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To: John Rieman who wrote (27)	11/29/1997 9:03:00 PM
From: Maya	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 324

To: +John Rieman (25733 ) From: +J Fieb Saturday, Nov 29 1997 3:44PM EST Reply # of 25882 What a hectic schedule for CUBE. The wk following West. Cable comes this conference. For those of you who want more background on DAVIC here are some links. DAVIC schedule of meetings davic.org Call for Proposal for the meeting. I wonder if DIVI will be submitting one? davic.org Current members, I'd think many of these would attend. davic.org

To: John Rieman who wrote (27)	11/30/1997 9:28:00 AM
From: CPAMarty	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 324

Does anyone know if Cube participates in the following trade group? CableLabs announced on November 5 that the Executive Committee of its Board of Directors has instructed CableLabs to proceed on a fast track with the project. OpenCable was established to develop the key interface specifications for the use of advanced digital set top box terminals in broadband two-way cable networks. Twenty-three companies provided proposals to CableLabs in response to a request for information published in late August. These proposals were carefully reviewed by the OpenCable team of cable company and CableLabs' technical and business executives. The responses from the vendor community allowed the OpenCable team to quickly establish a consensus within our industry on the majority of key interfaces. This will allow us to complete and publish these specifications over the coming months. Going forward we will begin to publish the specifications for key interfaces. At the same time we will continue to work with the vendor community on evolving the specifications needed for interactive services. Therefore, no further formal responses to the RFI will be accepted. However, we do encourage companies that have not previously been involved in the effort to provide information on their areas of interest and expertise. Future opportunities for vendor company input will arise from the specification writing process. Please see the press release issued on November 5 for more information.