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To: Carl R. who wrote (9417)	6/21/1999 1:37:00 PM
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somebody missing ? Cable Operators Create a Forum to Encourage Web Content Programmers to Work With Them; MediaOne, Time Warner & Road Runner Organize the Broadband Developers Conference LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 21, 1999-- Industry Support Exceeds Expectations for June 30 Los Angeles Event For the first time, multiple system cable operators MediaOne and Time Warner Communications have joined with high-speed online service Road Runner to organize the Broadband Developers Conference. This history making public forum is designed to develop new relationships between the cable companies and web site programmers. The event is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 30 on the Sony Pictures Studios lot, and appropriately on the "Wheel of Fortune" soundstage. "For years, cable operators have enjoyed a unique and close relationship with video providers whose TV brands range from AMC to ZDTV, and from Discovery to HBO. Now it's really about cable helping to further the Internet brands of important new web sites that hold entertainment, educational and informational value for our customers," said Giselle Acevedo-Franco, director of Corporate Communications for MediaOne in Los Angeles. "We need to work closely with web content developers to maximize our bandwidth resources, just as we do video channels. And for anyone looking to gain an audience-based business, distribution is key," added Amber Minson, Product Manager for the Time Warner Communications Los Angeles Division of Road Runner. The Broadband Developers Conference is designed to help the two entities communicate and understand each others' needs, and will demonstrate the value that cable-delivered Broadband offers to new Internet-based programming ventures. The conference, whose website is www.bbbdevcon.com, has quickly been accepted by the leading content and technology companies ZDTV, Bravo Networks, Microsoft, Veon, Com21, Nortel Networks, Intel, Columbia TriStar Interactive, Gotham Interactive, Arepa, AMC, innovatv.com, Real Networks, Cache Flow, and many others. More than just an opportunity for discussion and debate, the Broadband Developers Conference is believed to be the first active step in progressive change, where decisions will be made that affect how information and entertainment will be deployed over this new and exciting medium. Featured panelists include: -- Road Runner's head of programming - Karl Rogers -- MediaOne's head of Internet services - Tom Cullen -- Gotham Interactive's CEO - Michael Sepso -- Nortel Network's President of its Arris Interactive division - Frank Plastina -- Columbia TriStar Interactive's head of online services - Robert Tercek -- ZDTV.com's head of production - John Gilles -- Bravo Network's EVP for New Media - Joe Cantwell -- Intel's director of their content group - Tom Galvin -- Microsoft's General Manager for Streaming Media - Anthony Bay -- Road Runner's Chief Technology Officer - Robert F. Cruickshank III -- Cache Flow's head of product development - Stuart Aaron -- KTLA News' "Kurt the Cyber Guy" -- Among others The conference is free to accredited members of the media.