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JAPAN (continued) Hino Cable Television Inc. Hnshin City Cable Inc. Iagaueno Cable Television Co., Ltd. IIDA Cable TV Co. Ltd. INA Cable Television Ltd. Iruma Cab V. Co. LTD. Itochu Cable Sy Japan Cable Laboratory Jupiter Telecommunications Co., Ltd. KCT corporation NDS Co., Ltd. NEC Magnus Communications, Ltd.
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Cable Television Administrator

The Anne Arundel County Cable Communications Office welcomes your inquiries or comments about cable television service. The Cable Television Administrator is responsible for the regulation of cable television (CATV) service. Cable television is regulated jointly by Anne Arundel County and the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) through a partnership created by County and Federal law.
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Comcast expands system upgrade / 2,200 miles of cable part of plan to add telephone service

Comcast Corp. said Wednesday that it will spend $80 million in the next year and a half to finish upgrading its cable television and high-speed Internet network in the Bay Area. The announcement comes on the heels of rival AT&T Inc.'s plans last week to roll out a television subscription service, called U-verse, in the Bay Area. Comcast said it will lay 2,200 miles of fiber-optic cable in Los Gatos, Milpitas, Saratoga, Santa Rosa, Hayward, San Leandro, Sunnyvale and Half Moon Bay. The improvements will allow the 250,000 homes in those cities to access video-on-demand and Internet telephone services, something that their neighbors in the Bay Area's 120 other cities already receive. "It's one of the things our residents ask for the most," said Eric McHenry, Santa Rosa's chief technology officer. "We think we should have comparable services." Both companies are battling to provide an all-in-one, discounted package of services, marketed as a triple play of telephone, television and Internet service. AT&T began selling television service last week in Danville, San Ramon, Cupertino and Saratoga and plans to expand it to the rest of the Bay Area in the next two years. Comcast is promoting a bundle of the three services for one year for a monthly fee of $99. Comcast said its upgrade has nothing to do with AT&T's plans, noting that the cities had the region's most advanced networks 10 years ago, before Comcast took over. "It's our continued pledge to the Bay Area, to look at ways to enhance and improve our services and products," said Comcast spokeswoman Lorena Hernandez. Comcast began deploying video-on-demand services in the Bay Area in 2004, allowing consumers to watch select television shows and movies at any time. The Philadelphia company introduced its Internet telephone service in the Bay Area in April.
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Philippine Cable Television Association, Inc. | PCTA

« Home » PCTA Asks NTC to Stop Smart MyTV The PCTA filed on October 8, 2007 a complaint against Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) , Nation Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), GV Broadcasting System, Inc. (GV) and 360 Media, Inc. (360 Media) before the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) stemming from the commercial launch of the myTV service. In its complaint, the PCTA asked the NTC to issue a cease and desist order requiring Smart and the other respondents to ... more PCTA Technical Seminars End Last Quarter With a Blast The Philippine Cable Television Association (PCTA), in cooperation with the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) once again held a highly successful two-day Technical Seminars at Days Hotel in Batangas City last December 6-7, 2007 . The PCTA Technical Committee, headed by its chairman, Engr. Julian Ventura, and technical experts, such as, Engr. Pacito Manlangit (MSC CATV), Engr. Neil Tagabi (Asian Vision), ...
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