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    Before the 
             Federal Communications Commission
                   Washington, D.C. 20554
                              
  In the Matter of                        )
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  Time Warner Cable                  )
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  Social Contract                         )
  
  
                           ORDER
                              
        Adopted:  January 25, 2001                        Released:  January 29, 2001
  
  By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau:
  
       1.   On September 3, 1999, we issued an Order approving a request made by Time
  Warner Cable ("Time Warner"), and concurred in by MediaOne Group, Inc. ("MediaOne"), formerly
  Continental Cablevision, that certain cable systems Time Warner acquired from MediaOne be added
  to the Time Warner Social Contract.  Specifically, our Order approved Time Warner's request that
  all acquired cable systems, except those systems serving the communities in and around Dayton, Ohio
  (collectively referred to as the "Dayton System"), be incorporated in Time Warner's Social Contract,
  and that the Dayton System remain under MediaOne's Social Contract. The terms of both the Time
  Warner and the MediaOne Social Contracts generally provide for rate stability and improved service
  quality, and encourage system upgrades and improvements.  Both Social Contracts also specifically
  permit the incorporation of acquired systems, subject to Commission approval. 
  
       2.   This Order addresses Time Warner's request that our September 3, 1999 Order be
  revised to ensure that community systems subject to the Time Warner and the MediaOne Social
  Contracts, respectively, are correctly specified.  In this regard, our September 3, 1999 Order
  incorporated by reference Time Warner's attachments, which identified those systems that were to be
  added to Time Warner's Social Contract and those systems that were to remain subject to MediaOne's
  Social Contract. According to Time Warner, however, its attachments inadvertently identified twelve
  communities as being added to Time Warner's Social Contract that should have remained under
  MediaOne's Social Contract, and further inadvertently identified one community as being subject to
  MediaOne Social Contract that should have been added to Time Warner's Social Contract.  
  
       3.   We herein grant Time Warner's request, and incorporate by reference Time Warner's
  revised attachment, which specifies the twelve specified community systems that are subject to the
  terms and obligations of Time Warner's Social Contract, and the remaining one community system
  that is subject to the terms and obligations of MediaOne's Social Contract.  
  
       4.   Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that the request of Time Warner Cable that the
  twelve acquired systems remain subject to the Social Contract for Continental Cablevision, Inc., as
  amended, and that the one acquired system be incorporated into the Social Contract for Time Warner
  IS GRANTED.  
  
       5.   This action is taken by the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau, pursuant to
  authority granted by the Commission in Social Contract for Continental Cablevision, Inc., as amended,
  and the Social Contract for Time Warner, and pursuant to authority delegated by section 0.321 of the
  Commission's rules and regulations, 47 C.F.R.  0.321.
  
  
                           FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
                           
  
                      William H. Johnson 
                      Deputy Chief
                      Cable Services Bureau