(October 20, 2003) Maynard, MA--Cox Communications has selected SeaChange International as a provider of video-on-demand (VOD) technology. Cox plans to install SeaChange's VOD Systems and VODlink technology in select systems early next year. Select Cox systems will utilize SeaChange's VODlink software, supporting Cox's "Entertainment on Demand" user interface on all current Motorola set-tops, including DCT 1000s, 1200s, 2000s, 2500s, and 5100s.

Cox Communications Inc., which recently celebrated its 1,000th HDTV subscriber in the Las Vegas market, is deploying the technology in Phoenix. The initial Cox HDTV lineup for Phoenix will include KNXV (ABC), KAET (PBS), two HBO channels, Showtime HD and Discovery HD Theater. Customers will have to pay about $500 for

Atlanta-based Cox Television has chosen Harris Corp. to provide HD graphics delivery platforms and traffic management systems for its group of television stations.

Add Cox Communications to the growing list of cable providers now offering hi-def DVRs to its HDTV subscribers. The Atlanta-based MSO is offering the service to subscribers in San Diego and will soon launch in Gulf Coast and Gainesville, Fla., and Santa Barbara, Calif., Phoenix, Las Vegas, Oklahoma City, North Carolin

BigBand Networks Inc. announced that Cox Communications—the nation’s third largest cable operator—has selected its switched digital video solution for use in multiple cable systems—including both Motorola and Scientific Atlanta set-top box environments—and has begun to deploy the system in its Northern Virginia market.

Concurrent Computer, a specialist in on-demand video technology, has announced the launch of video-on-demand (VOD) services on Cox Communications’ cable

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