Bridges TV

Bright House Sports Network

Buckeye Cable Sports Net

BYU Television

C Span 1

C Span 2

C Span 3

Canal 24 Horas (Spain)

Canal Sur

Capital News 9 (New York)

Caracol TV (Columbia)

Cartoon Network (TOON)

Cartoon Network en Espanol

CASA Club TV

CBS College Sports

CBS College Sports HD

Celebrity Shopping Network

Celtic Vision

Central Florida News 13

Centro America TV

Channel 4 San Diego (4SD)

Channel One Russia Worldwide (C1R)

Chiller

Chinese Central Television (CCTV)

Church Channel, The

Cine Latino (CINEL)

Cine Mexicano (CINMX)

Cinemax

Cinemax HD

Cinemax 5StarMax

Cinemax 5StarMax HD

Cinemax ActionMax

Cinemax ActionMax HD

Cinemax MoreMax

Cinemax MoreMax HD

Cinemax on Demand

Cinemax OuterMax

Cinemax OuterMax HD

Cinemax ThrillerMax

Cinemax ThrillerMax HD

Cinemax WMax

Cinemax Wmax HD

Cinemax: @Max

Cinemax: @Max HD

Classic Arts Showcase

CLTV ChicagoLand's TV

ClubJenna

CMT (Country Music TV)

CMT Pure Country

CNBC

CNBC HD

CNBC World

CNN

CNN HD

CNN en Espanol

CNN Headline News

CNN International

CoLours

Comcast Sports Network Bay Area

Comedy Central

Corner Store TV

Cox Sports New England

Cox Sports Television (CST)

Crime & Investigation Network (CIN)

CSN Plus (CSN overflow)

CSN Bay Area

CSN Bay Area HD

CSN California

CSN California HD

CSN Chicago

CSN Chicago HD

CSN Mid-Atlantic

CSN Mid-Atlantic HD

CSN New England

CSN New England HD

CSN Northwest

CSN Northwest HD

CSN Philadelphia

CSN Philadelphia HD

CSS (Comcast/Charter Sports)

CTI TV Zhong Tian Channel

Current TV

CW, The (if satellite feed)

DayStar Television Network (DTN)

De Pelicula

De Pelicula Classico

Deutsche Welle (DW TV)

Discovery Channel

Discovery Channel HD

Discovery en Espanol

Discovery Familia

Discovery Health

Discovery Kids

Discovery Kids en Espanol

Disney Network

Disney Network en Espanol

Disney Network HD

Disney XD (DXD)

Disney XD en Espanol

DIY (Do-It-Yourself)

DOC: The Documentary Channel

DOCU tve

E!: Entertainment Television

Ecuavisa (Ecuador)

Encore

Encore Action

Encore Drama

Encore Love

Encore Mystery

Encore on Demand

Encore WAM

Encore Westerns

ESPN

ESPN HD

ESPN 2

ESPN 2 HD

ESPN Classic

ESPN Deportes

ESPN Plus

ESPN PPV (Game Plan, Full Court)

ESPNews

ESPNews HD

ESPNU

ESPNU HD

EuroNews

EWTN (Eternal Word / Catholic TV)

EWTN Espanol

Exercise TV

Expo TV Shopping

FamilyNet

FEARnet

Fighting Sioux Sports Net

Fine Living Network (FLN)

FitTV

FLiX

FLiX VOD

Food Network

Food Network HD

Fox Business Network

Fox Business Network HD

Fox College Sports Atlantic

Fox College Sports Central

Fox College Sports Pacific

Fox Movie Channel

Fox News Channel

Fox News Channel HD

Fox Reality

Fox Soccer Channel

Fox Sports Arizona

Fox Sports Arizona HD

Fox Sports Carolinas

Fox Sports Carolinas HD

Fox Sports Detroit

Fox Sports Detroit HD

Fox Sports en Espanol

Fox Sports Florida

Fox Sports Florida HD

Fox Sports Houston

Fox Sports Houston HD

Fox Sports Indiana

Fox Sports Indiana HD

Fox Sports Kansas City

Fox Sports Kansas City HD

Fox Sports Midwest

Fox Sports Midwest HD

Fox Sports Minnesota

Fox Sports Minnesota HD

Fox Sports North

Fox Sports North HD

Fox Sports Northwest

Fox Sports Northwest HD

Fox Sports Ohio (Cincinnati)

Fox Sports Ohio (Cincinnati) HD

Fox Sports Ohio (Cleveland)

Fox Sports Ohio (Cleveland) HD

Fox Sports Oklahoma

Fox Sports Oklahoma HD

Fox Sports pay per view

Fox Sports Pittsburgh

Fox Sports Pittsburgh HD

Fox Sports Plus (sports overflow)

Fox Sports Rocky Mountain

Fox Sports Rocky Mountain HD

Fox Sports South

Fox Sports South HD

Fox Sports Southwest

Fox Sports Southwest HD

Fox Sports Tennessee

Fox Sports Tennessee HD

Fox Sports Utah

Fox Sports Utah HD

Fox Sports West

Fox Sports West HD

Fox Sports Wisconsin

Fox Sports Wisconsin HD

Fresh!

Fuel TV

Fuel TV HD

FUNimation Channel

Fuse

FX

FX HD

G4-Video Game Television

Galavision

Gems TV

GMA Life (Philipino)

GMA Pinoy TV (Philipino)

Gol TV

Golf Channel

Golf Channel HD

Gospel Music Channel

Gospel Music Television

Great American Country

GSN (Game Show Network)

Hallmark Channel

Hallmark Movie Channel

Hallmark Movie Channel HD

Harmony Channel

HBO

HBO HD

HBO 2 (Plus)

HBO 2 (Plus) HD

HBO Comedy

HBO Comedy HD

HBO Family

HBO Family HD

HBO Latino

HBO Latino HD

HBO on Demand

HBO Signature

HBO Signature HD

HBO Zone

HBO Zone HD

HD Theater

HDNet

HDNet Movies

Here TV

History

History en Espanol

History HD

History International

HITn (Hispanic Info. & Telecom Net)

Home and Garden TV (HGTV)

Home and Garden TV HD

Home Preview Channel

Home Shopping Network (HSN)

HorseRacing TV (HRTV)

Hot Choice

Howard TV

HTV Musica

Hustler TV

i-life (Inspirational Life Network)

IFC (Independent Film Channel)

IFC HD

ImaginAsian (iaTV)

iN Demand

IndiePlex

Infinito

Inspiration Network (INSP)

Investigation Discovery (ID)

ION Life

ION TV

iShop

ITV (India)

JCTV

Jewelry Television

La Familia Cosmovision (LFC)

LaTele Novela

Latin TV (LTV)

Latinoamerica TV

Lifeskool VOD

Lifetime

Lifetime Movie Network

Lifetime Movie Network HD

Lifetime Real Women

Local News on Cable (LC5)

Logo

Mariavision

MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Net)

MASN HD

MASN2

MavTV

MavTV HD

MBC (Korean)

Metro Sports (Kansas City area)

Mexicanal

MGM HD

Military Channel, The

Military History

MLB Extra Innings

MLB Network

MLB Network HD

MLS Direct Kick

MOJO HD

Momentum TV

MountainWest Sports Network

MountainWest Sports Network HD

MoviePlex

MSG

MSG HD

MSG Plus

MSG Plus HD

MSNBC

MTV

MTV Hits

MTV Jams

MTV Tr3s

MTV2

mtvU

Mun2

My Network TV / MyNet (if satellite feed

MYX ((Philippines)

NASA TV

National Geographic Channel

National Geographic Channel HD

NBA League Pass

NBA TV

NBA TV HD

NDTV (The Dominican Channel)

New England Cable News

New England Sports Network (NESN)

New England Sports Network HD

News 8 (Austin)

News 10 Now (New York)

News 12 (CT, NJ, and/or NY)

News 14 Carolina

News Channel 8 (DC)

NewsWatch 15 (New Orleans)

NFL Network

NFL Network HD

NHL Center Ice

NHL Network

NHL Network HD

Nickelodeon / Nick at Nite

Nickelodeon Pacific (Nick 2) (Nick Too)

NickToons

NickToons en Espanol

Noggin (to become Nick Jr.)

Northwest Cable News

NY 1

NY 1 Noticias

Ohio News Network (ONN)

Once Mexico (Canal 11)

Outdoor Channel

Outdoor Channel HD

Ovation - The Arts Channel

Oxygen

Palladia

PBS Create

PBS Kids Sprout

PBS World

Pentagon Channel

Penthouse TV

Pittsburgh Cable News (PCN)

Planet Green

Playboy TV

Playboy TV en Espanol

Playboy TV on Demand

Pleasure Network

Prime Ticket (Fox Sports West 2)

Prime Ticket HD

Product Information Network (PIN)

Qubo

QVC

R News (Rochester)

RAItaliana (Italian)

Reality Central 24/7

ReelzChannel

Retirement Living

RetroPlex

RFD TV (Rural Free Delivery TV)

Ritmoson Latino

RTPi (Radio e Televisao de Portugal)

Russian Television Network (RTN)

SBTN (Viet Nam)

Sci-Fi Channel

Sci-Fi Channel HD

Science Channel

Science Channel HD

Setanta Sports

Shalom TV

Shop at Home (SAH)

ShopNBC

Shorteez

Showtime

Showtime HD

Showtime Beyond

Showtime Beyond HD

Showtime Extreme

Showtime Extreme HD

Showtime Family Zone

Showtime Family Zone HD

Showtime Next

Showtime Next HD

Showtime on Demand

Showtime Showcase

Showtime Showcase HD

Showtime Too

Showtime Too HD

Showtime Women

Showtime Women HD

Si TV

Sino Movies

Ski Channel

Sleuth

Smile of a Child TV

Smithsonian Channel

SoapNet

Sorpresa!

Soundtrack Channel (STC)

Speed Channel

Speed Channel HD

Spice: Xcess

Spike

Sportskool VOD

Sportsman Channel, The

SportsNet New York (SNY)

SportsNet New York (SNY) HD

SportsSouth

SportsTime Ohio (STO)

SportsTime Ohio (STO) HD

Star India Gold (India)

Star India Plus (India)

Star One (India)

Starfish TV Net

Starz

Starz HD

Starz Cinema

Starz Cinema HD

Starz Comedy

Starz Comedy HD

Starz Edge

Starz Edge HD

Starz in Black

Starz in Black HD

Starz Kids & Family

Starz Kids & Family HD

Starz on Demand

Style Network

Sun Sports

Sun Sports HD

Sundance

Supercanal Caribe

Sur Mex

Sur Peru

TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network)

TBN Enlace USA

TBS

TBS HD

Telefe International

Telefutura (satellite feed)

TeleHit

Telemundo (satellite feed)

Tempo

TEN Blox

TEN Blue

TEN Clips

TEN Juicy

TEN Real

TEN Xtsy

Tennis Channel

Tennis Channel HD

Texas Cable News (TCN)

TFC (The Filipino Channel)

The Movie Channel (TMC)

The Movie Channel (TMC) Extra

The Movie Channel (TMC) HD

The N (to become TEENick)

Three Angels Broadcast Net (3ABN)

Time Warner Cable SportsNet

TLC (The Learning Channel)

TLC HD

TMC on Demand

TNT

TNT HD

Too Much for TV

Toon Disney

Toon Disney HD

Toon Disney en Espanol

Travel Channel

Travel Channel HD

TruTv

TruTv HD

Turner Classic Movies (TCM)

TV Asia (India)

TV Chile

TV Colombia

TV Globo (Brazil)

TV Guide Network (TVGN)

TV Guide Network Digital

TV Japan (Nippon Golden Network 2)

TV Land

TV One

TV Polonia

TV SuperStore

TV Venezuela

TV5 Monde

TVE Internacional

TVG: TV Games TV (horse racing)

TVK (Korean)

TVN pay per view

TyCSports International

Universal HD

Univision (satellite feed)

USA Network

USA Network HD

VeneMovies

Veria Television

Versus

Versus HD

VH1

VH1 Classic

VH1 HD

VH1 Soul

Viajar y Vivir (Travel Channel Espanol)

VOOM HD Suite

Wapa-America

Water Channel

WE tv (Women's Entertainment)

Wealth TV

Weather Channel (TWC)

Weather Channel (TWC) HD

WGN America

WGN America HD

Word Network (The Word)

World Fishing Network (WFN)

World Harvest Television

Worldwide Shopping Source (WSS)

WWE on Demand

YES Network

YES Network HD

Zee TV (India)

Section S. Must-Carry Broadcast Stations

The following refers to local broadcast stations your system carries and whether those stations can be viewed in analog, standard definition (SD) digital, and high definition (HD) digital format. If a station is carried half-time, count ".5" (for one-half).

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113. Number of must-carry stations carried on the basic tier (count station once only, even if carried in analog & digital)

114. Stations in Question 113 that can be viewed on an analog channel, and separately on another channel in SD digital or HD digital format

115. Stations in Question 113 that can be viewed in HD digital format

Some broadcasters send multiple streams of digital programming, and Question 116 asks how many channels are devoted to such multicast programming other than the primary broadcast channels reported in Question 113.

116. Number of multicast channels

Answer "yes" to one of Questions 117a - 117f, or explain in 117g, the scenario which best describes the way local broadcast signals from must-carry stations are sent from the cable headend to subscribers.

117a. System is analog only. Analog broadcast signals are received at the headend and sent to subscribers in analog format. No headend equipment is in place to convert a digital broadcast signal to analog format

117b. System is analog only. Signals are sent in analog format from headend to subscribers. Headend equipment is in place to convert a broadcaster's digital signal to analog format, in case a station is digital only

117c. Separate analog / digital signals are sent on separate paths from the headend to be viewed by analog and digital customers, respectively. Digital signal can be either SD or HD, with an HD version being converted by a SD digital subscriber's set-top box to SD format

117d. Separate analog / SD digital / HD digital signals are sent from the headend to be viewed by analog, SD digital, and HD digital customers, respectively

117e. SD digital signals only are sent from the headend, and the set-top box can convert the signals to analog format for viewing on analog television

117f. HD digital signals only are sent from the headend, and the set-top box can convert the signals to SD digital format, and then to analog format if necessary

117g. Explain:

Section T. Equipment

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118. Can subscribers lease an analog converter? (yes/no)
119. Number of subscribers leasing an analog converter
120. Can subscribers lease a standard definition (non-HD) digital converter? (yes/no)
121. Number of subscribers leasing a non-HD digital converter
122. Can subscribers lease a high definition (HD) digital converter? (yes/no)
123. Number of subscribers leasing an HD digital converter
124. Can subscribers lease a single stream (S-Card) CableCARD? (yes or no)
125. Number of subscribers leasing an S-Card
126. Can subscribers lease a multi-stream (M-Card) CableCARD? (yes or no)
127. Number of subscribers leasing an M-Card

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