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[Zacks.com News Feed] Comcast to Deploy SDV - Zacks.com: Comcast is aggressively reclaiming 40 to 50 of its existing analog channels to free up spectrum for DOCSIS 3.0 technology. Deployment of SDV will also free up bandwidth that can be used by Comcast to offer more than 150 high-definition TV channels (HDTV), HD video-on-demand programs, and DOCSIS 3.0.

[Daily Markets] Comcast To Deploy SDV | Daily Markets: may also be a possible beneficiary due to its enhanced SDV platform supported by an innovative software solution called Converged Video Exchange (CVEx). With CVEx, cable MSOs can deliver both real-time and on-demand video services to IPTV set-top boxes, personal computer and mobile handsets.

[Satellite and FTA Forums] Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV Future: Philadelphia -- Time Warner Cable's New York City system is doing a trial of "TV Everywhere" online viewing of premium content for authenticated subscribers and the cable operator is gearing up for an IPTV trial at the end of the year, the system's top engineering executive said June 9 at the B&C/Multichannel News On Demand Summit 2.0.

[CableTV.com Forums] On Demand Summit: Time Warner Cable Exec Talks Up IPTV Future: Time Warner Cable's New York City system is doing a trial of "TV Everywhere" online viewing of premium content for authenticated subscribers and the cable operator is gearing up for an IPTV trial at the end of the year, the system's top engineering executive said at an industry conference Wednesday.

[- OFinder aggregated posts with the keyword: numbers] Pay TV Subscription Numbers in Spring 2010 [ Media Experiences 2 Go ]: Select Category 3D TV  (20) Advertising  (14) Apple  (6) AT&T  (27) Bandwidth  (170) Business  (21) Cable  (284) Cable Show 2009  (21) Cable Show 2010  (17) CableCARD  (32) CE  (61) CES 2008  (18) CES 2009  (9) CES 2010  (3) Comcast  (73) DCAS  (4) DOCSIS 3.0  (75) DRM  (6) DTV  (37) DVR  (100) EBIF  (1) environment  (1) Fiber  (60) Fixed-Mobile Convergence  (19) Google  (3) GPON  (13) HDTV  (101) Internet  (242) IP  (44) IPTV  (79) LTE  (39) Mobile device  (40) Motorola News  (213) Networks  (203) News  (23) OCAP  (22) PacketCable  (1) Quarterly Shipment Numbers  (4) software  (15) Switched Digital  (31) Telecom  (87) Time Warner  (25) Tru2way  (20) TV  (230) Uncategorized  (16) Verizon  (55) Video  (113) VOD  (102) VoIP  (21) WiMAX  (78) Wireless  (95)

[Stock Market News & Stocks to Watch from StraightStocks] Comcast to Deploy SDV - Analyst Blog | Stock Market News & Stocks ...: Comcast is aggressively reclaiming 40 to 50 of its existing analog channels to free up spectrum for DOCSIS 3.0 technology. Deployment of SDV will also free up bandwidth that can be used by Comcast to offer more than 150 high-definition TV channels (HDTV), HD video-on-demand programs, and DOCSIS 3.0.

[- OFinder aggregated posts with the keyword: cable] Motorola Set-Top Launching with 4 Tuners, 500GB Storage [ Media ...: Select Category 3D TV  (18) Advertising  (14) Apple  (6) AT&T  (27) Bandwidth  (168) Business  (21) Cable  (278) Cable Show 2009  (21) Cable Show 2010  (17) CableCARD  (32) CE  (61) CES 2008  (18) CES 2009  (9) CES 2010  (3) Comcast  (71) DCAS  (4) DOCSIS 3.0  (75) DRM  (6) DTV  (37) DVR  (100) EBIF  (1) environment  (1) Fiber  (60) Fixed-Mobile Convergence  (19) Google  (3) GPON  (13) HDTV  (100) Internet  (238) IP  (43) IPTV  (78) LTE  (39) Mobile device  (40) Motorola News  (212) Networks  (202) News  (23) OCAP  (22) PacketCable  (1) Quarterly Shipment Numbers  (4) software  (15) Switched Digital  (29) Telecom  (84) Time Warner  (25) Tru2way  (20) TV  (224) Uncategorized  (15) Verizon  (54) Video  (112) VOD  (100) VoIP  (21) WiMAX  (78) Wireless  (94)

[NetworkVip.net] Because the video is upgraded, the virgin utilizes Cisco: and limited company of Time Warner cable share(New York Stock Exchange: TWC) Indicate they can capsulate the intersection of MPEG and the intersection of video and small stream, it enters to be then can capable gateway of data packet that apparatus read of IP while being interested to use recently. Some MSOs wants their supplier to repack their cable modem and stop the system (concentrate on maintaining the test system) too Fail and say as to the service based on IP.

[Broadband Presentations] SureWest Communication :: Surewest: Copper:Sacramento 69,200Major Competitors:Sacramento Market: AT&T, Comcast, Frontier,SatelliteKansas City Market: Comcast, Time Warner Cable,AT&T, Satellite5Business MarketsSacramento 343 Mile Fiber Ring Kansas City 60 Mile Fiber RingFiber-optics based high speed Internet, customized data and Ethernet transport service, Datacenter and disaster recovery solutions, VoIP phone systems, IPTV, Wireless Backhaul6SureWest Focus7FIBERBandwidth to and aroundthe HomeSureWest DifferentiationPremium CustomerExperienceRGUPenetrationRevenueperCustomerIPManagement & ControlIntegrated Advanced ServicesVideo powered by MediaroomUltra high-speed DataTelco quality VoiceReduces churnBUILDS SHAREHOLDER VALUE8Technology & CustomersSureWest has and will continue to utilize technologyavailable to meet customer demandsFiber-to-the-HomeIP-based networkMPEG-4 video compressionBonded DSLVoIPError correction softwareMicrosoft Mediaroom IPTVSwitched digital videoDOCSIS 3.09Land-line LossHow long will this decline continue?ILEC Voice linesSureWest land-line projections:Estimate additional two years ofresidential voice line loss andlong distance and access usagedeclineContinued business customervoice demandSwitched voice replaced withVoIPOver $50 million decline inTelecom revenue comparing2002 to 2009-20,00040,00060,00080,000100,000120,000140,000Q402Q407Q108AQ208Q308AQ408Q109AQ209Q309AQ409AQ411FBusiness Residential Res VoIP(transfer to Broadband)SURW VoIPoffered Mar 200810Strength in ability to competeLand-Line Porting ActivityPower of the Triple Play BundleSURW has won voice away from the Telco competitorSURW will win-back voice and video from the Cable competitorPort In Port OutSureWest vs Cable CompetitorMar'07Jun'07Sep'07Dec'07Mar'08Jun'08Sep'08Dec'08Mar'09Jun'09Sep'09Dec'09SureWest vs Telco CompetitorMar'07Jun'07Sep'07Dec'07Mar'08Jun'08Sep'08Dec'08Mar'09Jun'09Sep'09Dec'09Cable VoIP enteredthe market April'07SURW VoIP productlaunched March'0811Revenue TransformationSureWest made the transition to more capable and stable revenue streamsRevenues 1 ($ in millions)1 These revenues have been adjusted for the discontinued operations of Directories, Wireless and Towers.2009 Total Revenue $m %Broadband:Residential $118 49%Business $40 16%Access/Other $3 1%Telecom:Residential $25 10%Business $35 15%Access/Other $21 9%$242$81$105$105$135$69$1612007 2008 2009Telecom Broadband$174$230$24267%40%12Consolidated Margin GrowthContinued focus on consolidated margin growth driven by Broadbandexpansion1 Adjusted EBITDA represents net income (loss) from continuing operations excluding amounts for income taxes, depreciation and amortization;non-cash pension and certain post-retirement benefits, non-cash stock compensation, and all other non-operating income/expenses.Adjusted EBITDA1 ($ in millions)$61.9 $56.3 $52.3$(4.6)$12.9 $25.632%33%30%$(20.0)$-$20.0$40.0$60.0$80.0$100.0$120.02007 2008 20090%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%Telecom Broadband Margin$57.3$77.9$69.213Targeted Capital SpendNetwork investments have poised SureWest for continued revenue and margingrowth Capital Expenditures 11 All amounts are pro forma for all discontinued operations and Kansas City acquisition. Totals may not add due to rounding.25%19%35%29%25%24%20%49%28%45%54%9%55%~$32m32%~$28m37%~$24m26%~$20m21%~$16m67%~$39m$-$20$40$60$80$1002005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010E$inmillionsMaintenance Network Expansion Success Based$76$65$86$78$58 $55-6014Advanced Video Servicepowered by MicrosoftMedia RoomJanuary 2010Whole Home DVREase of useMedia sharingChurn, repair and callvolume reductionsIP-based and flexibleAdvanced ServicesAdditional 25,000 VideoMarketable HomesILEC Copper Video Homes+25,000 homes 1st half 2010=$3.3 m in Capital Spend~$130 per additional home(10% of cost to pass FTTH)A superior network will drive future incremental revenues15Advanced ServicesA superior network will drive future incremental revenuesAdvanced Digital TV update+2,800 customers as of March 316% subscribing to highest end video package30% more are subscribing to Pay TV services75% are subscribing to HDTV12% higher monthly recurring revenue compared to previousvideo platformScheduled Q2 UpdatesCaller ID on TVDrop shipmentRemote DVR online programmingAdditional VOD 11 HD ch's & 128 new hours of programming16Residential BroadbandPenetration OpportunitiesAttractive market demographics drive penetrationResidential Marketable Homes &Revenue Generating Units (RGUs) Penetration309,700 309,700240,500110,10098,50059,100Q409 Q409 Q409Residential Marketable Homes Residential RGUs36%PenetrationData Video32%Penetration22%PenetrationVoice+ 25,000 HomesVoice penetration includes Telecom and Broadband marketable homes divided by Voice RGUs17Residential Triple PlayBundles increase subscriber ARPU and lowers churn91% of subscribers are in a bundle63% of subscribers are in a Triple PlaySubscriber ARPU only includes markets where triple-play services are available.

[blog maverick] Don't Waste the Internet on TV - Protect the Future of the ...: I will side with Jeff on this and submit that FCC regulation of internet bandwidth is unlikely and more so unnecessary. At the risk of dating myself, I’ll point out that had the pleasure of working with Vinton Cerf on one of the world’s first large-scale global commercial applications for the internet and I would wager to say Vint would balk at the notion of FCC regulation.

[CNET News.com] AT&T's U-verse gets 24Mbps downloads | Signal Strength - CNET News: Cable operators are achieving these faster speeds thanks to upgrades to their networks using a technology called Docsis 3.0, which allows them to bond channels together for more capacity. By the end of 2010 most cable operators will have fully upgraded their networks to this technology, which will allow them to deliver faster and faster Internet speeds.

[Trade Radar] Trade Radar: Arris Group advances but value proposition is still ...: Arris is a global communications technology company specializing in the design, engineering and supply of broadband services for residential and business customers around the world. The company supplies broadband operators with the tools and platforms they need to deliver reliable telephony, demand driven video, next-generation advertising and high-speed data services.

[Stock Market News & Stocks to Watch from StraightStocks] Switched Digital Video Thriving - Analyst Blog: The SDV platform can also be utilized by cable MSOs for other applications like IPTV and the upcoming 3DTV services. Using the SDV technology, cable operators can deliver both real-time and on-demand video services to IPTV set-top boxes, personal computer and mobile handsets.

[Communications Engineering & Design Headline News] Managing The Traffic Flow: CTO priorities: The technology chiefs of the major MSOs have a lot on their plates: analog reclamation, HD, network convergence, tru2way, DOCSIS 3.0, and more, but there’s no industry-wide consensus on how to prioritize the deployment of those technologies. The panel included, from left to right, SCTE’s Dr.

[Media Experiences 2 Go] Motorola MPEG-4 Set-Tops in the Wild « Media Experiences 2 Go: Two users report having the DCX boxes, one in Arlington Texas via Time Warner Cable, and one in the suburbs of Chicago via Comcast. The Texas user (who appears to be associated with Motorola, although I don’t know in what capacity) has a version with a 320GB hard drive, while the user outside of Chicago has a version with a 250GB hard drive.

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