Cablevision Systems Corporation

James L. Dolan is the CEO of Cablevision Systems Corporation.

Cablevision Systems Corporation is a public company (NYSE: CVC). Cablevision provides cable TV service to about 2.9 million customers in and around New York City. Digital cable, movies-on-demand, VoIP telephony and region sports channels are among the services provided. Cablevision controls Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, the New York Knicks and New York Rangers sports teams.

Chairman Charles Dolan and his family control Cablevision. Sales were reported at $4.9 billion in 2004.

Contact Information

Web Site:	www.cablevision.com
Telephone:	516.803.2300
Fax:	516.803.3134
Address:	1111 Stewart Avenue Bethpage NY 11714 USA

National Media Properties

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American Movie Classics (AMC)

Independent Film Channel

Sundance Channel

WE (Women's Entertainment)

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In New York:	am New York
	Newsday

Other Cablevision Systems Corporation Properties

Clearview Cinemas
CSC Holdings, Inc.
FUSE Networks LLC
Hartford Wolf Pack
IFC Entertainment
Madison Square Garden, L.P.
New England Seawolves
New York Liberty
New York Knickerbockers
New York Rangers
Radio City Entertainment
Rainbow Media Holdings LLC

Comments about Cablevision Systems Corporation

Comments to date: 3. The most recent comments are below.


Bill Hagatna, Guam	Posted at 5:45pm on Monday, May 25th, 2009
I am very disappointed seeing John McCain hosting the Memorial Day war classics. In my opinion, he was and still is a traitor to his country.


Sam Mowaswes Bridgewater, New Jersey	Posted at 7:45am on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009
I am amazed that after repearted requests I am unable to pursuade customer services Dept with CableVision to discount my monthly bill $20. The person indicated they will be fired and would rather loose me as a customer to Fios. I am sure Mr. Dolan have a different views related to retention of existing customers.


Edward Vogel Baltimore, Maryland	Posted at 2:41pm on Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
I find that the constant appearance of clips for upcoming shows that appear at the bottom of the TV screen while watching movies on AMC is major annoyance. So much so that I am seriously considering dropping AMC from my watched network. It is especially annoying when these popups appear when there is dialog written across the bottom of the screen when a language is being translated into english and can not be read because of it. I'm certain that I am not alone in this belief. If one is a regular viewer of AMC, he or she will know what programs are scheduled and certainlydoesn't need to be reminded with these constant annoyances.

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