To: chaz who wrote (10150 ) 11/11/1999 10:44:00 PM From: sand wedge Respond to of 54805
The following from the CHTR thread: Information from Hoovers: Paul Allen's info-bahn is a cable route, and Charter Communications -- the #7 US cable company, with 3.9 million cable subscribers in 27 US states -- leads the way. A subsidiary of Allen's Vulcan Northwest, Charter has merged with Marcus Cable (another Allen purchase). Its proposed purchase of Los Angeles-based Falcon Cable will make Charter the #4 cable company (Time Warner is #1). Charter, founded in 1993, is not just a cable king. In St. Louis and Los Angeles it has partnered with WorldGate (cable-based Internet access via TV) and Wink (interactive TV services). With EarthLink, it offers cable-based Internet access in California, Connecticut, Missouri, and Georgia cities, including Los Angeles and St. Louis. Top Competitors: AT&T Broadband & Internet Services | Comcast | Time Warner KEY NUMBERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Company Type: Private Fiscal Year-End: December 1998 Sales (mil.): $594.4 1-Yr. Sales Growth: 22.8% 1998 Employees: 4,700 1-Yr. Employee Growth: -- KEY PEOPLE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chairman of Charter Communications: Paul G. Allen President and CEO, Charter Holdings, Charter Communications, and Holdings Capital Charter Communications: Jerald L. Kent EVP and Assistant to the President of Charter Holdings, Charter Communications Holdings Capital, and Charter Communications: Steven A. Schumm SVP and CFO of Charter Holdings, Charter Communications Holdings Capital, and Charter Communications: Kent D. Kalkwarf SVP, General Counsel, and Secretary of Charter Holdings, Charter Communications Holdings Capital, and Charter Communications: Curtis S. Shaw =================================