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December 4, 1995

THE FASCINATION AND THE THREAT OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB PLAYS BIG

By CBR Staff Writer

Cable television companies are both enthusiastic and nervous about the Internet, seeing it as a promise because their broadband networks are much more suited to delivering the kind of all-singing all-dancing material going up now, and a threat because it is going to corner peoples’ viewing time, and cable companies are not exactly the keenest of competitors. But to show their recognition of its importance, CableNet ’95, a joint project of the California Cable Television Association and CableLabs, established a World Wide Web site for the Western Cable Show, featuring about 30 exhibitors, including @Home, Discovery Channel Online and Turner Broadcasting Co, displaying everything from wired and wireless telephony to tele-education.

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