Top Ten Questions for the Cable Industry
April 13, 2006 by Mary Wynne-Wynter
I'm thinking about #3 and #6.
Top Ten Questions for the Cable Industry
With the National Cable & Telecommunications Show kicking off today (I’m getting a late start and will head there tonight), Pali Research analyst Richard Greenfield has prepared a very good list of ten questions facing the cable industry. (Richard will appear on a panel of financial analysts at the show.)
1 Why Go Thru With Adelphia? Could Comcast Get Out?
2 Why Not Accelerate the All-Digital Push? Be More Offensive.
3 Why Is Cable Industry Marketing So Poor?
4 Voice Should Be Included with Data Do Not Lose Data Subs to the Competition.
5 Are Wireless Joint Ventures Enough For Tomorrow's Customer?
6 What is the Risk of an IP-Delivered National Cable System?
7 Another Round of Set-top Boxes with DVD Burners?
8 Does Network-Based DVR Technology Make Sense, Even if Legal?
9 Why Are Regulators Coming Down So Hard on Cable?
10 Are Large Cable Operators Limiting the Creation of New Programming?