Comcast Corporation

Brian L. Roberts is the CEO of Comcast Corporation.

Comcast Corporation is the largest cable system operator in the USA, and a significant player in cable television programming, live and televised sports and motion picture production.

Comcast Cable provides services to over 21 million subscribers, and is America's leading cable company, ahead of Time Warner Cable, which is owned by Time Warner Inc.. Comcast offers cable television, high speed Internet and telephone services via cable.

Comcast television programming interests include Outdoor Life Network and Golf Channel, and it owns a large part of E! Entertainment Television and Comcast Sports Net.

Comcast has made many acquisitions over the years to build its huge cable business. The company bought 25% of Group W Cable in 1986, and in 1988 purchased 50% of Storer Communications, Inc.. In 1994 Comcast acquired Maclean Hunter's cable business. Comcast acquired AT&T Broadband in November 2002.

One third of Comcast is controlled by CEO Brian L. Roberts, son of Ralph Roberts who was one of the founders and a former chairman of the company.

Comcast had total revenue of $20.3 billion in 2004.

Contact Information

Web Site:	www.comcast.com
Telephone:	215.665.1700
Fax:	215.981.7790
Address:	1500 Market Street Philadelphia PA 19102-2148 USA

National Media Properties

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AZN Televison

E! Entertainment Television

Golf Channel

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Local Media Properties

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In Georgia:	Comcast Sports South
In Maryland:	Comcast SportsNet Baltimore/Washington
In Pennsylvania:	CN8, The Comcast Network
	Comcast SportsNet Philly

Other Comcast Corporation Properties

Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.
Comcast Spectacor, L.P.
E! Entertainment Television, Inc.
Front Row Marketing Services, L.P.
G4 Media, Inc.
Global Spectrum, L.P.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.
MGM Pictures (partial ownership)
Movielink, LLC
Outdoor Life Network, L.L.C.
Patron Solutions, LP
Philadelphia 76ers, L.P. (partial ownership)
Philedelphia Flyers, L.P. (partial ownership)
Philadelphia Sports Media, L.P.
United Artists Corporation (partial ownership)

Comments about Comcast Corporation

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Hugh Elliott Crawfordville, Florida,	Posted at 7:12am on Monday, April 21st, 2008
Why can't we get Sports South in the Tallahassee area? We are much closer to the Atlanta Braves than the Florida Marlins.
John Cunningham Haverford, PA, US	Posted at 6:51pm on Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Will you ever stop keeping the program output volume of FNC very low so that your locally inserted commercials come through at an ear shattering volume?
joseph harnishfeger nashville,tn	Posted at 12:42am on Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007
Where do I call to get help with your horrible customer service in Nashvile?,since they won't help here.

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