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


In the Matter of                     )
                                     )
Time Warner Cable                    )     CUID No. NC0276 (Orange)
                                     )
                                     )
Complaint Regarding                  )                 
Cable Programming Services Tier      )     
Rate Increase                        )     


ERRATUM
                   
   Adopted:  September 29, 1998                        Released:  October 2, 1998  

By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau:

      Order, DA 98-1750, released September 2, 1998 ("Order") is corrected to change paragraph 3
as follows:

      3.  The LFA for the franchise area referenced above filed a complaint with the Commission on
June 12, 1998 against Operator's January 1, 1998 CPST Tier 2 rate increase from $7.95 to $9.47 and
Tier 3 rate increase from $9.35 to $10.44.  The LFA verified that it received more than one subscriber
complaint for the franchise area and that the first valid complaint was received by the LFA on January 2,
1998.  The filing of a complete and timely complaint triggers an obligation upon the cable operator to
file a justification of its CPST rates.  The Operator has the burden of demonstrating that the CPST rates
complained about are reasonable.  If the Commission finds a rate to be unreasonable, it shall determine
the correct rate and any refund liability. 


                  FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION


      
                  William H. Johnson
                  Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau