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Nuance Communications, Inc EXHIBIT IV APPLICATION FOR A NEW FRANCHISE OR CERTIFICATE OF CONFIRMATION 1. The exact legal name of applicant is: Cablevision of Brookhaven, Inc. 2. Applicant does business under the following trade name or names: Cablevision 3. Applicant's mailing address is: 1111 Stewart Avenue Bethpage, NY 11714 4. Applicant's telephone number is: (516) 803-2300 5. (A) This application is for operating rights in the Village of Mastic Beach (B) Applicant serves the following additional municipalities from the same headend or from a different headend but in the same or an adjacent county: Town of Brookhaven Village of Poquott Village of Patchogue Village of Bellport Village of Lake Grove 6. The number of subscribers in each of the municipalities noted above is: Municipality Number of Subscribers Village of Mastic Beach 3,925 Village of Lake Grove 3,415 Town of Brookhaven 65,000 Village of Poquott 310 Village of Patchogue 3,990 Village of Bellport 1,065 7. The following signals are regularly carried by the applicant's cable system (where signals are received other than by direct off-air pickup, please so indicate): See Attachment A - Attachment A is the Public File filed with the FCC on signal reception method for the Brookhaven (Corp 7868) System. 8. Applicant does [ X] does not [ ] provide channel capacity and/or production facilities for local origination. If answer is affirmative, specify below the number of hours oflocally originated programming carried by the system during the past twelve months and briefly describe the nature of the programm1l1g: The Brookhaven System carries approximately 1820 hours/year of local origination programming. LO Programs: Description: Meet The Leaders Interviews with LI elected officials Neighborhood Journal Coverage ofLI community activities Most Wanted Highlights LI's most wanted criminals Community Bulletin Board Alpha numeric and video of community events 9. The current monthly rates for service in the municipality specified in Question 5 (A) are: See Attachment B - Residential monthly rate card and channel line-up 10. How many miles of new cable television plant were placed in operation by applicant during the past twelve months in the municipality specified in Question 5 (A)? Village of Mastic Beach 0.0 Miles of New Plant In the municipalities specified in Question 5 (B)? Municipality Miles of New Plant Town of Brookhaven 4.33 Village of Poquott .00 Village of Patchogue .33 Village of Bellport .15 Village of Lake Grove .21 TOTAL 5.02 11. State and describe below any significant achievements and/or improvements that took place with respect to system operation during the past twelve months: 1. Cablevision maintains a 750 MHz fiber-coaxial hybrid system throughout the Village of Mastic Beach. These systems allow for the provision of Optimum TV, iO digital (digital video services), Optimum Online (internet and WiFi services), Optimum Voice (telephone service) and HDTV, DVR and capabilities. This upgraded system provides customers with a wide range of choice, while improving picture quality, reliability and the reduction of outages. 2. Cablevision maintains battery operated stand-by power for each system. These power supplies will keep the cable systems operating from 2 to 4 hours in the event of a power failure. 3. Cablevision maintains a 24x7 computer monitoring system to track signals, outages and response time. 12. Indicate whether applicant has previously filed with the Public Service Commission its: A. Current Statement of Assessment pursuant to Section 817 of the Executive Law? Yes [X] No [ ] B. Current Annual Financial Report? Yes [X] No [ ] 13. Has any event or change occurred during the past twelve months which has had, or could have, a significant impact upon applicant's ability to provide cable television service? If so, describe below: Cablevision continues to expand its iO Digital offerings, including, more than 400 all-digital channels, including more than 50 premium movie channels, 48 channels of commercial-free digital music and unique local services like News12 and Newsl2 Traffic and Weather. There are 4000 VOD titles with a huge array of free On Demand channels, 70 free HDTV services, DVR services, iO espanol and a 12 distinct international programming packages. Cablevision also offers advanced interactive services like Optimum Autos, Optimum Homes and News 12 Interactive. NOTE: Please attach a copy of applicant's current annual performance test results per 9 NYCRR Subtitle R Section 596.5. an house ice President, Government Affairs, NY if/lvl / I / I Date SYSTEM NAME: ~~~!!!....----l DATE EFFECTIVE: 1----'1=.;;.;/25/.=..;2Jl1,-'-.-1_ HEADEND: I .. CHECKED DATE: 1/25/2011 Analog Digital HDTV u>­ Oi o c: VOD Reception «_ c: - .. DOCSIS Service Name or Method W'" ..,"c:r " U"" <12 Other-X Location Traffic (FIBER u. 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