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                                Before the
                     Federal Communications Commission
                          Washington, D.C. 20554

In the Matter of                     )
                                     )
CORPORATE MEDIA PARTNERS,            )
d/b/a AMERICAST, AMERITECH           )
MEDIA VENTURES, INC., BELLSOUTH      )
INTERACTIVE MEDIA SERVICES,          )
INC., GTE MEDIA VENTURES             )
INCORPORATED, AND SNET               )
PERSONAL VISION, INC.                )
                                     )
            v.                       )                 CSR-5235-P
                                     )
FX NETWORKS, LLC,                    )
                                     )
FOX/LIBERTY NETWORKS, LLC, and       )
                                     )
TELE-COMMUNICATIONS, INC.            )
                                     )
Supplement to Program Access Complaint)
                                    
                                    
                      MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER

   Adopted:  May 1, 1998                           Released:  May 6, 1998  

By the Acting Chief, Cable Services Bureau: 

  1.    Subsequent to our decision in the above-captioned matter, Corporate Media Partners,
d/b/a Americast, et al. v. FX Networks, LLC, et al. ("Order"), Tele-Communications, Inc. ("TCI") filed
a letter informing the Commission that it notified Corporate Media Partners, d/b/a Americast
("Americast"), by letter dated April 9, 1998, that it would not claim the benefit of, and would not seek
to enforce, any exclusivity arrangement it had regarding FX Networks, LLC and Fox/Liberty Networks,
LLC's ("FX") programming service that would prevent FX from authorizing the carriage of its
programming by Americast. 

  2.    In our previous Order, absent the above-noted information and because we found FX in
violation of Section 628(c) of the Communications Act, we did not specifically address Americast's 

allegations against TCI.  We now clarify footnote 6 in our previous Order to indicate that, prior to the
adoption of the Order, TCI had agreed to relinquish any exclusive rights that it may have had with respect
to its exclusivity agreements with FX regarding the distribution of FX's programming service by
Americast.

  3.    This action is taken by the Acting Chief, Cable Services Bureau, pursuant to authority
delegated by Section 0.321 of the Commission's rules.


        FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION



        John E. Logan
        Acting Chief, Cable Services Bureau