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CCTA Member Company Contacts Connecting Communities Connecting DANIELLE WADE BRET LARSEN Vice President/General Manager Vice President – Operations Bright House Networks Northland California (661) 634-2204 (206) 621-1351 [email protected] [email protected] DEL J. HEINTZ WENDY PURNELL Director, Government Affairs – Director of Operations – Our industry believes that every Californian California System Manager should have access to the cable technology Charter Communications Suddenlink that could provide an opportunity to (626) 430-3426 (707) 268-5331 [email protected] [email protected] improve their lives. Philanthropic community partnerships provided by cable operators are making WALTER HUGHES DEANE LEAVENWORTH State Director Regional VP, West Region strides to provide digital equity. California Region Government Relations Comcast Cable Time Warner Cable (916) 476-3206 (818) 324-6102 Cable operators provide broadband to [email protected] [email protected] schools and libraries in communities, creating easy access for education and digital literacy for tomorrow’s leaders Cable Broadband: DOUG WHITE and communities. Government Affairs Manager JIM PENNY Cox Communications General Counsel Unlimited Access (858) 836-7345 Wave Division Holdings [email protected] (425) 896-1979 [email protected] Business Packages now offer businesses CHANELLE HAWKEN Connecting California Through Innovation Director, Government & competitive cost options and one-stop Regulatory Affairs shop for Internet, Phone and TV services Cox Communications (858) 836-7309 Association Contact — including easy-to-communicate IT [email protected] CAROLYN MCINTYRE assistance. President California Cable and SHAWN SWATOSH Telecommunications Association Senior Manager of (916) 446-7732 Operations Mediacom [email protected] Mediacom (707) 998-1187 Connecting California Through Innovation [email protected] Cable California’s Cable & Broadband Industry Broadband BROADBAND BACKBONE UNLIMITED ACCESS $36 Billion Broadband Infrastructure Investment 98% 900+ Since 1996 Available to 98% Channels Providing the state-of-the-art of Households infrastructure and technology to unleash a world of innovative possibilities. Free Wi-Fi Fastest Consumer Access Points Internet Speeds for Customers DISTANCE CLOUD LEARNING COMPUTING ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS BACKHAUL TELECOMMUTING An Industry that Supports: 6.4 Million 3.4 Million 5.5 Million $850 Million APPS TELEMEDICINE Video High-Speed Phone Paid Annual Taxes & Fees Internet Communications Customers SOCIAL HOME AUTOMATION/ Customers Services MEDIA SMART HOME MANAGEMENT 212,914 Jobs (Cable Direct & Indirect) BUSINESS SERVICES COMMUNITY PRIVACY & INTERNET f www.facebook.com/CalCableCCTA • 10 Gig Commercial INVOLVEMENT SAFETY COMMITMENT t @CalCableCCTA Fiber Solutions • Programs to • Keeping Families and #CableBeyondtheBox • E-Rate for Schools Ensure Digital Equity Children Safe Online C Printed on Recycled Paper • Multi-line Business Phone • Access to Education • Respecting User Privacy Solutions & Training • Security Against * Data figures approximate Privacy Invasion through 4Q 2015 www.calcable.org.

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