In the Matter ofDefinition of Cable System

Docket No. 2007-11

Before theCOPYRIGHT OFFICE

LIBRARY OF CONGRESSWashington, D.C.

REPLY COMMENTS OF COPYRIGHT OWNERS

Pursuant to the Copyright Office "Notice of Inquiry" published at 72 Fed. Reg. 70529

(December 12, 2007) ("Notice"), the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball, National

Basketball Association, National Football League, National Hockey League, Women's National

Basketball Association and The National Collegiate Athletic Association ("Joint Sports

Claimants"); Broadcast Music, Inc.; the American Society of Composers, Authors and

Publishers, and SESAC, Inc. ("Music Claimants"); the Program Suppliers; the National

Association of Broadcasters; the Devotional Claimants; 1 the Public Television Claimants;

National Public Radio; and the Canadian Claimants (collectively "Copyright Owners") submit

the following reply to the comments of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association

("NCTA") and the American Cable Association ("ACA").

The Devotional Claimants joining in these comments are Amazing Facts, Inc.; AmericanReligious Town Hall Meeting, Inc.; Catholic Communications Corp.; Christian BroadcastingNetwork; Coral Ridge Ministries Media, Inc.; Cottonwood Christian Center; Crenshaw ChristianCenter; Crystal Cathedral Ministries; Evangelical Lutheran Church in America; Faith for Today;Family Worship Center Church; In Touch Ministries, Inc.; It Is Written; Joyce Meyer Ministries;Liberty Broadcasting Network; RBC Ministries; Reginald B. Cherry Ministries; Rhema BibleChurch; Ron Phillips Ministries; Speak the Word Church International; The Potter's House ofDallas, Inc.; Zola Levitt Ministries, Inc.

BACKGROUND

The Notice seeks comment on NCTA's "Petition for Rulemaking" filed August 17, 2005

("Petition") to address what NCTA characterizes as the "phantom signal" issue, i.e., the proper

calculation of Section 111 royalties when a distant signal is made available to subscribers in

some, but not all, communities served by a single cable system. Copyright Owners filed

comments urging the Office to expeditiously deny NCTA's Petition. One member of the group

of Copyright Owners, the Program Suppliers, submitted additional comments opposing the

Petition.

The only party to support NCTA's Petition was NCTA. While effectively ignoring its

prior proposal to rewrite the definition of "cable system" in Section 111(f), NCTA advocated

adoption of a subscriber group proposal described in the Petition and a separate ex parte filing

with the Office. That proposal, if adopted, would allow cable systems offering phantom signals

to calculate their Section 111 royalties on a "community-by-community" basis. Each system

would apply the DSE value for each distant signal it carried against only the "gross receipts"

derived from subscribers in the communities where the cable system made the signal available

(see NCTA Comments at 6-7) -- rather than against the system's total gross receipts as required

by the plain language of Section 111. See Copyright Owner Comments at 11-23.

The only other party filing comments in this proceeding (ACA) made no mention of

NCTA's Petition or subscriber group proposal. ACA merely attached its comments in the

Section. 109 proceeding where it urges the Office to recommend that Congress "eliminate the

`phantom signal' problem." ACA Comments at 10. According to the transmittal letter

accompanying ACA's comments, ACA now wants the Office itself to "eliminate the 'phantom

signal' problem."

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The NCTA and ACA comments largely repeat the flawed arguments contained in

NCTA's Petition -- arguments to which Copyright Owners already have responded in their initial

comments. However, there are some statements in the NCTA and ACA comments that warrant a

brief reply.

DISCUSSION

1. NCTA's claim that it "has never obtained resolution" of the phantom signal issue

and that this issue is now "ripe for decision" (NCTA Comments at 2) is simply incorrect. The

Office resolved the phantom signal issue years ago. The fact that NCTA has repeatedly (and

unsuccessfully) sought reconsideration of longstanding Office interpretations of the Copyright

Act concerning phantom signals does not mean the phantom signal issue is, as NCTA mistakenly

asserts, unresolved.

Indeed, for nearly three decades, it has been clear that a "cable system" (as defined in

Section 111(f) of the Copyright Act) may not create subscriber groups to calculate Section 111

royalties merely because that system offers distant signals to only a portion of its subscribers.

Once a cable system offers a distant signal to any of its subscribers, the DSE value for that signal

must be applied against the "gross receipts" derived from all of the system's subscribers -- with

the limited exception of those gross receipts derived from subscribers who reside in communities

where that signal is local. See 17 U.S.C. § 111(d)(1)(B). The Office has consistently expressed

that view -- both in Federal Register notices2 and in correspondence with cable operators that

2 See, e.g., Final Rule and Termination of Proceeding in Docket Nos. 89-2 and 89-2A, 62 Fed.Reg. 23360, 23361 (April 30, 1997) ("1997 Termination Notice") (noting that Office hasconsistently "interpreted" Section 111 to require each cable system to apply the combined DSEsagainst the combined gross receipts to determine the royalties due); Notice of Inquiry in DocketNo. RM 89-2A, 60 Fed. Reg. 2365, 2366 (January 9, 1995) ("1995 Notice") (referring to Office's"longstanding policy against creation of subscriber groups and allocation of gross receipts,except as provided for in section 111(d)(1)(B)"); id. at 2367 (noting that the "Office hashistorically required such attribution, based upon its interpretation that the Copyright Act permits

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improperly seek to create subscriber groups for purposes of their Section 111 royalty

calculations. 3 NCTA itself has recognized, for many years, that the Office prohibits the creation

of such groups to accommodate phantom signals.4

Beginning in 1983, NCTA repeatedly requested reconsideration of Office rules

implicating phantom signals. NCTA Petition at 4-6. The Office responded to NCTA's requests

by initiating inquiries in 1989 and 1995. See 1989 Notice; 1995 Notice. However, the Office

terminated those inquiries in 1997, explaining that it would address the issue of phantom signals

Footnote continued from previous pageonly allocation of gross receipts among subscriber groups for partially local/partially distantsignals."); Notice of Inquiry in Doc. No. RM 89-2, 54 Fed. Reg. 38390, 38391 (September 18,1989) ("1989 Notice") (explaining that, under "existing regulation," a cable system must applyits "combined" DSEs against its "combined" gross receipts); Interim Regulations in Docket No.RM 83-3, 49 Fed. Reg. 14944, 14948 (April 16, 1984) ("1984 Regulations") (explaining that,under its "interpretation" of Section 111, royalties "for distant signals carried to any part of acable system as defined in the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. 111(0) must be computed on the basisof total, aggregated gross receipts from all subscribers to the system . . . . except for partiallydistant-partially local signals"); Advance Notice of Proposed Regulations in Docket No. RM 79-4, 44 Fed. Reg. 73123, 73124 (December 17, 1979) (noting that full DSE value of each distantsignal carried by a cable system must be applied against the total gross receipts of that system --even though "one part of [the] cable system receives more distant secondary transmissions thanother parts of the same system").3 Representative is the Letter dated December 28, 2006 from the Copyright Office LicensingDivision (Exhibit 1), advising: "The above reference[d] statement appears to be a merger of twosystems with different channel lineups. It appears that the Copyright Office definition of 'grossreceipts' (37 C.F.R. section 201.17(b)(1)) was not applied in computing the royalty fee owed bythe cable system. Specifically, the royalty fee was computed using an allocation of grossreceipts that seems to reflect the distribution of broadcast stations to distinct groups ofsubscribers rather than the fact that any of the stations were partially-distant. This method ofcomputing royalties is not allowed under section 111 of the Copyright Act." Likewise, in aLetter dated September 23, 2006 (Exhibit 2), the Licensing Division advised: "If the DSE iscreated by carriage in a community where the station is distant, it should be reported in allsubscriber groups where it would be distant. The failure to do so is referred to by the LicensingDivision as 'tiering' and by the industry as 'phantom signals.' By either name, this practice isnot consistent with the regulations of the Copyright Office." Similar statements are contained inLicensing Division correspondence dated August 2, 2007 (Exhibit 3); June 21, 2007 (Exhibit 4);and June 20, 2007 (Exhibit 5).

4 See, e.g., NCTA Petition at 3 (referring to the "Office's policy of attributing carriage of a signalto all parts of a cable system, whether or not the signal is actually carried throughout thesystem"); 1989 NCTA Comments at 3 (reprinted in NCTA Petition at Attachment 7) (same);1989 NCTA Reply Comments at 1, 3 n.1 (reprinted in NCTA Petition at Attachment 8) (same);1987 NCTA Reply Comments at 5 n.8 (reprinted in NCTA Petition at Attachment 4) (same);1983 NCTA Petition at 15-16 (reprinted in NCTA Petition at Attachment 1) (same).

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in its then-pending report to . Congress on compulsory licensing. See 1997 Termination Notice,

62 Fed. Reg. at 23361. In that report, the Office resolved the phantom signal issue by making

clear that the Office has no authority to adopt NCTA's proposals -- the very same proposals that

NCTA is once again advancing in the Petition that is the subject of this new proceeding. See

Copyright Office, A Review of the Copyright Licensing Regimes Covering Retransmission of

Broadcast Signals at 45 (August 1, 1997) ("1997 Report").

NCTA offers no explanation for its decision to wait nearly eight years following the 1997

Report to file its Petition and to criticize the Office for "unfairly delaying resolution" of the

phantom signal issue. NCTA, of course, does gain certain benefits for its membership by

claiming that this issue remains unresolved. See, e.g., Letter dated October 19, 2007 from cable

operator counsel to the Licensing Division (Exhibit 6) (citing pendency of NCTA Petition as a

reason for refusing to comply with Office rules on phantom signals); Letter dated August 27,

2007 (Exhibit 7) (same). The Petition and claims of delay also serve to divert Office resources

from processing pending Copyright Owner petitions regarding various Section 111 issues,

including the payment of Section 111 royalties for digital signals -- petitions filed prior to

NCTA's Petition. See NCTA Petition at 16 (urging Office to place the Petition "at the front of

the queue of rulemakings relative to cable's compulsory copyright").

For whatever reason, however, NCTA has inaccurately characterized its Petition as an

effort to bring closure to the phantom signal issue. See NCTA Comments at 2-3. That Petition

amounts to nothing more than an attempt to reopen a matter that the Copyright Office properly

resolved over a decade ago.

2. NCTA's claim -- that its phantom signal proposals can be adopted as a matter of

"administrative and regulatory policy" (NCTA Comments at 9) -- is equally wrong. The Office

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repeatedly (and correctly) has said that its position on phantom signals reflects the proper

"interpretation" of Section 111 -- not an administrative or regulatory policy position. See note 2

supra; 1997 Report at 45. Even ACA acknowledges that the Office's position on phantom

signals represents an "interpretation of Section 111." See ACA Comments at 10; id. at 12-13

(urging the Office to recommend that Congress amend Section 111 to accommodate phantom

signals). The relevant language and legislative history of Section 111 have not changed since the

Office first interpreted Section 111 with respect to phantom signals; likewise the Office's

interpretation should not change.

To support the argument that the Office may adopt NCTA's phantom signal proposals as

a matter of policy, NCTA selectively quotes from the Office's 1989 Notice to the effect that

. . . "the issues posed by merger and acquisition of systems areprimarily matters of administrative and regulatory policy."

NCTA Comments at 9 (quoting 1989 Notice, 54 Fed. Reg. at 38392). But NCTA omits from the

above quote the qualifying clause, where the Office stated:

The preliminary assessment of the Copyright Office is that, exceptfor the definition of cable system in section 1110 of the CopyrightAct, the issues posed by merger and acquisition of systems areprimarily matters of administrative and regulatory policy.

1989 Notice, 54 Fed. Reg. at 38392 (emphasis added). It is that statutory definition which

precludes adoption of NCTA's policy proposals on phantom signals -- proposals that

contemplate the calculation of royalties on a "community-by-community" basis (NCTA

Comments at 7) and not the "system" basis required by Sections 111(d) & (f) of the Copyright

Act. See Copyright Owner Comments at 11-23.

In any event, the 1989 language quoted by NCTA reflected only the Office's

"preliminary assessment" concerning mergers and acquisitions and one on which it sought

comment. In its 1997 Report to Congress, after receiving such comment, the Office provided its

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final assessment -- which is, as noted above, that the Office does not have authority to adopt

NCTA's phantom signal proposals and that those proposals can be adopted, if at all, only

through a legislative change in Section 111. Moreover, as NCTA has made clear, its proposals

go well beyond the merger and acquisition situation that concerned the Office in 1989. See page

8 infra; NCTA Comments at 3-5; Copyright Owner Comments at 6-8.

The Office's decision to allow subscriber groups for 3.75 signals (1997 Termination

Notice, 62 Fed. Reg. at 23362) also does not support NCTA's claim that the Office may change

its statutory interpretation to adopt NCTA's subscriber group proposals. See NCTA Comments

at 9. While the Office did not explain the basis for that decision in the 1997 Termination Notice,

it did explain in earlier notices that Section 801(b)(2)(B) of the Copyright Act requires it to treat

the situation regarding subscriber groups for 3.75 signals differently than subscriber groups for

permitted signals. See 1984 Regulations, 49 Fed. Reg. at 14946, 14948 (in assessing subscriber

groups for 3.75 signals, the Office must take account of the limits of the Copyright Royalty

Tribunal's authority under Section 801(b)(2)(B) of the Copyright Act, which provides that the

3.75 rate may apply only to additional distant signals permitted under FCC rule changes); 1989

Notice, 54 Fed. Reg. at 38391 (same). NCTA itself urged the Office to rely upon Section

801(b)(2)(B) to permit subscriber groups for 3.75 signals. See 1989 NCTA Comments at 11.

Thus, the decision to permit subscriber groups for 3.75 signals reflects the Office's interpretation

of Section 801(b)(2)(B) -- a provision which has no applicability to the NCTA's subscriber

group proposals for permitted distant signals that are the subject of this proceeding.

3. The fact that there has been increased consolidation in the cable industry (see

Notice, 72 Fed. Reg. at 70530-31; Petition at 8-9) also does not provide a basis for changing the

Office's interpretation of Section 111. The Office was well aware of such increased

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consolidation when it issued its 1997 Report concluding that it has no authority to adopt NCTA's

phantom signal proposals. See 1989 Notice, 54 Fed. Reg. at 38391; 1997 Report at 45-46.

Furthermore, NCTA has made clear in its Comments that these proposals are not tied to any

changed circumstances resulting from increased consolidation. Indeed, NCTA criticizes the

Office for focusing upon mergers as a basis for dealing with phantom signals, explaining that

phantom signals "can arise under several scenarios" (NCTA Comments at 3) and that "Maid'

from phantom signal calculations should extend in all such circumstances." Id. at 5.

These statements provide further confirmation that NCTA's phantom signal proposals are

inconsistent with Section 111 -- because the scenarios that NCTA describes existed before and

during the time that Congress considered adoption of Section 111. See Copyright Owner

Comments at 20. Although NCTA, at that time, secured a subscriber group exemption in Section

111 for partially-distant signals, it failed to secure such an exemption for partially-carried

(phantom) signals. It cannot now, thirty years later, have the Office create that exemption. See

id. at 20-21.

4. NCTA attacks the Office's interpretation of Section 111 on phantom signals as

affording Copyright Owners a "bonanza based upon non-performance of their works." NCTA

Comments at 10. ACA similarly mischaracterizes that interpretation as requiring cable operators

to "pay for a license for the non-use of copyrighted works." ACA Comments at 10 (emphasis in

original). According to ACA, "No theory of intellectual property rights supports an obligation to

pay for a license for works not used." Id. (emphasis in original).

These arguments fail to account for Section 111(d)(1)(B)(i) of the Copyright Act, 17

U.S.C. § 111(d)(1)(B)(i), which requires cable operators to pay a minimum royalty fee even if

they "use" no distant signals. Obviously, Congress never adopted the policy for which NCTA

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and ACA advocate. Beyond that, the NCTA/ACA "use" arguments reflect a fundamental

mischaracterization of the facts and a misunderstanding of copyright law in general and Section

111 in particular.

Aside from the statutory minimum fee, the Office's interpretation of Section 111 does not

require cable operators to pay for any distant signals they do not "use" or works they do not

"perform." Cable systems pay for only those distant stations that they actually carry and

therefore "use"; once they carry a station in any portion of their system, they engage in a public

performance of each work broadcast by the station, regardless of the total number of subscribers

who actually receive that work. See 17 U.S.C. § 101 (definition of "to perform publicly"). If a

cable system does not carry a distant signal in any portion of its system (and thus does not

perform any work included in that signal), the system does not ascribe any DSE value to that

signal in its Section 111 royalty calculation. Nothing in the Office's existing rules governing .

phantom signals and subscriber groups requires payment for "non-use" or affords copyright

owners a "bonanza for non-performance," as NCTA and ACA contend.

NCTA and ACA confuse the separate concepts of performance (or use) of compensable

works, on the one hand, with the revenue component of the Section 111 royalty formula, on the

other hand. Once the cable system offers a particular distant signal to any portion of its

subscribers (i.e., once the cable system has performed (used) the works), the system must include

in that revenue component the "gross receipts" derived from all its subscribers. There is nothing

remarkable about that requirement. In several respects, Section 1 . 11 requires cable systems to

include in the revenue component of the Section 111 formula gross receipts that are not directly

attributable to compensable works actually received by a system's subscribers, e.g.,

• Once a cable system offers a particular distant signal forany portion of a six-month accounting period, the DSE

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value of that signal must be applied against the "grossreceipts" derived from all of the system's subscribers forthe entire six-month period, regardless of whether any orall of those subscribers actually received that signal for theentire six months.

• Once a cable system offers a particular distant signal toone tier of subscribers, the DSE value of that signal mustbe applied against the "gross receipts" derived from all ofthe system's subscribers, regardless of whether thosesubscribers actually received that signal.

Copyright owners no more receive a "bonanza" or "windfall" from phantom signals than they do

in the above circumstances. As explained in the Copyright Owners' Comments at 2, 3-5,

defining the revenue component of the Section 111 royalty formula in a way that does not

precisely correspond to those gross receipts directly attributable to the compensable works was

the trade-off for the minuscule royalty rates in Section 111. See. Cablevision Sys. Dev. Co. v.

MPAA, 836 F.2d 599, 611 (D.C. Cir.) ("We find no requirement in the statute or its history that

the fee paid by a cable system reflect precisely the value it received from retransmissions --

indeed, as we have shown, in many cases the relationship is skewed considerably."), cert. denied,

487 U.S. 1235 (1988) ("Cablevision"). If the method for calculating gross receipts were

changed to reflect actual receipt of signals by subscribers in many more situations, as NCTA

proposes, a corresponding change in the Section 111 rates would be needed to maintain the

current statutory balance. See Copyright Owner Comments at 5, 8-9.

As the court in Cablevision also observed, the "reasonableness" of any Copyright Office

regulation concerning Section 111 is "bolstered by the ability it provides cable systems to control

their own destiny." 836 F.2d at 612. Certainly the existing Office approach to phantom signals

affords cable operators precisely that flexibility. As NCTA recognizes, a cable operator that

believes the Section 111 royalty fee for a phantom signal is too high can choose not to offer that

signal in any community that is part of a single system. See NCTA Comments at 11.

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Alternatively, the operator can choose to offer the signal to all its subscribers without increasing

its royalty fee -- the same option that frequently is offered in marketplace negotiations outside

the compulsory license. See Copyright Owner Comments at 4-5. An additional alternative is to

avoid consolidation of facilities with different distant signal offerings. In contrast, copyright

owners have no option other than to make their works available to the cable operator under

Section 111.

Finally, NCTA complains that the Office's view of the law "makes no sense" because it

requires payment of royalties for works that "are not being seen by the operator's customers."

NCTA Comments at 2. It is more than strange that the principal representative of the cable

television industry would complain about requiring payments for programming "not being seen"

by cable subscribers. Indeed, the cable business model is premised on requiring each subscriber

to pay for packages of programming, the majority of which programming is never "seen" by that

subscriber. In defense of that business model, NCTA itself has been a vocal opponent of any "a

la carte" requirement that would allow consumers to pay for only programming they want to see.

See A La Carte - Fewer Choices, Less. Diversity, Higher Prices, http://www.ncta.com/

IssueBrief. aspx?contentId=1 5 (last visited March 25, 2008). In any event, there is nothing in

Section 111 that restricts royalty payment to copyrighted works actually "seen" by cable

subscribers. The fact that NCTA's proposals are based upon the notion that only programming

actually seen should be compensated under Section 111 provides further confirmation of the

impropriety of those proposals.

5. NCTA also criticizes the Office for misapplying NCTA's subscriber group

proposals. See NCTA Comments at 12 n.31. But the Office did no more than apply NCTA's

proposals in the same way that many of NCTA's own members have done.

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According to NCTA, cable operators utilizing the subscriber group theory must calculate

a minimum fee for each subscriber group with less than one DSE -- and then add those minimum

fees to the royalties calculated for each subscriber group with one or more DSEs. See NCTA

Comments at 12 n.31 (stating that Copyright Office "miscalculates" the royalty owed by one of

its hypothetical cable systems because it "mistakenly failed to compute the minimum fee due

from subscribers in Group 1"). Cable operators, however, have not been following NCTA's own

approach. Rather, they have been routinely ascribing a zero royalty -- rather than the minimum

fee -- to any subscriber group with no DSEs. 5 Likewise, they have been using fractional DSE

values (rather than a minimum fee) to calculate the royalty for any subscriber group with less

than one, but more than zero, DSEs. 6

As the Office has recognized, there are multiple methods for implementing a subscriber

group policy for phantom signals. See Notice at 70531 & n.6. The one trait they all share in

common is that none is consistent with Section 111.

5 See, e.g., Exhibit 8 (calculating royalty for subscriber groups 3, 4 & 6 as $0); Exhibit 9(calculating royalty for subscriber groups 3 & 4 as $0); Exhibit 10 (calculating royalty forsubscriber group 3 as $0).6 See, e.g., Exhibit 8 (calculating royalty for subscriber groups 1, 5 & 7 as one-quarter of theminimum fee because only one distant network station was offered to each group); Exhibit 9(calculating royalty for subscriber groups 1 & 6 as one-quarter of the minimum fee because onlyone distant network station was offered to each group).

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PROGRAM SUPPLIERS JOINT SPORTS CLAIMANTS

CONCLUSION

For the reasons stated above and in the Copyright Owners' initial comments, the

Copyright Office should expeditiously deny NCTA's phantom signal Petition.

March 26, 2008

Respectfully submitted,

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Gregory O. OlaniranD.C. Bar No. 455784

Dennis LaneD.C. Bar No. 953992

Lucy Holmes PlovnickD.C. Bar No. 488752

STINSON MORRISON HECKER LLP1150 18 th Street, N.W., Suite 800Washington, D.C. 20036Telephone: (202) 785-9100Fax: (202) 572-9969golaniran@stinson.comlholmesplovnick@stinson.com

PUBLIC TELEVISION CLAIMANTS

Robert AlanD.C. Bar No. 239681

Michele J. WoodsD.C. Bar No. 426137

ARNOLD & PORTER LLP555 Twelfth Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20004-1206Telephone: (202) 942-5000Fax: (202) 942-5999Robert.Garrett@aporter.comMichele.Woods@aporter.com

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFBROADCASTERS

Ronald G. Dove, Jr.D.C. Bar No. 430533

COVINGTON & BURLING LLP1201 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20004-2401Telephone: (202) 662-5685Fax: (202) 662-6291rdove@cov.com

Min I. Stewart, Jr.D.C. Bar No. 913905

R. Elizabeth AbrahamD.C. Bar No. 494101

CROWELL & MORING LLP1001 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20004-2595Telephone: (202) 624-2685Fax: (202) 628-5116jstewart@crowell.com

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Joan M. McGivernSamuel MosenkisN.Y.# 2628915

ASCAPOne Lincoln PlazaNew York, N.Y. 10023Telephone: (212) 621-6450Fax: (212) 787-1381smosenkis@ascap.com

Marvin L. BerensonJoseph J. DiMona

D.C. Bar No. 412159BROADCAST MUSIC, INC.320 West 57th StreetNew York, N.Y. 10019Telephone: (212) 830-2533Fax: (212) 397-0789jdimona@bmi.com

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS,AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS

BROADCAST MUSIC, INC.

SESAC, INC.

John C. BeiterTN Bar No. 12564

Zumwalt, Almon & Hayes PLLC1014 16th Avenue SouthNashville, TN 37212Telephone: (615) 850-2291Fax: (615) 256-7106jbeiter@zahlaw.com

Patrick CollinsSESAC, Inc.55 Music Square EastNashville, TN 37203Telephone: (615) 320-0055pcollins@sesac.com

Michael J. RemingtonD.C. Bar No. 344127

Jeffrey J. LopezD.C. Bar No. 453052

DRINKER BIDDLE & REATH LLP1500K Street, NW — Suite 1100Washington, D.C. 20005Telephone: (202) 842-8823Fax: (202) 842-8465michael.remington@dbr.com

NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO CANADIAN CLAIMANTS

Mari StanleyGregory A. LewisD.C. Bar No. 420907

NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO635 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20001-3753Telephone: (202) 513-2050Fax: (202) 513-3021glewis@npr.org

L. Kendall SatterfieldD.C. Bar No. 393953

FINKELSTEIN THOMPSON LL1050 30th Street N.W.Washington, D.C. 20007Telephone: (202) 337-8000Fax: (202) 337-8090lks@ftllaw.com

DEVOTIONAL CLAIMANTS

Arnold P. LutzkerD.C. Bar No. 101816

Allison Rapp(Member Maryland Bar)

Jeannette Maurer CarmadelloD.C. Bar No. 500586

LUTZKER & LUTZKER LLP1233 20th Street, NW, Suite 703Washington, D.C. 20036Telephone: (202) 408-7600Fax: (202) 408-7677arnie@lutzker.com

Clifforod H. HarringtonD.C. Bar No. 218107

PILLSBURY WINTHROP SHAW PITTMANLLP2300 N Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20037Telephone: (202) 663-8525Fax: (202) 663-8007clifford.harrington@pillsburylaw.com

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ADAMS EVANS PASuite 2350 Charlotte Plaza201 South College StreetCharlotte, NC 28244Telephone: (704) 375-9249Fax: (704) 375-0729wta@adamspat.com

Edward S. HammermanD.C. Bar No. 460506

HAMMERMAN, PLLC5335 Wisconsin Avenue, NWSuite 440Washington, D.C. 20015-2052Telephone: (202) 686-2887Fax: (202) 318-5633ted@copyrightroyalties.com

Wendell R. Bird, P.C.Ga. Bar No. 057875

Jonathan T. McCantsGa. Bar No. 480485

Courtney D. JonesGa. Bar No. 141540

BIRD, LOECHL, BRITTAIN & McCANTS,LLC1150 Monarch Plaza3414 Peachtree Road, N.E.Atlanta, GA 30326Telephone: (404) 264-9400Fax: (404) 365-9731jmccants@birdlawfirm.com

Licensing Division United States Copyright OfficeLibrary of Congress • 101 1ndependence Avenue SE • Washington, DC 2o557-0400

TEL (202) 707-8150 • FAX (202) 707-0905 • www.copyright.gov

December 28, 2006

Mr. Christopher CinnamonCinnamon Mueller307 North Michigan Ave.Chicago, IL 60601

RE: Toledo, OH (ID #7272) 2005/2Buckeye Cablevision Inc.

Dear Mr. Cinnamon:

The above reference statement appears to be a merger of two systems withdifferent channel lineups. It appears that the Copyright Office definition of "grossreceipts" (37 C.F.R. section 201.17(b)(1) was not applied in computing the royalty feeowed by the cable system. Specifically, the royalty fee was computed using an allocationof gross receipts that seems to reflect the distribution of broadcast stations to distinctgroups of subscribers rather than the fact that any of the stations were partially-distant.This method of computing royalties is not allowed under section 111 of the Copyright Act.Licensing Division no longer follows the policy of accepting such statements withoutruling on their sufficiency or adequacy. Please make the necessary corrections andrecompute the royalty fee.

Please respond via fax (202-707-0905) or email (rage@loc.gov ). Any additionalpayment must be submitted by EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) and should alsoinclude the applicable 1% interest accruing from March 2, 2006. Please send anotification of the EFT to licfiscal@loc.gov providing the amount, the ID number andaccounting period. You may reach me at (202) 707-2219 if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Rickie E Agee, Sr.Senior Licensing Examiner

Enclosures

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September 23, 2006

Mr. Joseph E. Rocco, Jr.Time Warner Cable6005 Fair Lakes RoadEast Syracuse, NY 13057

RE: Dewitt Town, NY (ID #7857) Amendment 2005/1

Dear Mr. Rocco:

The allocation of distant stations described in this Statement (different channellineups) exclude DSEs from some areas where they would be distant, if carried. Thisis acceptable if the station is carried in areas where local, only. If the DSE is createdby carriage in a community where the station is distant, it should be reported in allsubscriber groups where it would be distant. The failure to do so is referred to by theLicensing Division as "tiering" and by the industry as "phantom signals". By eithername, this practice is not consistent with the regulations of the Copyright Office.Please review the local distant status of the stations reported.

Please respond via fax (202-707-0905) or email (rage@loc.gov ). Anyunderpayment must include the applicable 2% interest fee accruing from March 2,2004. You may reach me at (202) 707-2219 if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

L. Agee, Sr.Senior Licensing Examiner

Enclosures

Licensing Division • United States Copyright OfficeLibrary of Congress • 101 Independence Avenue SE • Washington, DC 2o557-6400

TEL '2.02, 707-8150 • FAX (202) 707-0905 • www.copyright.gov

August 2. 2007

Ms. Jennifer BerryCharter Communications12405 Powerscourt DriveSt. Louis, MO 63131

Re: Renaissance Media LLC-007718Thibodaux, LA 2006/1

Dear Ms. Berry:

The subject Statement of Account apparently employed a method of allocating distant signalsto subscriber groups not in accordance with current Copyright Office regulations.

For example, the cable system appears to be tiering broadcast station WGN since it is notreported in all subgroups. As a wholly distant station, it should have been reported as distantthroughout the system.

Please review all of the stations carried by this system for this accounting period and revisethe Statement as necessary.

The additional payment plus interest must be submitted by electronic funds transfer (EFT).The interest accrual period is from August 30, 2006 until the date of you EFT. The applicableinterest is 2.0%. Please send notification of the EFT to licfiscal@loc.gov. In the notification. pleaseprovide the amount, the ID number and accounting period.

Please review this matter, and return your response, together with the enclosed photocopy ofthis letter. If you have any additional questions, I can be reached at (202) 707-8158, by email atjnewton@loc.gov or by fax (202) 707-0905.

Sincerely,

John A. Newtonlicensing Examiner

Enclosure

Ms. Jennifer BerryCharter Communications12405 Powerscourt DriveSt. Louis, MO 63131

Re: Falcon Cable System Co II LP--035135--South Lake Tahoe, CA 2006/1

Dear Ms. Berry:

In Space G for the above-referenced Statement of Account, broadcast station WGNwas reported as "not shown" in portions of this system. It appears that this signal isdistant to the entire cable system.

The Copyright Office does not allow cable systems to prorate its gross receiptswhen a DSE is incurred. This is based on 37 C.F.R. 201.17(b)(1) which states that"gross receipts shall be aggregated and the DSE calculations shall be made against theaggregated amount." Since WGN is carried in the third subscriber group where it isdistant and therefore incurs a DSE, it must be treated as if it were carried throughout thesystem even in those areas where it is not carried. Therefore, it would appear that WGN-should be reported as wholly distant. Please make the necessary corrections to Part 9and recompute the royalty fee.

The additional payment plus interest must be submitted by electronic fundstransfer (EFT). The interest accrual period is from August 30, 2006 until the date of youEFT. The applicable interest is 2.0%. Please send notification of the EFT tolicfiscal@loc.gov . In the notification, please provide the amount, the ID number andaccounting period.

Please review this matter, and return your response, together with the enclosedphotocopy of this letter. If you have any additional questions, I can be reached at (202)707-8158, by email at jnewtonPloc.gov or by fax (202) 707-0905.

Sincerely,

John A. Newtonensing Examiner

Enclosure

Ms. Jennifer BerryCharter Communications12405 Powerscourt DrSt. Louis, MO 63131

Re: Charter Communications-Guntersville, AL (ID 28314) 05/1

Dear Ms. Berry:

Notes in space G appear to indicate that the allocation of distant stations described in thisStatement exclude DSEs from some areas where they would be distant, if carried. This isacceptable if the stations are carried in areas where local, only. If the DSE's are created bycarriage in a community where the stations are distant, they should be reported in all subscribergroups where they would be distant. The Copyright Office does not allow cable systems toprorate its gross receipts when a DSE is incurred. This is based on 37 C.F.R.,201,17(b) wh ichstates that "gross receipts shall be aggregated and the DSE calculations shall be made against theaggregated amount"--Since it appears that some stations are carried in communities where theyare distant and therefore incur a DSE, they must be treated as if they were carried throughout thesystem even in those areas where they are not carried. Please make the necessary corrections andrecompute the royalty fee.

I have enclosed photocopies of Spaces G, L, and the DSE schedule for your reference.Please enclose a copy of this letter with your response. Any additional royalty payment must besubmitted by electronic funds transfer (EFT). The applicable interest rate is 1 %. The accrualperiod is from August 31, 2005 until the date of your EFT. Please send a notification of the EFTto licfiscal@loc.gov. In the notification, please provide the amount, the ID number andaccounting period. You can reach me at (202) 707-8163 or via e-mail at tvca@loc.gov if youshould have any questions.

Sincerely,

Tymica CarrollLicensing Examiner

Enclosure(s)

I FLEISCHMANANDHARDING LLP

ARTHUR H. HARDING(202) 939-7900

AHARDING@FW-LAW.COM

October 19, 2007

Ms. Tymica CarrollLicensing ExaminerLicensing DivisionUnited States Copyright OfficeLibrary of Congress101 Independence Avenue, SEWashington, DC 20557-6400

Re: Time Warner CableJamestown, NY 2005/2 (006411)

Dear Ms. Carroll:

Your May 31, 2007 letter (copy attached) to Karen Conaty regarding Time WarnerCable's 2005/2 consolidated Statement of Account ("SOA") for its Jamestown, NY system hasbeen forwarded to me for a response. In your letter, you raise questions related to the identity ofspecific communities within each reported subscriber group and the local/distant status of certainbroadcast signals. In response to your request, Time Warner Cable has revised Part D of theSOA to indicate the subscriber group associated with each community, and has revised Part G toreflect the subscriber groups where each broadcast signal was retransmitted. Additionally, TimeWarner Cable has reviewed the local/distant status of the broadcast stations carried and revisedthe enclosed SOA accordingly. Please note that new subscriber groups have been created as aresult of these revisions.

In response to your specific questions, we agree that WGRZ is distant in WayneTownship, PA. As you suggest, we have created a separate subscriber group (Group 6) forWayne Township. Certain other signals have also been determined to be distant in WayneTownship.

Your letter correctly observes that Canadian broadcast stations CFTO, CHCH and CIIIare reported as partially distant stations, and you question why these stations have not beenreported as distant to all communities covered by this SOA. Your letter also suggests that certain

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other signals should have been reported as distant in subscriber groups where they were notcarried.

The above-referenced SOA is a consolidated filing for many discrete communities, whichmay reflect numerous mergers and acquisitions over the years of former stand-alone cableoperations. These communities are divided into multiple subscriber groups on the SOA. Asyour letter anticipates, certain broadcast stations are carried in some, but not all, of thecommunities included as part of the SOA. Where carried and distant, those broadcast stationshave been reported accordingly. However, to the extent that subscribers in other communitiescovered by this filing either did not receive these stations, or carriage of these stations was localin particular communities, the SOA reflects such lack of carriage or local status of these stations'carriage. Time Warner Cable respectfully submits that neither the Copyright Office'sregulations, nor the Copyright Act itself, requires the reporting and payment of royalties for theretransmission of broadcast signals where those signals are, in fact, not carried by the cableoperator in a particular community (so-called "phantom signal" situations).

The fundamental rationale for cable television compulsory license copyright liabilityunder Section 111 is to compensate copyright owners for carriage of distant non-networkprogramming. Section 111(d)(3)(A) provides that cable compulsory license royalty fees are tobe distributed to copyright owners whose works were included in secondary transmissions "madeby a cable system of a nonnetwork television program in whole or in part beyond the localservice area of the primary transmitter" (emphasis added). Indeed, the definition of "distantsignal equivalent" ("DSE") in Section 111(f) is framed in terms of secondary transmissions "ofany nonnetwork television programming carried by a cable system in whole or in part beyondthe local service area of the primary transmitter of such programming" (emphasis added). In thesituation you have raised, the broadcast stations are not being "carried," and no secondaryretransmission of those signals has been "made," in the affected communities. Thus, there is nological or statutory support for imposing payments on Time Warner Cable's subscribers incommunities where these signals are not offered.

In this regard, we note that, in 1989, the Copyright Office instituted an inquiry toconsider the "phantom signal" issue, describing the questions raised by the forced reporting ofsignals that are not actually received by all communities in a system as "problematic" and"vexing." 54 Fed. Reg. 38390 (1989). That proceeding was terminated by the Copyright Officein 1997 without reaching any conclusions relating to phantom signals. We also note that onAugust 17, 2005, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association ("NCTA") filed aPetition for Rulemaking seeking clarification with respect to the "phantom signal" issue. Whileinquiring whether "Congress should amend Section 111 and provide a legislative solution to theproblem,"1 the Copyright Office has taken no formal action regarding the NCTA petition itself.

' See Section 109 Report to Congress, Notice of Inquiry, 72 Fed. Red. 19039, 19053 (2007).

October 19, 2007Page 3 of 3

It is the policy of Time Warner Cable to pay all copyright royalties required by theCopyright Act, but to avoid overpayments that are ultimately borne by its subscribers. Thus, inlight of the considerable ambiguity surrounding the "phantom signal" issue, and particularly inlight of the fact that there is no established mechanism under the Copyright Act for the refund ofoverpayments due to a subsequent clarification of law occurring more than 60 days after thefiling of a SOA, Time Warner Cable respectfully declines to subject its subscribers to thepayment of copyright royalties for signals in communities where the signals are in fact not beingretransmitted, at least until such time as a final, non-appealable ruling is issued dictating such aresult.

As to the signals actually carried in particular subscriber groups, we disagree with yourfindings with respect to the following signals:

1) WNED is local in revised Subscriber Group 3 (Cherry Creek, SouthDayton and Villenova) due to Grade B coverage.

2) WQLN is local in revised Subscriber Group 4 (Brockton, Pomfret,Portland, Stockton, Cassadaga and Fredonia) due to Grade B coverage.

Based on the foregoing, Time Warner Cable encloses a corrected SOA for 2005/2. Inaddition, Time Warner Cable has calculated an overpayment in the amount of $11,893.42 andthus encloses an EFT form to request the corresponding refund.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please direct any questions concerning theforegoing to the undersigned.

Very truly yours,

Arthur HardingCounsel for Time Warner Ca e

Attachment

cc: Time Warner Cable194720_1

FLE ISCH MANANDHARDING LLP

REBECCA E. JACOBSDIR: (202) 939-7920RJACOBS@FH-LAW.COM

August 27, 2007

Mr. Rickie L. Agee, Sr.Senior Licensing ExaminerU.S. Copyright Office101 Independence Avenue, S.E.Washington, D.C. 20557-6400

RE: Time Warner CableJamestown, NY 2006/1 (006411)

Dear Mr. Agee:

Your August 16, 2007 letter (copy attached) to Thomas Doheny regarding Time WarnerCable's 2006/1 Statement of Account for its consolidated Jamestown, NY system has beenforwarded to me for a response. In your letter, you note that a space G was submitted for eachsubscriber group and that distant signals were reported in some, but not all, subscriber groups.

As you letter indicates, a separate Space G was prepared for each subscriber group toindicate the broadcast stations carried in the communities served by that subscriber group.Accordingly, Space G indicates the broadcast channel line-ups for each subscriber group.

According to your letter, computing a royalty fee based only upon the gross receipts inthe communities where a particular station is carried (so-called "phantom signal" situations) is"not allowed under section 111 of the Copyright Act." Time Warner Cable respectfully submitsthat neither the cited language, nor the Copyright Act itself, requires the reporting and paymentof royalties for the "use" of broadcast signals where those signals are, in fact, not "used" by thecable operator in a particular community.

The fundamental rationale for cable television compulsory license copyright liabilityunder Section 111 is to compensate copyright owners for carriage of distant non-networkprogramming. Section 111(d)(3)(A) provides that cable compulsory license royalty fees are tobe distributed to copyright owners whose works were included in secondary transmissions "madeby a cable system of a nonnetwork television program in whole or in part beyond the localservice area of the primary transmitter" (emphasis added). Indeed, the definition of "distant

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signal equivalent" ("DSE") in Section 111(0 is framed in terms of secondary transmissions "ofany non-network television programming carried by a cable system in whole or in part beyondthe local service area of the primary transmitter of such programming" (emphasis added).

In this Statement of Account, certain stations are not being "carried," and no secondaryretransmission of those signals have been "made," in the affected communities. Thus, this is notproperly viewed as a "pro-ration" of a DSE, but rather as a situation where no DSE has beencreated in the affected communities. There is no logical or statutory support for imposingpayments on Time Warner Cable's subscribers in communities where these signals are notoffered.

In this regard, we note that, in 1989, the Office instituted an inquiry to consider whetherto adopt a different position with respect to the "phantom signal" issue, describing the questionsraised by the forced reporting of signals that are not actually received by all communities in asystem as "problematic" and "vexing." 54 Fed. Reg. 38390 (1989). That proceeding wasterminated by the Office in 1997 without reaching any conclusions regarding the appropriatenessof the policy. We also note that on August 17, 2005 the National Cable & TelecommunicationsAssociation ("NCTA") filed a Petition for Rulemaking seeking clarification with respect to the"phantom signal" issue. We understand that the Office has taken no action regarding the NCTApetition.

It is the policy of Time Warner Cable to pay all copyright royalties required by theCopyright Act, but to avoid overpayments that are ultimately borne by its subscribers. Thus, inlight of the considerable ambiguity surrounding the "phantom signal" issue, and particularly inlight of the fact that there is no established mechanism under the Copyright Act for the refund ofoverpayments due to a subsequent clarification of law occurring more than 60 days after thefiling of a Statement of Account, Time Warner Cable respectfully declines to subject itssubscribers to the payment of copyright royalties for the "use" of signals in communities wherethe signals are in fact not being retransmitted, at least until such time as a final, non-appealableruling is issued dictating such a result.

We trust that this response fully explains Time Warner Cable's position regarding theissues you have raised. Please let me know if there are any additional questions.

Very truly yours,

Rebecca E. JacobsCounse for Tim Warner Cable

cc: Time Warner Cable195795_ 1

SA3Long FormReturn to:Library of CongressCopyright OfficeLicensing Division107 Independence Ave SE

7 Washington, DC 20557-6400

4.)_, -(202) 707-8150

ALLOCATION NUMBER [For courier deliveries, see page i of the general

instructions]

773026

A j ACCOUNTING PERIOD COVERED BY THIS STATEMENT:

L PeriodAccounting January 1- June 30, 2006

BINSTRUCTIONS:

Your file has been established under the 1nformation given below. 1f there are any changes, draw a line through the

Owner 1ncorrect information and print or type the correct information beside itGive the full legal name of the owner of the cable system. If the owner is a subsidiary of another corporation, give the full

corporate title of the subsidiary, not that of the parent corporation.List any other name or names under which the owner conducts the business of the cable system.

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER/MAILNG ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM -00001-4--Charter Communications VI, LLC

12405 Powerscourt DriveSt. Louis, MO 63131 .

C INSTRUCTIONS: 1n line 1, give any business or trade names used to identify the business and operation of the system unless thesenames already appear in space B. 1n line 2, give the mailing address of the system, if different from the address given in space B.

System IDENTIFICATION OF CABLE SYSTEM:

1 CHARTER COMMUNICATIONSMAILING ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM:

115 Dye Street(Number, Street, Rural Route, Apartment or Suite Number)

Beckley, WV 25801 City, Town, State, ZIP Code)

INSTRUCTIONS: List each separate community served by the cable system. A "community" is the same as a 'community unit" as

Ddefined in FCC rules: "...a separate and distinct community or municipal entity (including unincorporated communities withinunincorporated areas and including single. discrete unincorporated areas.") 47 C.F.R. §76.5(mm). The first community that youlist will serve as a form of system identification hereafter known as the "First Community." Please use it as the FirstArea Community on all future filings.

Served I Note: Entities and properties such as hotels, apartments. condominiums or mobile home parks should be reported in parentheses belowthe identified city.

CITY OR TOWN STATE I CITY OR TOWN STATE

Community ATHENS WV 1, HINTON WV First ► ALDERSON WV GREENBRIAR COUNTY WV

11 WV I INGRAM BEACH • WV 'BEARDS FORK -

BECKLEY WV I JOHNSON • WVDOROTHY WV KINCADE • WV !FAYETTE. COUNTY WV , .LESTER WV IFAYETTEVILLE WV LEWISBURG WV IGILESCOUNTY VA I MABSCOTT WV..... ... ';GLEN LYN VA I MORE AREAS SERVED. LISTED ..

IF YOU ARE FILING FOR A PRIOR ACCOUNTING PERIOD,CONTACT THE LICENSING DIVISION FOR THE CORRECT FORM.

FOR COPYRIGHT OFFICE USE ONLYSTATEMENT OF ACCOUNTfor Secondary Transmissions byCable Systems (Long Form)

General Instructions are at theend of this form [pages (i)—(vii)].

SYSTEM ID#Charter Communications VI, LLC 000014

PAGE 1 -1 ADDITIONAL COMMUNITIES SERVED (continued from page 1 part D)

MATOAKA WVMERCER COUNTY WVMONROE COUNTY WV

MOUNT HOPE WV

NARROWS VA

NORTH PAGE WV

OAK HILL • WV

PAGE . WV

PAX WV

PEARISBURG VAPEMBROKE VAPETERSTOWN WV

PRINCETON WV

QUINWOOD WV

RAINELLE WV

RALEIGH COUNTY WV

RHODELL WV

RICH CREEK VA

RUPERT WVSOPHIA WVSTEPHENSON WV

SUMMERS COUNTY WV

Scarbro . WV

WALSTON • WV

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WV

WYOMING COUNTY WV

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1FORM SA3. PAGE 2.

LEGAL N --AME CF C'NNEF1 CA. CABLE SVf3TE A/ SYSTEM ID#1_____ Nam.

i' Charter Communications VI, LLC[ Charter __ _______

SECONDARY TRANSMISSION SERVICE: SUBSCRIBERS AND RATESIn General: The information in space E should cover all categories of "secondary transmission service" of the cable I E • 'system: that is, the retransmission of television and radio broadcasts by your system to subscribers. Give Informationabout other services (including pay cable) in space F, not here. All the facts you state must be those existing on the lastday of the accounting period (June 30 or December 31, as the case may be). j Secondary

Number of Subscribers: Both blocks in space E call for the number of subscribers to the cable system. broken down i transmission

by categories of secondary transmission service. In general. you can compute the number of "subscribers" in each I Service:

category by counting the number of billings in that category (the number of persons or organizations charged separately Subscribers

for the particular service at the rate indicated—not the number of sets receiving service). and Rates

Rate: Give the standard rate charged for each category of service. Include both the amount of the charge and the unitin which it is generally billed. (Example: "93/mth"). Summarize any standard rate variations within a particular ratecategory, but do not include discounts allowed for advance payment.

Block 1:In the left-hand block in space E, the form lists the categories of secondary transmission service that cablesystems most commonly provide to their subscribers. Give the number of subscribers and rate for each listed categorythat applies to your system. Note: Where an individual or organization is receiving service that falls under differentcategories, that person or entity should be counted as a "subscriber" in each applicable category. Example: a residentialsubscriber who pays extra for cable service to additional sets would be included in the count under 'Service to the FirstSet," and would be counted once again under "Service to Additional Set(s)."

Block 2: If your cable system has rate categories for secondary transmission service that are different from thoseprinted in block 1, (for example, tiers of services which include one or more secondary transmissions), list them, togetherwith the number of subscribers and rates, in the right-hand block. A two orthree word description of the service is sufficient.

BLOCK i BLOCK 2

NO. OF NO. OFCATEGORY OF SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS RATE CATEGORY OF SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS RATE

Residential: 50,802 15.95• Service to First Set• Service to Additional Set(s)• FM Radio Of separate rate) .

Motel, HotelCommercial 800 .. ' .15.9549.14Converter 38779 1 1.24

• Residential• Non-Residential _ i

SERVICES OTHER THAN SECONDARY TRANSMISSIONS: RATES FIn General: Space F calls for rate (not subscriber) information with respect to all your cable system's services that

were not covered in space E. That is, those services that are not offered in combination with any secondary transmissionservice for a single fee. There are two exceptions: you do not need to give rate information concerning: (1) services Servicesfurnished at cost; and (2) services or facilities furnished to nonsubscribers. Rate information should include both the Other Thanamount of the charge and the unit In which it is usually billed. If any rates are charged on a variable per-program basis, Secondary

enter only the letters "PP" in the rate column. TranamieelonwBlock 1: Give the standard rate charged by the cable system for each of the applicable services listed. Rates

Block 2: List any services that your cabl e system furnished or offered during the accounting period that were not listedin block 1 and for which a separate charge was made or established. List these other services in the form of a brief (twoor three word) description, and include the rate for each.

BLOCK 1 I BLOCK 2

CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE l CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE, .

Continuing Services: 13.00 installation: Non-Residential

• Pay Cable • Motel, Hotel

• Pay Cable—Add'I Channel 1•00 I - Commercial • Fire Protection • Pay Cable . I,•Burglar Protection • Pay Cable —Add! Channel I I

Installation: Residential • Fire Protection ' iI• First Set 50.50 • Burglar Protection i

t !• Additional Set(s) 19 68 Other Services: 1 1• FM Radio (if separate rate) • Reconnect 45.67 1 11• Converter • Disconnect

• Outlet Relocation 23.76 ! i• Move to New Address 45..67.i 1

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 3.

LEGAL riAmE , :f CAMJEP. JF cAeLf sysTEm. SYSTEM ID#1iName Charter Communications VI, LLC 0000141

INSTRUCTIONS: i. G General: In space G, identify every television station (including translator stations and low power television stations) Icarried by your cable system during the accounting period, except: (1) stations carried only on a part-time basis underFCC rules and regulations in effect on June 24, 1981 permitting the carnage of certain network programs [sections

Transmitters:Primary 76.59(d)(2) and (4), 76.61(e)(2) and (4) or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(2) and (4))1; and (2) certain stations carried on a

substitute program basis, as explained in the next paragraph.Television Substitute Basis Stations: With respect to any distant stations carried by your cable system on a substitute program

basis under specific FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations:• Do not list the station here In space G —but do list it in space I (the Special Statement Program Log)—if the station was

carried only on a substitute basis.• List the station here, and also in space I, if the station was carried both on a substitute basis and also on some other

basis. For futher information concerning substitute basis stations, see page (v) of the General Instructions.Column 1: List each station's call sign. Do not report origination program services such as HBO, ESPN, etc.Column 2: Give the number of the channel on which the station's broadcasts are carried in its own community. This I

may be different from the channel on which your cable system carried the station.Column 3: Indicate in each case whether the station is a network station, an independent station, or a noncommercial

educational station, by entering the letter "N" (for network), "I" (for independent) or "E" (for noncommercial educational). .For the meaning of these terms, see page (iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 4: If the station is"distant" enter "Yes." If not, enter"No." For explanation of what a "distant station" is, seepage(iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 5: If you have entered "Yes" in column 4, you must complete column 5, stating the basis on which your cablesystem carried the the distant station during the accounting period. Indicate by entering "LAC" if your cable system carriedthe distant station on a part-time basis because of lack of activated channel capacity. If you carried the channel on anyother basis, enter "0." For a further explanation of these two categories, see page (iv) of the General instructions.

Column 6: Give the location of each station. For U.S. stations, list the community to which the station is licensed bythe FCC. For Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, give the name of the community with which the station is identified.

1. CALL I 2. B'CAST 3. TYPE 4. DISTANT? 5. BASIS OF 6. LOCATION OF STATIONSIGN CHANNEL OF (Yes or No) CARRIAGE

NUMBER STATION (If Distant)

WBRA.

15 E No ROANOKE, VA

WCHS 8 N Yes , 0 CHARLESTON, WV

WDBJ 7 N Yes 0 ROANOKE, VA

WFXR 27 I No ROANOKE, VA

WLFB 40 I No BLUEFIELD, WV

WOAY 4 N No OAK HILL, WV

WPXR 38 I No ROANOKE, VA

WSAZ I 3 N No HUNTINGTON, WV

WSET 13 N No LYNCHBURG, VA

WSLS 10 N Yes 0 ROANOKE, VA

WSWP 9 E No GRANDVIEW, WV

WVAH 11 I Yes 0 CHARLESTON, WV ,WVNS i 59 N No LEWISBURG, WV

WVVA 6 N No BLUEFIELD, WV .

I

I

Beckley, WVJanuary-June 2006

Channel

WBRA Phantom to Sub Groups 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 & 10WCHS Distant to sub group 1,2,5,9 & 10; phantom to sub group 6.WDBJ Distant to sub group 7 & 9; Phantom to sub group 3,4 & 8WFXR Phantom to Sub Groups 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 & 10WPXR Phantom to Sub Groups 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 & 10WSAZ Phantom to Sub Groups 1,2,5,6,7,9 & 10WSET Phantom to Sub Groups 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9 & 10WSLS Phantom to Sub Groups 3,4,7 & 8; Distant to sub group 9WSWP Pahantom to sub group 6WVAH Distant to sub group 2,5,9 & 10; Phantom to sub group 6WVNS Phantom to sub group 6

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 4.

LEGAL NAME (T C f"ER ABLE SYSTEM SYSTEM ID#I Nam.[ Charter Communications VI, LLC 0000141_ I PRIMARY TRANSMITTERS: RADIO11n General: List every radio station carried on a separate and discrete basis and list those FM stations carried on an all-'band basis whose signals were "generally receivable" by your cable system during the accounting period.

Special Instructions Concerning All-Band FM Carriage: Under Copyright Office Regulations, an FM Signal is Primary

"generally receivable" if: (1) "it is carried by the system whenever it is received at the system's headend"; and (2) it can Transmitters:

be expected, on the basis of monitoring, to be received at the headend, with the system's FM antenna, during certain Radio

stated intervals. For detailed information about the the Copyright Office Regulations on this point, see page (v) of theGeneral Instructions.

Column 1: Identify the call sgn of each station carried.Column 2: State whether the station is AM or FM.Column 3: If the radio station's signal was electronically processed by the cable system as a separate and discrete

signal, indicate this by placing a check mark in the "S/D" column.Column 4: Give the station's location (the community to which the station is licensed by the FCC or, in the case of

Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, the community with which the station is identified).

CALL SIGN : AM or FM S/D i LOCATION OF STATION CALL SIGN AM or FM IS/DI LOCATION OF STATION

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 5.

LEG•AL NAIVE CF CYMJEP. Cf cAeLE :,;YSTEM. SYSTEM 1D71$Name'Charter Communications VI, LLC 000014,

GENERALIn space I, identify every nonnetwork television program, broadcast by a distant station, that your cable system carriedon a substitute basis during the accounting period, under specific present and former FCC rules, regulations, or

Substitute authorizations. For a further explanation of the programming that must be included in this log, see page (v) of the General

Carriage: I Instructions.

Special1. SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGEStatement and • Dining the accounting period, did your cable system carry, on a substitute bads, any nonnetwork television programProgram Log

broadcast by a distant station? 0 Yes )17,3 NoNote: If your answer is "No", leave the rest of this page blank. If your answer is "Yes," you must complete the programlog in block 2.

2. LOG OF SUBSTITUTE PROGRAMSIn General: Ust each substitute program on a separate line. Use abbreviations wherever possible, if their meaning is clear.If you need more space, please attach additional pages.

Column 1: Give the title of every nonnetwork television program ("substitute program") that, during the accountingperiod, was broadcast by a distant station and that your cable system substituted for the prcgramrning of another stationunder certain FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations. See page (v) of the General Instructions for further information.Do not use general categories like "movies' or "basketball." List specific program titles, for example, "I Love Lucy" or "NBABasketball: 76ers vs. Bulls."

Column 2: If the program was broadcast live, enter "Yes." Otherwise enter "No."Column 3: Give the call sign of the station broadcasting the substitute program.Column 4: Give the broadcast station's location (the community to which the station is licensed by the FCC or, in the

case of Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, the community with which the station is identified).Column 5: Give the month and day when your system carried the substitute program. Use numerals, with the month

first. Example: for May 7 give "5/7."Column 6: State the times when the substitute program was carried by your cable system. List the times accurately

to the nearest five minutes. Example: a program carried by a system from 6:01:15 p.m. to 6:28:30 p.m. should be statedas "6:00-6:30 p.m."

Column 7: Enter the letter "R" if the listed program was substituted for programming that your system was required todelete under FCC rules and regulations in effect during the accounting period; or enter the letter "P" if the listed programwas substituted for programming that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations in effect onOctober 19, 1976.

—

SUBSTITUTE PROGRAM WHEN SUBSTITUTECARRIAGE OCCURRED 7. REASON FOR

2 LIVE? 3. STATION'S 5. MONTH 6. TIMES DELETIONI. TITLE OF PROGRAM Yes or No CAIJ. SIGN -t STATION'S LOCATION AND DAY FROM — TO

•

FORM SA3. PAGE 6. ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

NAME OF O'At4EFi OF CAKE Ss Yr6TESYSTEM ID# NameCharter Communications VI, LLC QQ0.014 —

PART-TIME CARRIAGE LOGIn General: This space ties in with cdumn 5 of space G. If you listed a station's basis of carnage as "LAC" for part-timecarriage due to lack of activated channel capacity, you are required to complete this log giving the total dates and hoursyour system carried that station. If you need more space, please attach additional pages.

Column 1 (Call Sign): Give the call sign of every distant station whose basis of carnage you identified by -LAC" in Part-Ilme

column 5 of space G. Canino

Column 2 (Dates and hours of Carriage): For each station. list the dates and hours when part-time carriage occurred Log

during the accounting period.• Give the month and day when the carriage occurred. Use numerals, with the month first. Example: for April 10 give

"4/10."• State the starting and ending times of carriage to the nearest quarter hour. In any case where carriage ran to the end

of the tel evision stations broadcast day, you may give an approximate ending hour, followed by the abbreviation "app."Example: "12:30 a.m.-3:15 a.m. app."

• You may group tcgether any dates when the hours of carriage were the same. Example: "5/10-5/14, 6:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m."

DATES AND HOURS OF PART-TIME CARRIAGE

WHEN CARRIAGE OCCURRED WHEN CARRIAGE OCCURRED CALL SIGN HOURS CALL SIGN HOURS

DATE FROM TO DATE 1 FROM TO

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1FORM SA3. PAGE 7.

Lc 2.AL !AWE CLF C,M•IER CE ,LABLE $,STEM, SYSTEM ID#NameCharter Communications VI, LLC 000014

K GROSS RECEIPTSInstructions: The figure you give in this space determines the form you file and the amount you pay. Enter the total

of all amounts ("gross receipts") paid to your cable system by subscribers for the system's "secondary transmissionGross Receipts service" (as identified in space E) during the accounting period. For a further explanation of how to compute this amount.

see page (vi) of the General Instructions.Gross receipts from subscribers for secondary transmission service(s)during the accounting period. ►

IMPORTANT: You must complete a statement in space P concerning gross receipts.

!5,004,544.76 i

$ ,!

(-, rn cunt 1 'gcss rc-cHS') 1

LCopyright

Royalty Fee

II

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTING THE COPYRIGHT ROYALTY FEE' Use the blocks in this space L to determine the royalty fee you owe:

• Complete block 1, showing your Minimum Fee.• Complete block 2, showing whether your system carried any distant television stations.• If your system did not carry any distant television stations, leave block 3 !Nam Enter the amount of the Minimum Fee

from block 1 on line 1 of block 4, and calculate the Total Royalty Fee.• If your system did carry any distant television stations you must complete the applicable parts of the DSE Schedule

accompanying this form and attach the Schedule to your Statement of Account.

► If part 8 or part 9, Block A, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the base rate fee should be entered on line 1 of Block3 below.

► If part 6 of the DSE Schedule was completed, the amount from line 7 of Block C should be entered on line 2 in Block3 below.

► If part 7 or part 9, Block B, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the surcharge amount should be entered on line 2in Block 4 below.

84"

1 .

sic':*2

MINIMUM FEE: All cable systems with semiannual "gross receipts" of 6527,600 or more are required to pay at leastthe Minimum Fee, regardless of whether they carried any distant stations. This fee is 1.013 percent of the system's"gross receipts" for the accounting period. 5,004 544.76Line 1. Enter the amount of "gross receipts" from space K ►Line 2. Multiply the amount in line 1 by .01013

Enter the result here.This is your fAnimum Fee ► 50,696.04

$

DISTANT TELEVISION STATIONS CARRIED: Your answer here must agree with the information you gave inspace G. If, in space G, you identified any stations as "distant" by stating "Yes" in column 4, you must check "Yes"in this block.• Did your cable system carry any distant television stations during the accounting period?) Yes—Complete the DSE Schedule ❑ No—Leave block 3 below blank and complete line 1, block 4.

Blodf

3

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE: Enter the Base Rate Fee from either Part 8, section 3 or 5,758.614, or Part 9, Block A of the DSE Schedule. If none, enter zero ► $

Line 2. 3.75 Fee: Enter the total fee from line 7, Block C, Part 6 of the DSE 38,960.38Schedule. If none, enter zero ►

Line 3. Add lines 1 and 2 and enterhere S' $ 44 718 99, •

&,D ,,i,4

I

'

1

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE/3.75 FEE, or MINIMUM FEE: Enter either the minimum feefrom Block 1 or the sum of the Base Rate Fee/3.75 Fee from Block 3. line 3, 50,696.04whichever is larger .0-$

Line 2. SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Enter the fee from either part 7(block D, section 3 or 4) or part 9 (block B) of the DSE Schedule. If none, enter 0.00zero. 0..$

Line 3. INTEREST CHARGE: Enter the amount from line 4, space 0, page 9 (InterestWorksheet) ......0,00

TOTAL ROYALTY FEE. Add Lines 1, 2 and 3 of Block 4 and enter total here ► is 50,696.04 1

IR emit this amount via electronic payment; or in the form of a certified check, cashier's check,or money order, payable to Register of Copyrights. Do not send cash. We recommend electronicpayments.

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3 PAGE 8.

LEGAL NAME OF C•t.'4ER Or CABLE S , STEM

Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

000014!Name

CHANNELSINSTRUCTIONS: You must give: (1) the number of channels on which the cable system carried television broadcaststations to its subscribers, and, (2) the cable system's total number of activated channels, during the accounting period.

Channels

1. Enter the total number of channels on which the cablesystem carried television broadcast stations.

14

2. Enter the total number of activatedchannels on which the cable system carried television broadcast stationsand nonbroadcast services

256

INDIVIDUAL TO BE CONTACTED IF FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED: (Identify an individual to whomwe can write or call about this Statement of Account.)

Contact

M

N

JENNIFER BERRY

314-543.2646Name Telephone

(Area Code)

Address 12405 POWERSCOURT DRIVE(Nutrit•m_ Street Mural evertrrieor Bur Numbe)

ST. LOUIS, MO 63131Tue, n, !Slate. :IP Cot1;)

Email (optional) Fax (optional)

(-- -CERTIFICATION: (This Statement of Account must be certified and signed in accordance with Copyright OfficeRegulations. as explained in the General Instructions.)

I. the undersigned, hereby certify that: (Check one : but only one, of the boxes.)

CJ (Owner other than corporation or partnership) I am the owner of the cable system as Identified in line 1of space B; or

r. (Agent of owner other than corporation or partnership) I am the duly authorized agent of the owner ofthe cable system as identified in line 1 of space B, and that the owner is not a corporation or partnership; or

0 (Officer or partner) I am an officer (if a corporation) or a partner (if a partnership) of the legal entity identified asowner of the cable system in line 1 of space B.

• I have examined the Statement of Account and hereby declare under penalty of law that all statements of factcontained herein are true, complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief, and aremade in good faith. [18 U.S.C.. Section 1001(1986)1

Handwritten signature:... ....

Typed or printed name -JEN

Title DIVISION CONTROLLER OF ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS

OCertification

p•st;rn ,F m capcial1Cr partrership)

Date. •

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

FORM SA3. PAGE 9.

Namei Lc 'JANE Ck Cn•NEP. CF CABLE KEM

Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

11111.IUM

PStatement of

Grose Receipts

SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING GROSS RECEIPTSThe Satellite Home Viewer Act 011988 amended Title 17, sectionsentence:

°in determining the total number of subsc ribers and the grossof providing secondary transmissions of primary broadcastand amounts collected from subscribers receiving secondary

For more information on when to exclude these amounts, see

During the accounting period did the cable system excludemade by satellite carders to satellite "dish" owners?

X] NO

❑ YES. Enter the total here and Fist the satellite carrier(s) below.

EXCLUSION111(d)(1)(A), of the Copyright Act by adding the following

amounts paid to the cable system for the basic servicetransmitters, the system shall not include subscribers

transmissions pursuant to section 119."

the note on page(vi) of the General Instructions.

any amounts of gross receipts for secondary transmissions

$

',lama

Mapng A Iless

Name

Malin; Actrees

Name

Mahn Acklress

Name

Weong Aqatew

Q

InterestAseesernent

I

WORKSHEET FOR COMPUTING INTEREST

You must complete this worksheet for those royalty paymentsFor an explanation of interest assessment, see page (vii) General

Line 1 Enter the amount of late payment or underpayment

Line 2 Multiply line 1 by the Interest rate' and enter the sum

Line 3 Multiply Ilne 2 by the number of days late and enter

Line 4 Multiply line 3 by .00274" enter here and on line 3,space L, (page 7)

' Contact the Licensing Division at (202) 707-8150 (8:30 a.m.-5:00holidays) for the interest rate for the accounting period in which

" This is the decimal equivalent of 1 /365, which is the interest

NOTE: If you are filing this worksheet covering a Statement oflist below the Owner, Address, First Community Served, and

Owner Address

First Community Served Accounting Period

submitted as a result of a late payment or underpayment.Instructions.

$

x %

here

x days

the sum here x .00274

Block 4,$

(interest charge)

p.m. eastern time, Monday—Friday except federalthe late payment or underpayment occurred.

assessment for one day late.

Account already submitted to the Copyright Office, pleaseAccounting Period as given in the original filing.

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 11.

COMPUTING THE BASE RATE FEE-PARTS OF THE DSESCHEDULEDetermine whether any of the stations you carried were 'partially-dis-tant"-that is, whether you retransmitted the signal of one or more stationsto subscribers located within the station's local service area and, at thesame time, to other subscribers located outside that area.• If none of the stations were "partially-distant." calculate your Base Rate

Fee according to the following rates-for the system's permitted DSEsas reported in block B, part 6 or from part 5. whichever is applicable.First DSE 1.013% of gross receipts"Each of the second, third, and fourth DSEs .668% of - gross receipts'The fifth and each additional DSE .314% of 'gross receipts'

PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS-PARTS OF THE DSE SCHEDULE• If any of the stations were "partially-distant':

1. Divide al of your subscribers into "subscriber groups" depending ontheir location. A particular "subscriber group' consists of all subscriberswho are - distant" with respect to exactly the sane complement of stations.

2 Identify the communities/areas represented by each subscriber group.3. For each 'subscriber group," calculate the total number of DSEs of

that group's complement of stations.If your system is located *holly outside all major and smaller television

markets, give each station's DSEs as you gave them in parts 2, 3. and 4 ofthe Schedule; or

If any portion of your system is located in a major or smaller televisionmarket, give each station's DSE as you gave it in block B. part 6 of thisSchedule.

4. Determine the portion of the total 'gross receipts' you reported Inspace K (page 7) that is attributable to each 'subscriber group'

EXAMPLE:COMPUTATION OF COPYRIGHT ROYALTY FEE FOR CABLE SYSTEM CARRYING "PARTIALLY-DISTANT' STATIONS

5. Calculate a separate Base Rate Fee for each "subscriber group:using (1) the rates given above: (2) the total number of DSEs for thatgroup's complement of stations; and (3) the amount of 'gross receipts"attributable to that group.

6. Add together the Base Rate Fees for each 'subscriber group' todetermine the system's total Base Rate Fee.

7. If any portion of the cable system is located in whole or in part withina major television market, you may also need to complete part 9, block B ofthe Schedule to determine the Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge.

WhatTo Do If You Need More Space on the DSE Schedule. There areno printed continuation sheets for the Schedule. In most cases the blanksprovided should be large enough for thenecessary information. If you needmore space in a particular part, make a photocopy of the page in question(identifying It as a "Continuation Sheet'), enter the additional informationon that copy, and attach it to the DSE Schedule.

Rounding Off DSEe. In computing DSEs on the DSE Schedule, youmay round off to no less than the third decimal point. If you round off a DSEin any case, you must round off DSEs throughout the Schedule as follows:• When the fourth decimal point is 1. 2, 3, or 4 the third decimal remains

unchanged (example: .34647 Is rounded to .346).• When the fourth decimal point is 5, 6, 7, 8. or 9 the third decimal is

rounded up (example: .34651 is rounded to .347).

The example below is intended to supplement the instructions for calculat-ing only the Base Rate Fee for "partially-distare stations. The cablesystem would also be subject to the Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge for'partially-distanr stationa If any portion is located within a major televisionmarket.

In mom cases under zurrarl FCCrules an 3 Fairvale would rH w ∎Imntfreiocai scnnoo arca of rah stabcroA aria C and at of Repd City andBoa Bay would oeserw•ze area of stations B G and E.

Sante Rosa (Stations A and CI35 mlla zone/N..

Falrvale Rapid City

BesiegeBoy

Easalma B, D,and E ,

\35 twos/

Distant Stations Carried Identification of Subscriber GroupeSTATION DSE CITY OUTSIDE LOCAL 'GROSS RECEIPTS'A (independent) 1 0 SERVICE AREA OF FROM SUBSCRIBERSB (independent) 1.0 Santa Rosa Stations A. B, C, D ,E $310,000.00C (part-time) .083 Rapid City Stations A and C 100,000.00D (part-time) .139 Bodega Bay Stations A and C 70,000.00E (network) .25 Fairvale Stations B, D. and E 120.000.00TOTAL DSEe 2.472 TOTAL "GROSS RECEIPTS' $600,000.00

Minimum Fee Total "Gross Receipts'

$600,000.00x .01013

$6,078.00

First Subscriber Group(Santa Rosa)

Gross Receipts" $310,000.00DSEs 2.472Base Rate Fee $6.188.52$310,000 x 01013 x 1.0 . 3.140.30$310,000 x .00668 x 1.472 . 3,048.22

Base Rate Fee $6,188.52

Total Base Rate Fee: s6,182.52.. $1,816.38. $1,527.43 $9,532.31.In this example, the cable system would enter $9,532.31 In space L, Block 3. line 1, (page 71.

Second Subscriber Group(Rapid City and Bodega Bay)

'Gross Receipts' $170,000.00DSEs 1.083Base Rate Fee $1,816.365170,000 x .01013 x 1.0= 1,722.10S170,000 x .00668 x .083 = 94.26

Base Rate Fee $1,816.36

Third Subscriber Group(Fairvale)

'Gross Receipts' $120,000.00DSEs 1.389Base Rate Fee $1,527.436120.000 x .01013 x 1.0 = 1.215.60$120,000 x .00668 x 389 = 311.83

Base Rate Fee $1,527.43

SYSTEM ID#000014

Computationof DSEe for

Category "0"Stations

INSTRUCTIONS:In the column headed "Cell Sign": list the call signs of all distant stations identified by the letter "0" in column 5of space G (page 3).In the column headed "DSE": for each independent station, give the DSE as "1.0"; for each network ornoncommer-cial educational station, give the DSE as ".25."

CATEGORY "0" STATIONS: DSEs

1Owner

E CI AL NAME pF CileNE9 Cr -Olt E SY , ,TEM

Charter Communications VI, LLC

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN CALL SIGN DSEDSE

WCHS 0 25WDBJ 0 25WSLS 0.25WVAH 1.00SUM OF DSEs OF CATEGORY "0" STATIONS:• Add the DSEs of each station.Enter the sum here and in line 1 of part 5 of this Schedule . •

1.75

X

X

X

X

X

xX

X

1. CALL 2. NUMBER 3. NUMBER 4. DSE 1. CALL 2. NUMBER 3. NUMBER 4. DSESIGN OF OF DAYS SIGN OF OF DAYS

PROGRAMS IN YEAR PROGRAMS IN YEAR

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 12.

I.E.1,AL NAME OF Or;NER 4F CA ,3LE 3v5. 1-EM• SYSTEM ID#Charter Communications VI, LLC 000014 Name

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CO MPUTATION OF DSEa FOR STATIONS CARRIED PART-TI ME DUE TO LACK OF ACTIVATED CHANNELCAPACITY

Column 1: List the call sign of all distant stations identified by "LAC in column 5 of space G (page 3).Column 2: For each station, give the number of hours your cable system carried the station during the accounting period. This figure

should correspond with the information given in space J. Calculate only one DSE for each station.Column 3: For each station, give the total number of hours that the station broadcast over the air during the accounting period.Column 4: Divide the figure in column 2 by the figure in column 3. and give the result in decimals in column 4. This figure must be

carried out at least to the third decimal point. This Is the "basis of carriage value for the station.Column 5: For each independent station give thelype-valuer as - 1.0." For each network or noncommercial educational station. give

the -type-value" as - .25."Column 8: Multiply the figure in column 4 by the figure in column 5, and give the result in column 6. Round to no less than the third

decimal point. This is the station's 'DSE.' (For more information on rounding, see page (vii) of the General Instructions.)

CATEGORY "LAC" STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

3Computation of

DSEe forCategory

"LAC" Stations

1. CALLSIGN

2. NUMBER 3. NUMBER 4. BASIS OFOF HOURS OF HOURS CARRIAGECARRIED BY STATION VALUESYSTEM ON AIR

5. TYPEVALUE

Dec

SUM OF DSEs OF CATEGORY "LAC" STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 2 of part 5 of this Schedule, 0.00

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTATION OF DSEs FOR SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS:Column 1: Give the call sign of each station listed in space I (page 5, the Log of Substitute Programs) if that station:• Was carried by your system in substitution for a program that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations

in effect on October 19. 1976 (as shown by the letter "P" in column 7 of space I): and• Broadcast one or more Ilve, nonnetwork programs during that optimal carriage (as shown by the word 'Yes in column 2 of

space I).Column 2: For each station give thee number of live, nonnetwork programs carried in substitution for programs that were deleted at

your option. This figure should correspond with the information In space I.Column 3: Enter the number of days in the calendar year 365, except in a leap year.Column 4: Divide the figure In column 2 by the figure in column 3. and give the result in column 4. Round to no less than the third

decimal point. This is the station's "DSO (For more information on rounding, see page (vii) of the General Instructions)

SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

4Computation of

DSEe forSubetltute-

Beale Stations

SUM OF DSEe OF SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 3 of part 5 of this Schedule. 0.00

TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEa: Give the amounts from the boxes in parts 2, 3, and 4 of this Schedule, and add them to provide the totalnumber of DSEs applicable to your system.

1. Number of DSEs from part 2

2. Number of DSEs from part 3

3. Number of DSEs from part 4

1.750.000.00

5Total Number

of OSEs

TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEs 1.751

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 13.

NameLE:AL NAT OF O.^.11EFI CF C.AeLE '.:Y,STEM SYSTEM ID#Charter Communications VI, LLC 000014

6Computation of

3.75 Fee

INSTRUCTIONS: Block A must be completed .In block A:• If your answer if "Yes," leave the remainder of part 6 and part 7 of ther DSE Schedule blank and complete part 8, (page 16) of the

Schedule.• If your answer if "No,' complete blocks B and C below.

BLOCK A: TELEVISION MARKETS

!sine -cable system" located wholly outside of all major and smaller markets as defined under section 76.5 of FCC rules and regulationsin effect on June 24. 1981?

0 Yes- Complete part 8 of the Schedule-DO NOT COMPLETE THE REMAINDER OF PARTS AND 7.DC blocks B and C below.

BLOCK B: CARRIAGE OF PERMITTED DSEs

Column 1: List the call signs of distant stationslisted in part 2, 3, and 4 of this Schedule that your system was **permitted" to carryCALL SIGN under FCC rules and regulations prior to June 25, 1981. (Note: for further explanation of "permitted station" see

Instructions for the DSE Schedule.)

Column 2 Enter the appropriate letter indicating the basis on which you carried a "permitted station.'BASIS OF (Note the FCC rules and regulations cited below pertain to those in effect on June 24, 1981.)PERMITTED A Stations carried pursuant to the FCC 'market quota' rules (76.57. 76.59(b), 76.61(b)(c), 76.63(8) referring toCARRIAGE 76.61(b)(c))

B Specialty Station as defined in 76.5(kk) (76.59(d)(1), 76.61(e)(1), 76.63(a) referring to 76.61(a)(1)C Noncommerical Educational Station (76.59(c), 76.61(d), 76.63(8) referring to 76.61(c))D Grandfathered Station (76.65) (see paragraph regarding Substitution of Grandfathered Stations in the Instructions

for DSE Schedule).E Carried pursuant to individual waiver of FCC rules (76.7)

'F A station previously carried on a part-time or substitute basis prior to June 25, 1981G Commercial UHF Station within Grade-B contour (76.59(d)(5), 76.61(e)(5), 76.63(a) referring to 76.61(e)(5))

Column 3: List the DSE for each distant station listed in parts 2, 3. and 4 of the Schedule. '(Note: For those stations identified bythe letter 'P in column 2. you must complete the worksheet on page 14 of this Schedule to determine the DSE.)

1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE 1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE 1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE

WCHS .WDBJ.. WSLSWVAH

• D D D A

0.25

0.251 00

0.25 ....

• SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs-add the DSEs of each station ► 1.75

BLOCK C: COMPUTATION OF 3.75 FEE

Do any ofthese DSEs 4 Line 1: Enter the total number of DSEs from part 5 of this Schedule •representpartially

Line 2 Enter the 'SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs' from block B above ►permitted/partially non-permitted Line a Subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs subject to the 3.75 rate.

carriage? if (If zero, leave lines 4-7 blank and proceed to part 7 of this Schedule) ►yes, seeInstructions Line 4: Enter "Gross Receipts" from space K (page 7) $•on inside x .0375cover of thisSA. Line 5: Multiply line 4 by .0375 and enter sum here ► $

x

Line 6: Enter total number of DSEs from line 3 ►

Line 7: Multiply line 6 by line 5 and enter here and on line 2. block 3. space L (page 7)_i_

3.75 Fee included in section 9

7Computation

of theSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

LI No—Enter zero and complete block D.

CALL SIGN I DSECALL SIGN DSE JI

DSE SCHEDULE PAGE 14.

LEGAL NAME OF C/ En Or ..:AOLF. S', (STEM -

Charter Communications VI, LLCCharter

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

SYSTEM-Of000014 Name

FOR COMPUTING THE DSE SCHEDULE FOR PERMITTED PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGEInstructions: You must complete this work sh eertfcr those stations iden tifi ed by theletter aF" in column 2 of block B, part 6 (i.e. those stationsonscarried prior to June 25.1981 under former FCC rules governing part-time and substitute carriage.)Column 1: List the call sign for each distant station identified by the letter F" in column 2 of part 6 of the DSE Schedule.Column 2: Indicate the DSE for this station for a single accounting period• occurring between January 1, 1978 and June 30, 1981.Column 3: Indicate the accounting period and year in which the carriage and DSE occurred, (e.g., 1981/1).Column 4: Indicate the basis of carriage on which the station was carried by listing one of the following letters

(Note that the FCC rules and regulations cited below pertain to those in effect on June 24, 1981.)A—Part-time specialty programming: Carnage, on a part-time basis, of specialty programming under FCC rules, sections

76.59(d)(1),76.61(e)(1), or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(1)).B—Late-night programming: Carriage under FCC rules. sections 76.59(d)(3), 76.61(e)(3). or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(3)).S— Substitute Carnage under certain FCC rules, regulations or authorizations. For further explanation see page (v) of the

General Instructions.Column 5: Indicate the station's DSE for the current accounting period as computed In parts 2. 3, and 4 of this Schedule.Column 6: Compare the DSE figures listed in columns 2 and 5 and list the smaller of the two figures here. This figure should be entered

in block B, column 3 of part 6 for this station.

IMPORTANT: The information you give in columns 2, 3. and 4 must be accurate and is subject to verification from the designatedStatement of Account on file in the Licensing Division.

PERMITTED DSE FOR STATIONS CARRIED ON A PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE BASIS

Worksheet

1. CALL

2. PRIOR

3. ACCOUNTING

4. BASIS OF

5. PRESENT

6. PERMITTED

SIGN

DSE

PERIOD

CARRIAGE

DSE

DSE

BLOCK B: Carriage of VHF/Grade B Contour Stations

Is any station listed in block B of part 6 a commercial VHF stationthat places a Grade B contour, in whole or In part, over the cablesystem?

❑ Yes—List each station below with Its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

BLOCK C: Computation of Exempt DSEs

Was any station listed in block B of Part 7 carried In any communityserved by the cable system prior to March 31, 1972? (refer toformer FCC rule 76.159)

LI Yes— List each station below with its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

INSTRUCTIONS: Block A must be completed.In block A:

If your answer is "Yes," complete blocks B and C, below.If your answer is °No," leave blocks B and C blank and complete part 8 of the DSE Schedule.

BLOCK A: MAJOR TELEVISION MARKET

• Is any portion of the cable system within a top 100 major television market as defined by section 76.5 of FCC rules in

effect June 24, 1981? C Yes— Complete blocks B and C . allo— Proceed to part 8

❑ No—Enter zero and proceed to part 8.

CALL SIGN

DSE CALL SIGN DSE

0.000.000.000.000.000.00

' . °0 00

o:oci0,00.0010.0q0.00

TOTAL DSEs

it TOTAL DSEs

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 15.

NameLEGAL NAIVE OF C^ANEFI OF CAE_,F.:SYSTEF,I. SYSTEM ID#

Charter Communications VI, LLC 000014 j

7Computation

of theSyndicatedExclusl vitySurcharge

BLOCK D: COMPUTATION OF THE SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE3•Kf. on

1 Enter the amount of - Gross Receipts' from space K (page 7) $

SedJai

2

• Is any

_. ....

►

A. Enter the Total DSEs from Block B of Part 7 ►

B. Enter the total number of exempt DSEs from Block C of Part 7 ►

C. Subtract line B from line A and enter here. This is the tota1 number of DSEssubject to the surcharge computation. It zero, proceed to part B. ►

portion of the cable system within a top 50 television market as defined by the FCC?Yes—Complete section 3 below. EXNo—Complete section 4 below.

__.._.

SECTION 3: TOP 50 TELEVISION MARKET

sw/or,3a

• Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?❑ Yes—Complete part 9 of this Schedule. CX10—Complete the applicable section below.

If the figure In section 2, line C Is 4.000 or less, compute your surcharge here and leave section 3b blank. NOTE: It the DSEis 1.0 or less, multiply the 'gross receipts' x .00599 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.

A. Enter .00599 of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section1) • $

B. Enter of 'gross receipts (the amount in section 1) $.00377 ►

C. Subtract 1.000 from total permitted DSEs (the figure online C in section 2) and enter here ►

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here ie.

E. Add lines A and D. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2 of block 4 in space L (page 7)Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge ► $

:,, ,,,,Dort3b If the figure in section 2, line C is more than 4.000, compute your surcharge here and leave section 3a blank.

A. Enter of "gross receipts (the amount in section 1) .00599 ► $

B. Enter of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) ► S.00377

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here ► $

D. Enter .00178 of "gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) •

$

E. Subtract 4.000 from total DSEs (the figure on line C in section 2) and enter here 0,.

F. Multiply line D by line E and enter here •-• $ .

G. Add lines A, C. and F. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2, block 4, space L (page 7)

Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge

SECTION 4: SECOND 50 TELEVISION MARKETse./.,-,

4aDid your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?

❑ Yes—Complete part 9, of the Schedule. INo—Complete the following sections.

If the figure in section 2. line C is 4.000 or less, compute your surcharge here and leave section 4b blank. NOTE: If the DSEis 1.0 or less, multiply the 'gross receipts - x .003 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.A. Enter .00300 of "gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) ►

$

B. Enter .00189 of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) •.$

C.Subtract 1.000 from total permitted DSEs (the figure on line C in section 2)and enter here ►

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here • $

E. Add lines A and D. This is your surcharge.Enter here and in line 2. block 4. space L (page 7)Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge 10,. $

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• NAME rx L_WW.R '7.7a W

I Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

000014Name

4b If the figure in section 2, line Cis more than 4.000, compute your surcharge here and leave section 4a blank.

A. Enter .00300 of "gross receipt( (the amount in section 1) IP- •

B. Enter .00189 of -gross receipt( (the amount in section 1) 0-$

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here

D. Enter .00089 of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) ►$ E. Subtract 4.000 from the total DSEs (the figure on line C in

section 2) and enter here

F. Multiply line ID by line E and enter here

G. Add lines A. C, and F. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2, block 4. space L (page 7)

Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge ► $

7Computation

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INSTRUCTIONS:You must complete this part of the DSE Schedule for the SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs in Part 6, Block B; however, if block A of part

6 was checked - yes," use the total number of DSEs from part 5.

• In block A, indicate, by checking "Yes• or 'No: whether your system carried any partially-distant stations.

• If your answer is'No.' compute your system's Base Rate Fee in block B. Leave part 9 blank.

• If your answer Is' Yes" (that is, if you carried one or more partially-distant stations). you must complete part 9. Leave block B belowblank.

What le • "partially-distant station ?"A station is -partially-distant- if, at the time your system carried it, some of your subscribers werelocated within that station's local service area and others were located outside that area. For the definition of a station's - local servicearea,' see the 'Distant Station' section on page (iv) of the General Instructions.

8Computation

ofBaee Rate Fee

BLOCK A: CARRIAGE OF PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS

• Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?

Aies—Complete part 9 of this Schedule. ❑ No—Complete the following sections.

BLOCK B: NO PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS—COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEE

Enter the amount of "gross receipts from space K (page 7) ►$

Enter the total number of permitted DSEs from block B, part 6 of this Schedule.(If block A of part 6 was checked 'yes;use the total number of DSEs from part 5.) ►

If the figure In section 2 Is 4000 or lase. compute your Base Rate Fee here and leave section 4 blank.NOTE: If the DSE is 1.0 or less. multiply the "gross receipts' x .01013 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.

A. Enter .01013 of 'gross receipts(the amount in section )

B. Enter .00668 of "gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) O.°

C. Subtract 1.000 from total DSEs(the figure in section 2) and enter here 10.

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here

E. Add lines A. and D. This is your Base Rate Fee. Enter hereand in block 3. line 1, space L (page 7)Base Rate Fee

•Slon

Section

2

3`Srai,)n

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 17.

LEGAL NAIVE CF CkWIEFI CF OAE12-:Name Charter Communications VI, LLC

SYSTEM ID#:000014(

If the figure in section 2 is more than 4.000. compute your Base Rate Fee here and leave section 3 blank.

A. Enter .01013 of -gross receipts-

(the amount in section 1)

B. Enter .00668 of 'gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) •

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here ►$

D. Enter .00314 of 'gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) •

E. Subtract 4.000 from total DSEs(the figure in section 2) and enter here

►

F. Multiply line D by Ilne E and enter here ► $

48Computation

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G. Add lines A, C, and F. This is your Base Rate Fee.Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7)Bees Rate Fee , $

In General: If any of the stations you carried was"partially-distant, the statute allows you, in computing your Base Rate Fee. to excludereceipts from subscribers located within the station's local service area from your system's total "gross receipts." To take advantage ofthis exclusion. you must

Flret Divideall of your subscribers into'arbsaiber groups," each group consisting entirely of subscribersthat are'distant" to th esamestation or the same group of stations.

Next Treat each subscriber group as if it were a separate cable system. Determine the number of OSEs and the portion of yoursystem's "gross receipts' attributable to that group, and calculate a separate Base Rate Fee for each group.

Finally: Add up the separate Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group. That total is the Base Rate Fee for your system.

Important: If any portion of your cable system is located within thetop 100 television market and the station isnot exempt, you must alsocompute a Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge for each subscriber group. In this case. complete both block A and B below. However, ifyour cable system is wholly located outside all major television markets, complete block A only.

How to Identify • Subscriber Group

Step 1: Determine the local service area of each wholly-distant and each partially-distant station you carried.

Step 2: For each wholly-distant and each partially-distant station you carried. determine which of your subscribers were locatedoutside the station's local service area. A subscriber located outside the local service area of a station is 'distant" to that station (and.by the same token, the station is -distant' to the subscriber.)

Step 3: Divide your subscribers into subscriber groups according to the complement of stations to which they are "distant." Eachsubscriber group must consist entirely of subscribers who are - distant" to exactly the same complement of stations. Note that a cablesystem will have only one subscriber group when the distant stations it carried have local service areas that coincide.

Computing the Base Rate Fee for each subscriber group: Block A contains separate sections, one for each of your system'ssubscriber groups.

In each section:

• Identify the communities/areas represented by each subscriber group.

• Give the call sign for each of the stations in the subscriber group's complement—that is, each station that is "distant" to all of thesubsaibers in the group.

• If:1) your system is located wholly outside all major and smaller televisor markets, give each station's DSE as you gave it in parts 2, 3,

and 4 of this Schedule; or,2) any portion of your system is located in a major or smaller televisor market, give each station's DSE as you gave it in block B, part

6 of this Schedule.

• Add the DSEs for each station. This gives you the total DSEs for the particular subscriber group.

• Calculate 'gross receipts' for the subscriber group. For further explanation of 'gross receipts' seepage (vi) of the General Instructions.

• Compute a Base Rate Fee for each subscriber group using the formula outline in block B of part 8 of this Schedule on the precedingpage. In making this computation, use the DSE and "gross recipts" figure applicable to the particular subscriber group (that is, the totalDSEs for that group's complement of stations and total 'gross receipts' from the subscribers in that group). You do not need to showyour actual calculations on the form.

9Computation

ofBees Rate Fee

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

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Stations

'Total DSEs•

"Gross Receipts" 4th Group

base Kate tee 4th Uroup

$$

$

0.00

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ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM

SYSTEM NameCharter Communications VI, LLC

00001

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Gre.enbriar. County,. Lewisburg,Quinwoocl i WhiteSulfur Springs; .Ranielle

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN

DSE

WCHS

SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Monroe County, Peterstown

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

WCHS

0.WVAH

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'Total DSEs*

$"Gross Receipts" 1st Group

Base Rate Fee 1st Group

'Total DSEs'

"Gross Receipts" 2nd Group

Base Rate Fee 2nd Group

COMMUNITY/ ARETHIRD^ SUBSCRIBER GROUP

. . .Raleigh, Fayette, Beckley, Lew

COMMUNITY/ ARE"FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Oak HillMagAgahodell,&gphia, PtIALL SIGN

DSE Femittlicfp,pun DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

'Total DSEs*

"Gross Receipts" 3rd Group

Base Kate ree sra broup

Base Rate Fee: Add the Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.

Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7) .

MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18 -1

0.0t45844v!

1570(

5.758.61

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 18. -1 - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18

PERMITTED STATIONS

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM SYSTEM IDCharter Communications VI, LLC 00001,

• Nams

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP J SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Computationof

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Mercer.County, . Hinton COMMUNITY/ AREA

Rich Creek; G. Giles.County, .Narrows, .Pe ...

en •Lyn CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE Base Rate Fee

WCHS 0:2' and

SyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

'Total DSEs' 0_25 'Total DSEs•

S0.01

"Gross Receipts" 5th Group 214 194.52 "Gross Receipts" 6th Group 11•1114/1• •

.$ IBase Rate Fee 5th Group Base Rate Fee Group6th

SEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUPCOMMUNITY/ Ahr" •

Scarbto- Fayette EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP COMMUNITY/ AREA

Beards Pork, Kincaid, Page

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE I CALL SIGN DSE

WDBJ 0.25

'Total DSEs' "Total DSEs'

$ 0.25 $ 0.01• i i . I. .

"Gross Receipts" 7th Group "Gross Receipts" 8th Group

:Base mate i-ee /In Group ease Kate i-ee tIth Group : ,

Base Rate Fee: Add the Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7) $

MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18 -2

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PERMITTED STATIONS

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEAk SYSTEM IDCharter Communications VI, LLC 00001

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP NINTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP TENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . SU111171erS. COW*

COMMUNITY/ AREA ... Mercer.County,.Matoaka,.PrincAthens

CALL SIGN DSE

WCHS

WDBJ

WSLS

CALL SIGN DSE

0 20 20 2

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN DSE

WCHS

(125

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9E Computation

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'Total DSEs'

"Gross Receipts" 9th Group

Base Rate Fee 9th Group

0.75

70,063.63

53211

'Total DSEs' 0:2

"Gross Receipts" 10th Group

b1,11124.116

Base Rate Fee 10th Group

5

5

COMMUNITY/ELEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Anra, COMMUNITY/ ARE,TWELVTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

'Total DSEs'

'Total DSEs'

$

"Gross Receipts" 11th Group

"Gross Receipts" 12th Group

base Kate tee iun uroup base Rate Fee 11111 Wasp

Base Rate Fee: Add the Buse Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.

Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7) .

$

$

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 18. NON•PERMITTED 3.75

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM:

Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

000014Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP

SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA Greenbriar County, Lewisburg, .

Quinwood,. White Sulfur.Springs,.Ranielle CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

COMMUNITY/ AREA Monroe County, Peterstown

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

Computationof

Elasurltats-feeend

EyndieetedExclusivity-Surcherge-

-4er--PeNleify---Dfottent--Station*

3.75 FEE

'Total DSEs* 0.00 'Total DSEs' 0.00

"Gross Receipts" 1st Group $

612.556.28

"Gross Receipts" 2nd Group 94.585.90

3.75 Rate Fee 1st Group 0.00 3.75 Fee 2nd Group .$ 0.00

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUP

FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA Raleigh, Fayette, Beckley, Lew COMMUNITY/ AREA .Oak HillMabscott,-Rhodell, Sophia,.Pax •Fayette•County

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

'Total DSEs' 0.00 'Total DSEs'

0.00

"Gross Receipts" 3rd Group $ 2,407,186.03 "Gross Receipts" 4th Group

458,916.75

3.75 Fee 3rd Group 0.00 3.75 Fee 4th Group

0.00

3.75 Fee: Add the 3.75 Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above Enter here and in the block 3, line 2, space L (page 7) MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18 -1

38,960.38

9

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NON-PERMITTED 3.75

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM

Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

000014Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP 9

COMMUNITY/ AREA Mercer County, Hinton

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

WVAH

1.0.0

COMMUNITY/ AREA Giles County,. Narrows, PeRich Creek, Glen Lyn

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

Computationof

Base-Rabr Feeend

-SynsileatedExclusivity

-Surcharge--for

-Partially--f3fetant--Stolen.

3.75 FEE

"Total DSEs' 1.00 'Total DSEs"

0.00

"Gross Receipts" 5th Group S

214,194.52

"Gross Receipts" 6th Group 316.787.68

3.75 Rate Fee 5th Group 8,032.29 3.75 Fee 6th Group .5

0.00

SEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA Scarbro- Fayette COMMUNITY/ AREA Beards .Forli, Kincaid,. Page

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

'Total DSEs' 0.00 'Total ME'

0.00

"Gross Receipts" 7th Group 41,537.72 "Gross Receipts" 8th Group

34,030.90

3.75 Fee 7th Group 0.00 3.75 Fee 8th Group

0.00

3.75 Fee: Add the 3.75 Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above Enter here and in the block 3, line 2, space L (page 7) MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18.2

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NON-PERMITTED 3.75

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM:

Charter Communications VI, LLCSYSTEM ID#

000014Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPNINTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

TENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/AREA Summers County

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

WVAH 1..0.0

COMMUNITY/ AREAAthens

CALL SIGN

WVAH

Mercer C

DSE

1.00.

0untyL Matoaka,

CALL SIGN

.Prince

DSE

Computationof

Baer Rear Fee-end

-Syndicated-ExcitteivOr-Surcharge-

-Distant--Station:

3.75 FEE

'Total DSEs' 1.00 'Total DSEs' 1.00

"Gross Receipts" 9th Group S

70,063.63

"Gross Receipts" 10th Group S 754.685.35

3.75 Rate Fee 9th Group 2,627.39 3.75 Fee 10th Group .$ 28,300.70

ELEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

TWELVTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA

COMMUNITY/ AREA

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

CALL SIGN

DSE

'Total DSEs'

'Total DSEs'

"Gross Receipts" 11th Group $

"Gross Receipts" 12th Group .

3.75 Fee 11th Group

3.75 Fee 12th Group

$

9

3.75 Fee: Add the 3.75 Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above Enter here and in the block 3, line 2, space L (page 7)

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BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televison market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 76.5 of FCC rules in effect on June 24, 1981:

❑ First 50 major television market C. Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed In block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In line 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs' in block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D, section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipt? figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcalculations on this form.

FIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0. 00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the "Exempt DSEs 0.00..

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE1st Group 0.00

$

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE2nd Group 0.00

$

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUP FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0. 00

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0 . 00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the "Exempt DSEs 0.00

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE3rd Group -

0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE4th Group 0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and in block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7) 0.00$

MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 19. 1

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

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•

BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televison market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 76.5of FCC rules in effect on June 24, 1981:

0 First 50 major television market C Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed In block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In line 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs' In block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D, section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipts' figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcaiculations on this form.

FIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0. 00 Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00. ,

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE5th Group 0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE6th Group $ 0.00

SEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP0.00Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.000 .00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE7th Group -

0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE8th Group 0.00 S

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and in block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7) $

MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 19.21

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

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NameCharter Communications VI, LLC

BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP9Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televison market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 76.5of FCC rules in effect on June 24, 1981:

0 First 50 major television market C Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed in block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In Tine 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs' in block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D. section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipts' figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcalculations on this form.

TENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUPNINTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

0.00 0.00Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs .0.00Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surchargecomputation 0.00

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE9th Group

0.00SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE10th Group 0.00

ELEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP TWELVTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs

Line 3: Subract line 2 from Ilne 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surchargecomputation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surchargecomputation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE11th Group -

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE12th Group $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and In block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7)

a FAXEDlicensing Division • United States Copyright Office

Library of Congress loi Endependence Avenue SE • ‘Vashington, 2O557-6400

TEL 202) 707•8150 x (202) 7O7-( -)905 • www.copyright•gOv

Ms. Jennifer BerryCharter Communications12405 Powerscourt DrSt. Louis, MO 63131

June 1, 2007

AINITIAL REMINDER SENUG 3 2007

FINAL REMINDER SENT AUG 21/7

Re: Charter Communications VI-Alderson, WV (ID 7258) 06/1

Dear Ms. Berry:

An addendum to Space G appears to indicate that the allocation of distantstations described in this Statement exclude DSEs from some areas where theywould be distant, if carried. The Copyright Office does not allow cable systemsto prorate its gross receipts when a DSE is incurred, in this manner. This isbased on 37 C.F.R. 201.17(b)(1) which states that "gross receipts shall beaggregated and the DSE calculations shall be made against the aggregatedamount". Since these broadcast stations are carried in communities where theyare distant and therefore incur a DSE, they must be treated as if they werecarried throughout the system even in those areas where they are not carried.Please review and make the necessary changes.

Please respond via fax (202-707-0905) or email (rage@loc.gov ). Anyadditional payment must be submitted by EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) andshould also include the applicable 2% interest accruing from August 30, 2006.Please send a notification of the EFT to licfiscal@loc.gov providing the amount,the ID number and accounting period. You may reach me at (202) 707-2219if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Rickie L. Agee, Sr.Senior Licensing Examiner

Enclosures

FOR COPYRIGHT OFFICE USE ONLY

DATE RECEIVED

UG 2 9 2006

:iv •

AMOUNT

C

9 9 /3ALLOCATION NUMBER

772689

IF YOU ARE FILING FOR A PRIOR ACCOUNTING PERIOD,CONTACT THE LICENSING DIVISION FOR THE CORRECT FORM.

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTfor Secondary Transmissions byCable Systems (Long Form)

General Instructions are at theend of this form [pages (i)—(vii)].

SA3Long FormReturn to:Library of CongressCopyright OfficeLicensing Division101 Independence Ave. SEWashington. DC 20557-6400(202) 707-8150

[For courier deliveries,see page i of the generalinstructions]

I AAccounting

Period

ACCOUNTING PERIOD COVERED BY THIS STATEMENT:

January 1 - June 30, 2006

BOwner

INSTRUCTIONS:Your tile has been established under the information given below. If there are any changes, draw a line through the

incorrect information and pint or type the correct information beside itGive the full legal name of the owner of the cable system. If the owner is a subsidiary of another corporation, give the full

corporate title of the subsidiary. not that of the parent corporation.IJst any other name or names under which the owner conducts the business of the cable system.

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER/MAILING ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM

RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

11 11 11 11 111111 III I II III 1 I II

12405 POWERSCOURT DR006847 2006/1

ST LOUIS, MO 63131C INSTRUCTIONS: In line 1, give any business or trade names used to Identify the business and operation of the system unless these

names already appear In space B. In line 2, give the mailing address of the system. if different from the address given in space B.

System IDENTIFICATION OF CABLE SYSTEM:

._...._ CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS _ .MAILING ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM:

2ST

pa763 W.CHERRY.

(Numb% St, wet, Ruud Houk\ Apartmwt a Sate Number)

OPELOUSAS, LA 70570 (Qty. Town, State, ZIP Co)ria

INSTRUCTIONS: List each separate community served by the cable system. A "community" is the same as a "community unit' as

D "...adefined in FCC rules: separate and distinct community or municipai entity (including unincorporated communities withinunincorporated areas and including single, discrete unincorporated areas.") 47 C.F.R. §76.5(mm). The first community that youlist will serve as a form of system identification hereafter known as the "First Community." Please use it as the FirstArea Community on all future filings.

Served Note: Entities and properties such as hotels, apartments. condominiums or mobile home parks should be reported in parentheses belowthe identified city.

CITY OR TOWN STATE CITY OR TOWN STATEFirst ► OPELOUSAS CITY LA LEONVILLE LA

Community ACADIA PARISH LA ST LANDRY. PARISH LA CHATAIGNIER VILLAGE LA WASHINGTON LA CHURCH POINT LA EUNICE.CITY LA EVANGELINE.PARISK LAIOTA LA JEFFERSON .DAVIS PARISH LA

1'JENNINGS CITY LA =,u., SA ,3 c I 2Cf,, Prnt. 10/2305-2000 Printed on recyd6,j pap:5

S g0yEmme I P n iMmg ..)Mo?. 2005-3 11 -54 I

NOTICE: This form has been electronically photo-reproduced by GRALIN associates, inc

FORM SA3. PAGE 2. ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF CWNER 0" CABLE SYSTEM' SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

Name

SECONDARY TRANSMISSION SERVICE: SUBSCRIBERS AND RATESIn General: The information in space E should cover all categories of "secondary transmission service" of the cable Esystem: that is, the retransmission of television and radio broadcasts by your system to subscribers. Give informationabout other services (including pay cable) in space F, not here. All the facts you state must be those existing on the lastday of the accounting period (June 30 or December 31, as the case may be). Secondary

Number of Subscribers: Both blocks In space E call for the number of subscribers to the cable system, broken down transmissionby categories of secondary transmission service. In general, you can compute the number of "subscribers" in each Service:category by counting the number of billings in that category (the number of persons or organizations charged separately Subscribersfor the particular service at the rate indicated—not the number of sets receiving service). and Rates

Rate: Give the standard rate charged for each category of service. Include both the amount of the charge and the unitin which it is generally billed. (Example: "$8/mth"). Summarize any standard rate variations within a particular ratecategory, but do not include discounts allowed for advance payment.

Block 1:In the left-hand block in space E, the form lists the categories of secondary transmission service that cablesystems most commonly provide to their subscribers. Give the number of subscribers and rate for each listed categorythat applies to your system. Note: Where an individual or organization is receiving service that falls under differentcategories, that person or entity should be counted as a "subscriber' in each applicable category. Example: a residentialsubscriber who pays extra for cable service to additional sets would be included in the count under "Service to the FirstSet," and would be counted once again under "Service to Additional Set(s)."

Block 2: If your cable system has rate categories for secondary transmission service that are different from thoseprinted in block 1, (for example, tiers of services which include one or more secondary transmissions), list them, togetherwith the number of subscribers and rates, in the right-hand block. A two or three word description of the service is sufficient.

BLOCK 1 BLOCK 2

NO. OF NO, OFCATEGORY OF SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS RATE CATEGORY OF SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS RATE

Residential: 17,695 12.59-18.75 Expanded Basic 2,889 35.84• Service to First Set • Service to Additional Set(s) .• FM Radio (if separate rate). .

Motel, Hotel 35' 12.59 .

Commercial 285 45.99.Converter

• Residential 10,119 1.50 • Non-Residential

SERVICES OTHER THAN SECONDARY TRANSMISSIONS: RATES FIn General: Space F calls for rate (not subscriber) information with respect to all your cable system's services thatwere not covered In space E. That Is, those services that are not offered in combination with any secondary transmissionservice for a single fee. There are two exceptions: you do not need to give rate information concerning: (1) services Servicesfurnished at cost; and (2) services or facilities furnished to nonsubscribers. Rate information should include both the Other Thanamount of the charge and the unit in which It is usually billed. If any rates are charged on a variable per-program bas; Secondaryenter only the letters "PP" in the rate column. Transmissions:

Block 1: Give the standard rate charged by the cable system for each of the applicable services listed. RatesBlock 2: List any services that yourcable system furni shed or offered during the accounting period that were not listed

in block 1 and for which a separate charge was made or established. List these other services in the form of a brief (twoor three word) description, and include the rate for each.

BLOCK 1 I BLOCK 2

CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE 1 CATEGORY OF SERVICE RATE

Continuing Services:• Pay Cable 12.95e

Installation: Non-Residential• Motel, Hotel

• Pay Cable—Add.' Channel 12 .9U • Commercial• Fire Protection • Pay Cable •Burglar Protection • Pay Cable—Addl Channel i

Installation: Residential • Fire Protection • First Set 49.95 • Burglar Protection • Additional Set(s) 13.00,15.00 Other Services:

' • FM Radio (if separate rate) • Reconnect 25.00 ..33 oo• Converter • Disconnect

• Outlet Relocation 25.00. • Move to New Address

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 3.

NameLEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM.

SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC

006847

GPrimary

Transmitters:Television

INSTRUCTIONS:General: In space G, Identify every television station (including translator stations and low power television stations)carried by your cable system during the accounting period, except: (1) stations carried only on a part-time basis underFCC rules and regulations in effect on June 24, 1981 permitting the carriage of certain network prcgrams [sections76.59(d)(2) and (4), 76.61(e)(2) and (4) or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(2) and (4))1; and (2) certain stations carried on asubstitute program basis, as explained in the next paragraph.

Substitute Basis Stations: With respect to any distant stations carried by your cable system on a substitute programbasis under specific FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations:• Do not list the station here in space G —but do list it in space I (the Special Statement Program Log)—if the station was

carried only on a substitute basis.• List the station here, and also in space I, if the station was carried both on a substitute basis and also on some other

basis. For futher information concerning substitute basis stations, see page (v) of the General Instructions.Column 1: List each station's call sign. Do not report origination program services such as HBO. ESPN, etc.Column 2: Give the number of the channel on which the station's broadcasts are carried in its own community. This

may be different from the channel on which your cable system carried the station.Column 3: Indicate in each case whether the station is a network station, an independent station, or a noncommercial

educational station, by entering the letter "N" (for network), "I" (for independent) or "E" (tor noncommercial educational).For the meaning of these terms, see page (iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 4: If the staff on is"distant" enter "Yes." If not, enter "No." For explanation of what a "distant station" is, see page(Iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 5: If you have entered "Yes" in column 4, you must complete column 5, stating the basis on which your cablesystem carried the the distant station during the accounting period. Indicate by entering "LAC" if your cable system carriedthe distant station on a part-time basis because of lack of activated channel capacity. If you carried the channel on anyother basis, enter "0." For a further explanation of these two categories, see page (iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 6: Give the location of each station. For U.S. stations, list the community to which the station is licensed bythe FCC. For Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, give the name of the community with which the station is identified.

1. CALL 2. B'CAST

SIGN CHANNELNUMBER

3. TYPEOFSTATION

4. DISTANT?(Yes or No)

5. BASIS OFCARRIAGE(If Distant)

6. LOCATION OF STATION

KADN 15

KALB

KATC

KDCG

13

62

KLFY

KLPB

KPLC

KVHP

WAFB

WBRZ

WGN

5

3

22

KJEF

KLAF

10

24

7

29

9

2

9

N

N

N

E

N

N

N

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

LAFAYETTE,LA

ALEXANDRIA,LA

LAFAYETTE,LA

OPELOUSAS,LA

JENNINGS, LA

OPELOUSAS,LA

LAFAYETTE,LA

LAFAYETTE,LA

LAKE CHARLES,LA

LAKE CHARLES, LA

BATON ROUGE,LA

BATON ROUGE,LA

CHICAGO, IL

No

No

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 4.

LECAAL NAME CF CMJEFI CF CABLE SYSTEM

RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLCSYSTEM ID#1

0068471Name

PRIMARY TRANSMITTERS: RADIOIn General: List every radio station carried on a separate and discrete basis and list those FM stations carried on an all-band basis whose signals were "generally receivable" by your cable system during the accounting period.

Special Instructions Concerning All-Band FM Carriage: Under Copyright Office Regulations, an FM Signal is"generally receivable" if: (1) "it Is carried by the system whenever it is received at the system's headend"; and (2) it canbe expected, on the basis of monitoring, to be received at the headend, with the system's FM antenna, during certainstated intervals. For detailed information about the the Copyright Office Regulations on this point, see page (v) of theGeneral Instructions.

Column 1: Identify the call sign of each station carried.Column 2: State whether the station is AM or FM.Column 3: If the radio station's signal was electronically processed by the cable system as a separate and discrete

signal, indicate this by placing a check mark in the "S/D" column.Column 4: Give the station's location (the community to which the station is licensed by the FCC or, in the case of

Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, the community with which the station is identified).

CALL SIGN AM or FM S/D LOCATION OF STATION CALL SIGN AM or FM S/D LOCATION OF STATION

HPrimary

Transmitters:Radio

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611FORM SA3. PAGE 5.

LEGAL NAME OF OMEN CF CABLE 9Y57EM SYSTEM ID#Name1RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC • 006847

SubettuteCarriage:special

Statement andProgram Log

GENERALIn space I, identify every nonnetwork television program, broadcast by a distant station, that your cable system carriedon a substitute basis during the accounting period, under specific present and former FCC rules, regulations, orauthorizations. For a further explanation of the programming that must be included in this log, see page (v) of the GeneralInstructions.

1. SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGE• During the accounting period, did your cable system carry, on a substitute basis, any nonnetwork television program

broadcast by a distant station? 0 Yes X:1 NoNote: If your answer is "No", leave the rest of this page blank. If your answer is "Yes," you must complete the programlog in block 2.

2. LOG OF SUESTiTOTE PROGRAMSIn General: List each substitute program on a separate line. Use abbreviations wherever possible, if their meaning isclear.If you need more space, please attach additional pages.

Column 1: Give the title of every nonnetwork television program ("substitute program") that, during the accountingperiod, was broadcast by a distant station and that your cable system substituted for the programming of another stationunder certain FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations. See page (v) of the General Instructions for further information.Do not use general categories like "movies" or "basketball." List specific program titles, for example, "I Love Lucy" or "NBABasketball : 76ers vs. Bulls."

Column 2: If the program was broadcast live, enter "Yes." Otherwise enter "No."Column 3: Give the call sign of the station broadcasting the substitute program.Column 4: Give the broadcast station's location (the community to which the station is licensed by the FCC or, in the

case of Mexican or Canadian stations, if any, the community with which the station is identified).Column 5: Give the month and day when your system carried the substitute program. Use numerals, with the month

first. Example: for May 7 give "5/7."Column 6: State the times when the substitute program was carried by your cable system. List the times accurately

to the nearest five minutes. Example: a program carried by a system from 6:01:15 p.m. to 6:28:30 p.m. should be statedas "6:00-6:30 p.m."

Column 7: Enter the letter "R" if the listed program was substituted for programming that your system was requiredtodelete under FCC rules and regulations In effect during the accounting period; or enter the letter "P" if the listed programwas substituted for programming that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations in effect onOctober 19, 1978.

SUBSTITUTE PROGRAM WHEN SUBSTITUTECARRIAGE OCCURRED 7. REASON

FOR

1. TITLE OF PROGRAM2 LIVE?

Yes or No3. STATION'S

CALL SIGN 4. STATIONS LOCATION5. MONTH I 6. TIMESAND DAY I FROM — TO

DELETION

.

_

—

—

—_

—

Name

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

SYSTEM/O# 0_0_6847

FORM SA3. PAGE 6.

LEGAL NAME OF ONNEF1 CY CABLE S v ,3TEM -

RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC

PART-TIME CARRIAGE LOGIn General: This space ties in with column 5 of space G. If you listed a station's basis of carriage as "LAC" for part-timecarriage due to lack of activated channel capacity, you are required to complete this log giving the total dates and hoursyour system carried that station. If you need more space, please attach additional pages.

Column 1 (Call Sign): Give the call sign of every distant station whose basis of carriage you identified by "LAC" incolumn 5 of space G.

Column 2 (Dates and hours of Carrlage): For each station. list the dates and hours when part-time carriage occurredduring the accounting period.• Give the month and day when the carriage occurred. Use numerals, with the month first. Example: for April 10 give

• State the starting and ending times of carriage to the nearest quarter hour. In any case Mere carriage ran to the endof the television station's broadcast day, you may give an approximate ending hour, followed by the abbreviation "app."Example: "12:30 a.m.-3:15 am. app."

• You may group together any dates when the hours of carriage were the same. Example: "5/10-5/14, 6:00 p.m.—1 9 :00 p.m."

DATES AND HOURS OF PART-TIME CARRIAGE

Part-TlmeCarriage

Log

CALL SIGN

WHEN CARRIAGE OCCURRED WHEN CARRIAGE OCCURRED

HOURS CALL SIGN HOURSDATE FROM TO DATE FROM TO

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1FORM SA3. PAGE 7.

NameLE- 3AL NAIVE CF CAA.+JElst CF CABLE s VSTEM. SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

I(

Grose Receipts

--- ----- - —

GROSS RECEIPTSInstructions: The figure you give in this space determines the form you file and the amount you pay. Enter the total

of all amounts ("gross receipts") paid to your cable system by subscribers for the system's "secondary transmissionservice" (as identified in space E) during the accounting period. For a further explanation of how to compute this amount,see page (vi) of the General Instructions.

Gross receipts from subscribers for secondary transmission service(s)during the accounting period. ►

IMPORTANT: You must complete a statement in space P concerning gross receipts.

1,944,040.50$

•Amtunt of 'goes reCelf:(9 . )

.. _

LCopyright

Royalty Fee

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTING THE COPYRIGHT ROYALTY FEEUse the blocks in this space L to determine the royalty fee you owe:• Complete block 1, showing your Minimum Fee.• Complete block 2, showing whether your system carried any distant television stations.• If your system did not carry any distant televidon stations, leave block 3 blank. Enter the amount of the Minimum Fee

from block 1 on line 1 of block 4, and calculate the Total Royalty Fee.• If your system did carry any distant television stations you must complete the applicable parts of the DSE Schedule

accompanying this form and attach the Schedule to your Statement of Account.

II. If part 8 or part 9, Block A, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the base rate fee should be entered on line 1 of Block3 below.

10, If part 6 of the DSE Schedule was completed, the amount from line 7 of Block C should be entered on line 2 in Block3 below.

► If part 7 or part 9, Block B, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the surcharge amount should be entered on line 2in Block 4 below.

Blod,

1

Mod,

2

MINIMUM FEE: All cable systems with semiannual "gross receipts" of $527,600 or more are required to pay at leastthe Minimum Fee, regardless of whether they carried any distant stations. This fee is 1.013 percent of the system's"gross receipts" for the accounting period. 1,944,040.50Line 1. Enter the amount of "gross receipts" from space K ►Line 2. Multiply the amount in line 1 by .01013

Enter the result here.This is your Minimum Fee ► .$

19,693.13

DISTANT TELEVISION STATIONS CARRIED: Your answer here must agree with the Information you gave inspace G. If, in space G, you identified any stations as "distant" by stating "Yes" in column 4, you must check "Yes"in this block.• Did your cable system carry any distant television stations during the accounting period?XI Yes—Complete the DSE Schedule. ❑ No—Leave block 3 below blank and complete line 1, block 4.

Block

3

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE: Enter the Base Rate Fee from either Part 8, section 3 or 4,511.864, or Part 9, Block A of the DSE Schedule. If none, enter zero ► $

Line 2. 3.75 Fee: Enter the total fee from line 7, Block C, Part 6 of the DSE 354.31Schedule. If none, enter zero

Line 3. Add lines 1 and 2 and enterhere .. )1' $ 4,866.17

e nod,4

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE/3.75 FEE, or MINIMUM FEE: Enter either the minimum feefrom Block 1 or the sum of the Base Rate Fee/3.75 Fee from Block 3, line 3 , 19,693.13whichever is larger $ JP

Line 2, SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Enter the fee from either part 7(block D, section 3 or 4) or part 9 (block B) of the DSE Schedule. If none, enter 0.00zero ►$._

Line 3. INTEREST CHARGE: Enter the amount from line 4, space Q, page 9 (InterestWorksheet) $ 0.00

TOTAL ROYALTY FEE. Add Lines 1, 2 and 3 of Block 4 and enter total here I. $19,693.13

Remit this amount via electronic payment; or in the form of a certified check, cashier's check,or money order, payable to Register of Copyrights. Do not send cash. We recommend electronicpayments.

13

225 j

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1FORM SA3. PAGE 8

LEGAL NAME- C't.trER Or CABLE 3'3TEM

RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLCSYSTEM ID#

0068471Name

CHANNELSINSTRUCTIONS: You must give: (1) the number of channels on which the cable system carried television broadcaststations to its subscribers; and, (2) the cable system's total number of activated channels, during the accounting period. I

Channels

M

1. Enter the total number of channels on which the cablesystem carried television broadcast stations.

2. Enter the total number of activatedchannels on which the cable system carried television broadcast stationsand nonbroadcast services

INDIVIDUAL TO BE CONTACTED IF FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED: (Identify an Individual to whomwe can write or call about this Statement of Account.)

Contact

JENNIFER BERRYName Telephone

314.543-2646 (Aree Code)

Address 12405 POWERSCOURT DR(Number. Sheet rival Route, Armament a Suite Number)

ST LOUIS, MO 63131(i_tty. Town, Rate, ZIP Coda)

Email (optional) Fax (optional) .

N

CERTIFICATION: (This Statement of Account must be certified and signed in accordance with Copyright OfficeRegulations, as explained in the General Instructions.)

• I, the undersigned, hereby certify that: (Check one, but only one, of the boxes.)

❑ (Owner other than corporation or partnership) I am the owner of the cable system as identified in line 1of space B; or

j2(( Agent of owner other than corporation or partnership) I am the duly authorized agent of the owner ofthe cable system as identified in line 1 of space B, and that the owner is not a corporation or partnership; or

❑ (Officer or partner) I am an officer (if a corporation) or a partner (if a partnership) of the legal entity identified asowner of the cable system in line 1 of space B.

• I have examined the Statement of Account and hereby declare under penalty of law that all statements of factcontained herein are true, complete, and correct to the best nformatlon, and belief, and aremade in good faith. [18 U.S.C., Section 1001(1986)j

0Certification

Handwritten signatur

Typed or printed name: BRENT TRASK

Title ASSISTANT CONTROLLER(Title' cfliciar postion held in :CI-pa-anon or ortriesnip)

Date: Aiusf Or) 20flia

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

FORM sA3. PAGE 9.

NameLE'_',AL NAME OF C4NNEP. Cf CABLE 5YSTEM. SYSTEM ID#

. RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

PStatement of

Gross Receipts

SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING GROSS RECEIPTSThe Satellite Home Viewer Act of 1988 amended Title 17, sectionsentence:

"In determining the total number of sub sc ribers and the grossof providing secondary transmissions of primary broadcastand amounts collected from subscribers receiving secondary

For more information on when to exclude these amounts, see

During the accounting period did the cable system excludemade by satellite carriers to satellite "dish" owners?

X] NO

❑ YES. Enter the total here and list the satellite carrier(s) below.

EXCLUSION111(d)(1)(A), of the Copyright Act by adding the following

amounts paid to the cable system for the basic servicetransmitters, the system shall not include subscribers

transmissions pursuant to section 119."

the note on page(vi) of the General Instructions.

any amounts of gross receipts for secondary transmissions

S

Name

Mailing Adit-ess

Name

Mailing Ac)39

Name

Mailing Address

Ndrile

Mailing Adriese

QInterest

Assessment

WORKSHEET FOR COMPUTING INTEREST

You must complete this worksheet for those royalty paymentsFor an explanation of interest assessment, see page (vii) General

Line 1 Enter the amount of late payment or underpayment

Line 2 Multiply line 1 by the Interest rate" and enter the sum

Line 3 Multiply line 2 by the number of days late and enter

Line 4 Multiply line 3 by .00274" enter here and on line 3,space I, (page 7)

' Contact the Licensing Division at (202) 707-8150 (8:30 a.m.-5:00holidays) for the interest rate for the accounting period in

" This is the decimal equivalent of 1/365, which is the interest

NOTE: If you are filing this worksheet covering a Statement oflist below the Owner, Address, First Community Served, and

Owner Address

First Community Served Accounting Period

submitted as a result of a late payment or underpayment.Instructions.

$

x

here

x days

the sum here x .00274

Block 4,$

(interest charge)

p.m. eastern time, Monday—Friday except federalwhich the late payment or underpayment occurred.

assessment for one day late.

Account already submitted to the Copyright Office, pleaseAccounting Period as given in the original filing.

5600,000.00x .01013

$6,078.00

Minimum Fee Total "Gross Receipts"

CALL SIGN

CATEGORY "0" STATIONS: DSEsCALL SIGN DSE

SYSTEM ID#006847

LEGAL NAME OF CAryNER CF CABLE SYSTEM'.

RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC

1.50SUM OF DSEs OF CATEGORY "0" STATIONS:• Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 1 of part 5 of this Schedule

Distant Stations Carried Identification of Subscriber GroupeSTATION DSE CITY OUTSIDE LOCAL °GROSS RECEIPTS'A (independent) 1.0 SERVICE AREA OF FROM SUBSCRIBERSB (independent) 1.0 Santa Rosa Stations A, B, C, D ,E $310,000.00C (pat-time) .083 Rapid City Stations A and C 100,000.00D (part-time) .139 Bodega Bay Stations A and C 70,000.00E (network) .25 Fairvale Stations B, D, and E 120,000.00TOTAL DSEs 2.472 TOTAL "GROSS RECEIPTS" $600,000.00

First Subscriber Group(Santa Rosa)

"Gross Receipts' $310,000.00DSEs 2.472Base Rate Fee $6.188.52$310,000 x .01013 x 1.0 = 3,140.30$310,000 x .00668 x 1.472 = 3,048.22

Base Rate Fee $6,188.52

Second Subscriber Group(Rapid City and Bodega Bay)

°Gross Receipts" $170,000.00DSEs 1.083Base Rate Fee $1,816.36$170,000 x .01013 x 1.0 = 1,722.10$170,000 x .00668 x .083 = 94.26

Base Rate Fee $1.816.36

Third Subscriber Group(Fairvale)

"Gross Receipts' $120,000.00DSEs 1.389Base Rate Fee $1,527.43$120,000 x .01013 x 1.0= 1,215.60$120,000 x .00668 x .389 = 311.83

Base Rate Fee $1,527.43

Total Base Rate Fee: $6,182.52 + $1,816.36+ $1,527.4 = $9,532.31.In this example, the cable system would enter $9,532.31 In space L Biock 3,1Ine 1, (Page 7).

INSTRUCTIONS:In the column headed "Call Sign": list the call signs of all distant stations identified by the letter "0" in column 5of space G (page 3).In the column headed "DSE": for each independent station, give the DSE as "1.0"; for each network ornoncommer-cial educational station, give the DSE as ".25."

WAFBWBRZWON

CALL SIGN DSE DSE

0 250.251.00

Computationof DSEe for

Category "0"Station°

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.0"

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COMPUTING THE BASE RATE FEE-PARTS OF THE DSESCHEDULEDetermine whether any of the stations you carried were "partially-dis-tant"-that is, whether you retransmitted the signal of one or more stationsto subscribers located within the station's local service area and, at thesame time, to other subscribers located outside that area.• If none of the stations were "partially-distant," calculate your Base Rate

Fee according to the following rates-for the system's permitted DSEsas reported in block B, part 6 or from part 5. whichever is applicable.First DSE 1.013% of "gross receipts"Each of the second, third, and fourth DSEs .668% of "gross receipts"The fifth and each additional DSE .314% of °gross receipts'

PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS- PART 9 OF THE DSE SCHEDULE• If any of the stations were 'partially-distant':

1. Divide at of your subscribers into "subscriber groups" depending ontheir location. A particular 'subscriber group' consists of all subscriberswho are -distant" with respect to exactly the same complement of stations.

2. Identify the communities/areas represented by each subscriber group.3. For each 'subscriber group,' calculate the total number of DSEs of

that group's complement of stations.If your system is located wholly outside all major and smaller television

markets, give each station's DSEs as you gave them in parts 2, 3, and 4 ofthe Schedule; or

If any portion of your system is located in a major or smaller televisionmarket, give each station's DSE as you gave it In block B, part 6 of thisSchedule.

4. Determine the portion of the total 'gross receipts° you reported inspace K (page 7) that is attributable to each "subscriber group:

5. Calculate a separate Base Rate Fee for each 'subscriber group;using (1) the rates given above: (2) the total number of DSEs for thatgroup's complement of stations; and (3) the amount of 'gross receipts'attributable to that group.

6. Add together the Base Rate Fees for each "subscriber group' todetermine the system's total Base Flats Fee. •

7. If any portion of the cable system is located in whole or in part withina major television market, you may also need to complete part 9, block B ofthe Schedule to determine the Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge.

What To Do If You Need More Space on the DSE Schedule. There areno printed continuation sheets for the Schedule. In most cases the blanksprovided should be large enough for the necessary information. If you needmore space in a particular part, make a photocopy of the page in question(identifying it as a "Continuation Sheet"), enter the additional informationon that copy, and attach it to the DSE Schedule.

Rounding Off DSEe. In computing DSEs on the DSE Schedule, youmay round off to no less than the third decimal pcintlf you round off a DSEin any case, you must round off DSEs throughout the Schedule as follows:• When the fourth decimal point is 1, 2, 3, or 4 the third decimal remains

undianged (example: .34647 is rounded to .346).• When the fourth decimal point is 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 the third decimal is

rounded up (example: .34651 is rounded to .347).

The example below is intended to supplement the instructions for calculat-ing only the Base Rate Fee for partillly-distant" stations. The cablesystem would also be subject to the Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge for'Partially-dkrtant" station4 if any portion is located within a major televisionmarket.

EXAMPLE:COMPUTATION OF COPYRIGHT ROYALTY FEE FOR CABLE SYSTEM CARR YING "PARTIALLY-DISTANT' STATIONS

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LEGAL NAME .r.',F CNNEFI Or .:ABLE 3' ,'STEM SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

.Name

INSTRUCTIONS FORCOMPUTATIONOF DSEaFORSTATIONSCARRIED PART-TIME DUE TO LACK OF ACT1VATEDCHANNELCAPACITY

Column 1: List the call sign of all distant stations identified by `LAC" in column 5 of space G (page 3).Column 2: For each station, give the number of hours your cable system carried the station during the accounting period. Thisfigure

should correspond with the information given in space J. Calculate only one DSE for each station.Column 3: For each station, give the total number of hours that the station broadcast over the air during the accounting period.Column 4: Divide the figure in column 2 by the figure in column 3. and give the result in decimals in column 4. This figure must be

carried out at least to the third decimal point. This is thebasis of carriage value" for the station.Column 5: For each independent station give the 'type-value" as"1.0." For each network or noncommercial educational station, give

the 'type-valuer as' .25'Column 6: Multiply the figure in column 4 by the figure in column 5, and give the result in column 6. Round to no less than the third

decimal point. This is the station's 'DSE." (For more information on rounding, see page (vii) of the General Instructions.)

3Computation of

DSEs forCategory

"LAC" Stations

CATEGORY 'LAC" STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

1. CALLSIGN

2. NUMBEROF HOURSCARRIED BYSYSTEM

3. NUMBER -01- HOURSSTATIONON AIR

4. BASIS OFCARRIAGEVALUE

5. TYPEVALUE

1 6 DSE

+ = x =

+ = X =

+ = x =

+ = X =

+ = x =+ = x =

+ = X =+ = X =

SUM OF DSEs OF CATEGORY "LAC" STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 2 of part 5 of this Schedule, l• 0.00

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTATION OF DSEs FOR SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS:Column 1: Give the call sign of each station listed in space I (page 5, the Log of Substitute Programs) if that station:• Was carried by your system in substitution for a program that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations

in effect on October 19, 1976 (as shown by the letter "P" in column 7 of space I): and• Broadcast one or more Ilve, nonnetwork programs during that optional carriage (as shown by the word "Yes' in column 2 of

space I).Column 2: For each station give the number of live, nonnetwork programs carried in substitution for programs that were deleted at

your option. This figure should correspond with the information in space I.Column 3: Enter the number of days in the calendar year: 365, except in a leap year.Column 4: Divide the figure in column 2 by the figure in column 3, and give the result in column 4. Round to no less than the third

decimal point. This is the station's 'DSE" (For more information on rounding, see page (vii) of the General Instructions.)

I 4Computation of

DSEs forSubstitute-

Basle Stations

SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

1. CALLSIGN

2. NUMBEROFPROGRAMS

3. NUMBEROF DAYSIN YEAR

4. DSE 1. CALLSIGN

2. NUMBEROFPROGRAMS

3. NUMBEROF DAYSIN YEAR

4. DSE

+ =

+ =

+ =+ =+ =

+ =.... .. _ _

+ =+ =+ =+ =+ =

+ =

SUM OF DSEs OF SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 3 of part 5 of this Schedule, 0. 0.00

TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEs: Give the amounts from the boxes in parts 2, 3, and 4 of this Schedule, and add them to provide the totalnumber of DSEs applicable to your system.

1. Number of DSEs from part 2 1.50D.0-00---2. Number of DSEs from part 3 n

5Total Number

of DSEe3. Number of OSEs from part 4 ► 0.00

1.50TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEs

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6Computation of

3.75 Fee

INSTRUCTIONS: Block A must be completed.In block A:• If your answer if 'Yes,' leave the remainder of part 6 and part 7 of ther DSE Schedule blank and complete part 8, (page 16) of the

Schedule.• If your answer if 'No," complete blocks B and C below.

BLOCK A: TELEVISION MARKETS

lathe 'cable system located wholly outside of all major and smaller markets as defined under section 76.5 of FCC rules and regulationsin effect on June 24, 1981?

0 Yes-Complete part 8 of the Schedule-DO NOT COMPLETE THE REMAINDER OF PARTS AND 7.XJ No- Complete blocks B and C below.

BLOCK B: CARRIAGE OF PERMITTED DSEs

Column 1: List the call signs of distant stations listed in part 2' 3, and 4 of this Schedule that your system was "permitted' to carryCALL SIGN under FCC rules and regulations prior to June 25 , 1981. (Note: for further explanation of "permitted station" see

Instructions for the DSE Schedule.)

Column 2 Enter the appropriate letter indicating the basis on which you carried a "permitted etetIon."BASIS OF (Note the FCC rules and regulations cited below pertain to those in effect on June 24, 1981.)PERMITTED A Stations carried pursuant to the FCC 'market quota' rules (76.57, 76.59(b), 76.61(b)(o), 76.63(a) referring toCARRIAGE 76.61(b)(c))

B Specialty Station as defined in 76.5(kk) (76.59(d)(1), 76.61(e)(1), 76.63(a) referring to 76.61(e)(1)C Noncornmerical Educational Station (76.59(c), 76.61(d), 76.63(a) referring to 76.61(d))D Grandfathered Station (76.65) (see paragraph regarding Substitution of Grandfathered Stations in the In structicns

for DSE Schedule).E Canted pursuant to individual waiver of FCC rules (76.7)

'F A station previously carried on a part-time or substitute basis prior to June 25, 1981G Commercial UHF Station within Grade-B contour (76.59(d)(5), 76.61(e)(5), 76.63(a) referring to 76.61(e)(5))

Column 3: List the DSE for each distant station listed in parts Z 3, and 4 of the Schedule. '(Norte: For those stations identified bythe letter "F' in column 2, you must complete the worksheet on page 14 of this Schedule to determine the DSE.)

1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE 1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE 1. CALLSIGN

2. PERMITTEDBASIS

3. DSE

WAFB . WGN...

D D

..0.25 ..

..1.00 ....

• SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs- add the DSEs of each station ► 1.2

BLOCK C: COMPUTATION OF 3.75 FEE

Do any ofthese DSEs 4 Line 1: Enter the total number of DSEs from part 5 of this Schedule 110.representpartially

Line 2 Enter the 'SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs" from block B above permitted/ lo.

partially non-permitted Line 3: Subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs subject to the 3.75 rate.

carriage? If (If zero, leave lines 4-7 blank and proceed to part 7 of this Schedule) /1.yes, seeInstructions Line 4: Enter 'Gross Receipts from space K (page 7) $non inside x .0375cover of this

Line 5: Multiply line 4 by .0375 and enter sum here ► $SA.x

Line 6: Enter total number of DSEs from line 3 ►

Line 7: Multiply line 6 by line 5 and enter here and on line 2, block 3, space L (page 7) •IS3.75 Fee included in section 9

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LEGAL NAME OF CANE9 CY ,:ABLE SYSTEM SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847 Name

WORKSHEET FOR COMPUTING THE DSE SCHEDULE FOR PERMITTED PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGEInstructions: You must completethis worksheetforthose stations identified bytheletter"P in column 2 of block B. part6 (i.e. those stationscarried prior to June 25,1981 under former FCC rules governing part-time and substitute carnage.)Column 1: List the call sign for each distant station identified by the letter "F in column 2 of part 6 of the DSE Schedule.Column 2: Indicate the DSE for this station for a single accounting period, occurring between January 1, 1978 and June 30, 1981.Column 3: Indicate the accounting period and year in which the carriage and DSE occurred, (e.g., 1981/1).Column 4: Indicate the basis of carriage at which the station was carried by listing one of the following letters:

(Note that the FCC rules and regulations cited below pertain to those in effect on June 24, 1981.)A—Part-time specialty programming: Cartage, on a part-time basis, of specialty programming under FCC rules, sections

76.59(d)(1),76.61(e)(1). or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(1)).B—Late-night programming: Carriage under FCC rules, sections 76.59(d)(3), 76.61( e)(3), or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(3)).S— Substitute Carriage under certain FCC rules. regulations or authorizations. For further explanation see page (v) of the

General Instructions.Column 5: Indicate the station's DSE for the current accounting period as computed in parts 2, 3, and 4 of this Schedule.Column 6: Compare the DSE figures listed In columns 2 and 5 and list the smaller of the two figures here. This figure sh ould be entered

in block B, column 3 of part 6 for this station.

IMPORTANT: The information you give in columns 2, 3, and 4 must be accurate and is subject to verification from the designatedStatement of Account on file in the Licensing Division.

Worksheet

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PERMITTED DSE FOR STATIONS CARRIED ON A PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE BASIS

1. CALLSIGN

2. PRIORDSE

3. ACCOUNTINGPERIOD

4. BASIS OFCARRIAGE

5. PRESENTDSE

6. PERMITTEDDSE

INSTRUCTIONS: flockIn block A:

If your answerIf your answer

,

_:::=:-_A must be completed.

is "Yes; complete blocksis 'No," leave blocks B

B and C, below.and C blank and complete part 8 of the DSE Schedule.

7Computation

BLOCK A: MAJOR TELEVISION MARKET of the

• Is any portion of the cable system within a top 100

effect June 24, 1981? G Yes—Complete

BLOCK B: Carriage of VHF/Grade B Contour

major television

blocks

market as defined by section 76.5 of FCC rules in

B and CC. INo— Proceed to part 8

— - — — - - — -- —

BLOCK C: Computation of Exempt DSEs

SyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

Stations

Is any station listed in block B of part 6 a commercial VHF stationthat places a Grade B contour, in whole or in part, over the cablesystem?

❑ Yes—List each station below with its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

❑ No—Enter zero and proceed to part 8.

Was any station listed in block B of Part 7 carried in any communityserved by the cable system prior to March 31, 1972? (refer toformer FCC rule 76.159)

❑ Yes—List each station below with its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

❑ No—Enter zero and .complete block D.•

CALL SIGN

•

SF CALL SIGNI

DSE CALL SIGN DSE ' CALL SIGN DSE

TOTAL DSEs I TOTAL DSEs

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NameLE3AL NAME CF CANNER CF CABLE 6 YS TEM. SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

7Computation

of theSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

BLOCK D: COMPUTATION OF THE SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGES.9dion

1 Enter the amount of "Gross Receipts" from space K (page 7) $►s.,;ficr,

2 A. Enter the Total DSEs from Block B of Part 7 ►

B. Enter the total number of exempt DSEs from Block C of Part 7 ►

• Is any

C. Subtract line B from line A and enter here. This is the total number of DSEssubject to the surcharge computation. If zero, proceed to part B. to-

portion of the cable system within a top 50 television market as defined by the FCC?E.: Yes—Complete section 3 below. IINo—Complete section 4 below.

SECTION 3: TOP 50 TELEVISION MARKET

sea.3a

• Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?❑ Yes—Complete part 9 of this Schedule. EXIo—Complete the applicable section below.

If the figure In section 2, line C is 4.000 or less, compute your surcharge here and leave section 3b blank. NOTE: If the DSEis 1.0 or less, multiply the "gross receipts" x .00599 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.

A. Enter .00599 of -gross receipts" (the amount in section1) $►

B. Enter of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) $.00377 ►

C. Subtract 1.000 from total permitted DSEs (the figure online C in section 2) and enter here ►

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here ►

E. Add lines A and D. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2 of block 4 in space L (page 7)Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge ► . 5

:s6.,..pori31:, If the figure In section 2, line Cis more thanan 4.000, compute your surcharge here and leave section 3a blank.

A. Enter .00599 of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) ► $

B. Enter of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) ►$.00377

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here

D. Enter .00178 of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) 0 S

E. Subtract 4.000 from total DSEs (the figure on line C in section 2) and enter here ►,

F. Multiply line D by line E and enter here ►$

G. Add lines A, C, and F. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2, block 4, space L (page 7)

Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge lo- $

SECTION 4: SECOND 50 TELEVISION MARKET

secion4a

Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?0 Yes—Complete part 9, of the Schedule. EXNo—Complete the following sections.

If the figure in section 2. line C is 4.000 or less, compute your surcharge here and leave section 4b blank. NOTE: If the DSEis 1.0 or less, multiply the 'gross receipts" x .003 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.A. Enter .00300 of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) • $

B. Enter .00189 of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) - $0 - __ ..

C.Subtract 1.000 from total permitted DSEs (the figure on line C in section 2)and enter here ►

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here ► $

E. Add lines A and D. This is your surcharge.Enter here and in line 2, block 4, space L (page 7)Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge S

I

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!RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847.Name

Sect;on4b If the figure in section 2. line C is more than 4.000, compute your surcharge here and leave section 4a blank.

A. Enter .00300 of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) 10-. $ ..- -

B. Enter of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) $.00189

1 7Computation

of theSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here li•S

D. Enter .00089 of "gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) Iii•S

E. Subtract 4.000 from the total DSEs (the figure on line C insection Z and enter here l•-

F. Multiply line D by line E and enter here /0.$

G. Add lines A, C, and F. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2, block 4, space L (page 7)

Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge 11,$

INSTRUCTIONS:You must complete this part of the DSE Schedule for the SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs In Part 6, Block 13; however, if block A of part

6 was checked 'yes; use the total number of DSEs from part 5.

• In block A, indicate, by checking 'Yes or "No," whether your system carried any partially-distant stations.

• If your answer is 'No,' compute your system's Base Rate Fee in block B. Leave part 9 blank.

• If your answer is' Yes' (that is, if you carried one or more partially-distant stations). you must complete part 9. Leave block B belowblank.

What la a "partially-distant station ?" A station is'partially-distant" if, at the time your system can -ied it, some of your subscribers werelocated within that station's local service area and others were located outside that area. For the definition of a station 's 'local servicearea,' see the 'Distant Station' section on page (iv) of the General Instructions.

BLOCK A: CARRIAGE OF PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS

8Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

• Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?

[Wes—Complete part 9 of this Schedule. ❑ No—Complete the following sections.

BLOCK B: NO PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS—COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEE

Section

1 Enter the amount of 'gross receipts from space K (page 7) IPA

Sedion0'

Salton

3

Enter the total number of permitted DSEs from block B, part 6 of this Schedule.(If block A of part 6 was checked "yes,"use the total number of DSEs from part 5.) I,

•

If the figure in section 2 is 4.000 or less, compute your Base Rate Fee here and leave section 4 blank.NOTE If the DSE is 1.0 or less, multiply the "gross receipts' x .01013 x the DSE. Enter the resuh on line A below.

A. Enter .01013 of "gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) 110$

B. Enter .00668 of 'gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) $∎

C. Subtract 1.000 from total DSEs(the figure in section 2) and enter here n

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here $O.

E Add lines A, and D. This is your Base Rate Fee. Enter hereand in block 3. line 1, space L (page 7)Base Rate Fee • $

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NameLEGAL NAME CC CVMJEP, CF CABLE :in YSTE M. SYSTEM ID# 1

1 , RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

8.,„1 semen, .

I 4If the figure in section 2 is more than 4.000, compute your Base Rate Fee here and leave section 3 blank.

A. Enter .01013 of 'gross receipts"

Computationof

(the amount in section 1) ►$

Base Rate Fee "grossB. Enter .00668 of receipts'(the arncxint in section 1) lb- -S

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here IP $

D. Enter of 'gross receipts'.00314$(the amount in sectiai 1) ►

E. Subtract 4.000 from total DSEs(the figure in section 2) and enter here 10.

F. Multiply line D by line E and enter here P $

G. Add lines A, C, and F. This Is your Base Rate Fee.Enter here and in block 3, line 1. space L (page 7)Base Rate Fee

In General: If any of the stations you carried was 'partially-distant' the statute allows you, In computing your Base Rate Fee, to exclude

9receipts from subscribers located within the station's local service area from your system's total "gross receipts." To take advantage ofthis exclusion, you must

Computation First Divide all of your sub scribers into'subsaiber groups' each group consisting entirely of subscribers th atare"distant" to th e same

of station or the same group of stations.

Base Rate FeeNext: Treat each subscribergroup as if it were a separate cable system. Determine the number of DSEs and the portion of your

and system's "gross receipts' attributable to that group, and calculate a separate Base Rate Fee for each group.SyndicatedExclusivity Finally: Add up the separate Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group. That total is the Base Rate Fee for your system.Surcharge

for Important: If any portion of your cable system is located within the top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must alsoPartially- compute a Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge for each subscriber group. In this case, complete both block A and B below. However, ifDistant your cable system is wholly located outside all major television markets, complete block A only.

StationsHow to Identify a Subecriber Group

Step 1: Determine the local service area of each wholly-distant and each partially-distant station you carried.

Step 2: For each wholly-distant and each partially-distant station you carried, determine which of your subscribers were locatedoutside the station's local service area. A subscriber located outside the local service area of a station Is "distant' to that station (and,by the same token, the station is "distant' to the subscriber.)

Step 3: Divide your subscribers into subscriber groups according to the complement of stations to which they are "distant" Eachsubscriber group must consist entirely of subscribers who are 'distant' to exactly the same complement of stations. Note that a cablesystem wil have only one subscriber group when the distant stations it carried have local service areas that coincide.

Computing the Base Rate Fee for each subscriber group: Block A contains separate sections, one for each of your system'ssubscriber groups.

In each section:

• Identify the communities/areas represented by each subscriber group.

• Give the call sign for each of the stations in the subscriber group's complement—that Is, each station that is "distant" to all of thesubscribers in the group.

• If:1) your system Is located wholly outside all major and smaller televison markets, give each station's DSE as you gave it in parts a 3,

and 4 of this Schedule; or,2) any portion of your system is located in a major or smaller televisor market, give each stations DSE as you gave it in block B. part

6 of this Schedule

• Add the DSEs for each station. This gives you the total OSEs for the particular subscriber group.

• Calculate 'gross receipts for the subscriber group. For furth er explanation of 'gross receipts see page (vi) of the General Instructions.

• Compute a Base Rate Fee for each subscriber group using the formula outline in block B of part 8 of this Schedule on the precedingpage. In making this computation, use the DSE and "gross recipts" figure applicable to the particular subscriber group (that is, the totalDSEs for that group's complement of stations and total 'gross receipts' from the subscribers in that group). You do not need to showyour actual calculations on the form.

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LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM IDARENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Church Point COMMUNITY/ AREA.. .Iota. Computationof

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE Base Rate Fee

WAFER 0,2f. WGN .0(

1

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

'Total DSEs' 0.25 "Total DSEs'

$

1 .00

$"Gross Receipts" 1st Group 186 988.24 "Gross Receipts" 2nd Group liblo3.11; 7

MIN MEMBase Rate Fee 1st Group Base Rate Fee 2nd Group

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUPCOMMUNITY/ ARE" •

EuhiCe; .Evangeline FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP COMMUNITY/ ARE,

Opelousas, St. Landry, CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE Lactnijoi Wash' ragn CALL SIGN DSE

'Total DSEs' 'Total DSEs"

$ 0.00 $ 0.0(. .46%22842 93444-1-21"Gross Receipts" 3rd Group "Gross Receipts" 4th Group

0.Base Kam ree sra croup base Kate ree 4th tiroup0.O(Base Rate Fee: Add the Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown In the boxes above.Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7) . $

4,511.8eMORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18.1

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 18. - 1 - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18

PERMITTED STATION

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM SYSTEM INRENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Jennings, Acadia, Jefferson-Davis

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Chataigner Computationof

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE Bass Rats Feeand

SyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

WAFB WGN

0,2f 1;0(

WAFB 0.25

'Total DSEs' Total DSEs' . S

015

"Gross Receipts" 5th Group 315 089.47 "Gross Receipts" 6th Group ;IYACI:N

Base Rate Fee 5th Grow) ISM Base Rate Fee 6th Group

COMMUNITY/ A SENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP" EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP COMMUNITY! AREA

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

'Total DSEs' 'Total DSEs'

$ $

"Gross Receipts" 7th Group

$

"Gross Receipts" 8th Group

;

base Kate Pee rtn uroup base mate Pee UM Limp

Base Rate Fee: Add the Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7) . $

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 18. NON-PERMITTED 3.75

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP 9

COMMUNITY/ AREA Church Point COMMUNITY/ AREA Iota Computation

ofCALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE EteM-Ratilffee

WAFB 0.25, -and

-Syndiented-Exclusivity-Surcharge.

-far--Partially--Distant--Station*

3.75 FEE

.

'Total DSEs' 0.00 'Total DSEs" 0.25

"Gross Receipts" 1st Group $ 186,988.24 "Gross Receipts . ' 2nd Group $ 29.553,37

3.75 Rate Fee 1st Group $ 0.00 3.75 Fee 2nd Group .$ 277.06

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUP FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA Eunice, Evangeline •Leonville, Washington

COMMUNITY/ AREA .0paldusas, .St Landry,

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE I CALL SIGN DSE

'Total DSEs' 0.00 "Total DSEs' 0.00

"Gross Receipts" 3rd Group $ 469,228.42 "Gross Receipts" 4th Group $ 934,941.21....

3.75 Fee 3rd Group $ 0.00. 3.75 Fee 4th Group $ 0.00

3.75 Fee: Add the 3.75 Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.Enter here and in the block 3, line 2, space L (page 7) $ 354.31 MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 18.1

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 18.- 1 . CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18

NON-PERMITTED 3.75

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUPFIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA Jennings, Acadia, Jefferson Davis

COMMUNITY/ AREA Chataigner computation

ofCALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE Eteee-Radt-Fee

WBRZ 0.25. -Syndicend

ated-Exclusivity-Surcharge-

-ferPartially--Ettstent---Station*

3.75 FEE

"Total DSEs' 0.00 'Total DSEs* 0.25

"Gross Receipts" 5th Group $ 315.089.47 "Gross Receipts" 6th Group $ 8.239.79

3.75 Rate Fee 5th Group $ 0.00 3.75 Fee 6th Group .$ 77.25

SEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA COMMUNITY/ AREA

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

'Tota1 DSEs' 'Total DSEs"

"Gross Receipts" 7th Group "Gross Receipts" 8th Group $....

3.75 Fee 7th Group $ 3.75 Fee 8th Group $

3.75 Fee: Add the 3.75 Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.

Enter here and in the block 3, line 2, space L (page 7) $

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200611

DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 19.

NameLEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

9Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televlson market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 78.5 of FCC rules in effect on June 24. 1981:

0 First 50 major television market E Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed in block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In line 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs" in block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D, section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipts" figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcalculations on this form.

FIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00 Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0 .00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.Une 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00. ,

Une 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE1st Group 0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE2nd Group 0.00$

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUP FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs0.00 Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0 . 00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Une 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE3rd Group -

0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE4th Group 0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and in block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7) $ 0.00

MORE SUBCRIBER GROUPS LISTED ON PAGE 19 -1

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2006/1

PAGE 19-1 - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 19 DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 19.

r LEGALName

NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM ID#RENAISSANCE MEDIA LLC 006847

9Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

.-4<

BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televison market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 76.5of FCC rules in effect on June 24, 1981:

❑ First 50 major television market 0 Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed in block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In line 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs' in block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D, section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipts" figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcalculations on this form.

FIFTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP SIXTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0.00Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00..

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE5th Group' 0.00

$

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE6th Group 0.00$

SEVENTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP EIGHTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Une 1: Enter the VHF DSEs Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

Une 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs . Une 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs

Une 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surchargecomputation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from Ilne 1and enter here. This is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surchargecomputation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE7th Group - $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE8th Group $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and in block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7) $

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTfor Secondary Transmissions byCable Systems (Long Form)

General Instructions are at theend of this form [pages (i)-(vii)].

AMOUNTDATE RECEIVED

$ lg i (Alp. 10

TLALLOCATION NUMBER

11_111LISZ:

755798

LICENSIPA ENVISION

MAR 0 2 2006

FOR COPYRIGHT OFFICE USE ONLY

IF YOU ARE FILING FOR A PRIOR ACCOUNTING PERIOD,CONTACT THE LICENSING DIVISION FOR THE CORRECT FORM.

SA3Long Form

Return to:Library of CongressCopyright OfficeLicensing Division101 Independence Ave. SEWashington, DC 20557-6400(202) 707-8150

[For courier deliveries.see page i of the generalinstructions]

A ACCOUNTING PERIOD COVERED BY THIS STATEMENT:Accounting July 1- December 31, 2005

Period

BOwner

INSTRUCTIONS:Your file has been established under the information given below. If there are any changes, draw a line through the

incorrect information and print or type the correct information beside it.Give the full legal name of the owner of the cable system. If the owner is a subsidiary of another corporation, give the full

corporate title of the subsidiary, not that of the parent corporation.Ust any other name or names under which the owner conducts the business of the cable system.

LEGAL NAME OF OWNER/MAIUNG ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM

Charter Communications LLC

1

12405 Powerscourt Drive St. Louis, MO 63131.3674

i

029429

029429 20051

C INSTRUCTIONS: In line 1, give any business or trade names used to identify the business and operation of the system unless thesenames already appear In space B. In line 2 give the mailing address of the system, if different from the address given in space B.

System IDENTIFICATION OF CABLE SYSTEM:

Charter Communications

0c.

MAILING ADDRESS OF CABLE SYSTEM:

PO. DRAWER 130,. 934. ANDREVVS.AVE (Numper. Street. Rut a! Rette. Apartment or Suite Number)

OZARK, AL 35360 (at Town. State. ZIP Cocia)

DAres

Served

INSTRUCTIONS: List each separate community served by the cable system. A 'community" is the same as a 'community unit" asdefined In FCC rules: "...a separate and distinct community or municipal entity (Including unincorporated communities withinunincorporated areas and including single. discrete unincorporated areas.') 47 C.F.R. §76.5(mm). The Ind community that youlist will serve as a form of system Identification hereafter known as the "First Community." Please use It as the FirstCommunity on all future filings.Note: Entities and properties such as hotels, apartments, condominiums or mobile home parks should be reported in parentheses belowthe identified city.

CITY OR TOWN ii STATE CITY OR TOWN STATE

First ► OZARK j: AL Communit

y City. of Brundige 1 ALCity. of Elba ....ALCoffee County .......... .ALDALE COUNTY ALPike County. - ...... - ALTroy. AL ..... ..

____ . ... :

... . .

NOTICE: This form has been electronically photo-reproduced by GRALIN associates, inc

No8WAKA

WBMM

WCOV

1WDFX

WDHN

WDIQ

WGIQ

WGN

WNCF

WRJM

WSFA

WTVM

SELMA, AL

TUSKEGEE, AL

MONTGOMERY, AL

OZARK, AL

DOTHAN, AL

DOZIER, AL

LOUISVILLE, AL

CHICAGO, IL

MONTGOMERY, AL

TROY, AL

MONTGOMERY, AL

COLUMBUS, GA

DOTHAN, AL

022 Yes

20 No

34 No

18 NoN

2 E No

43 NoE

09 Yes

32 NoN

67 No

12 N No

9 No

NoWTVY

4

1. CALLSIGN

2. B'CAST 7 3. TYPECHANNEL OFNUMBER STATION

4. DISTANT?(Yes or No)

5. BASIS OFCARRIAGE(If Distant)

6. LOCATION OF STATION

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200512FORM SA3 PAGE 3

Name Charter Communications LLCSYSTEM ID#

029429

GPrimary

Transmitters:Television

INSTRUCTIONS:' General: In space G. identity every television station (including translator stations and low power television stations)

carried by your cable system during the accounting period, except: (1) stations carried only on a part-time basis underFCC rules and regulations in effect on June 24, 1981 permitting the carnage of certain network programs [sections76.59(d)(2) and (4), 76.61(e)(2) and (4) or 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(2) and (4))1: and (2) certain stations carried on asubstitute program basis, as explained in the next paragraph.

Substitute Basis Stations: With respect to any distant stations carried by your cable system on a substitute programbasis under specific FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations:• Do not list the station here in space G —but do list it in space I (the Special Statement Program Log)—If the station was

carried only on a substitute basis.List the station here. and also in space I, if the station was carried both on a substitute basis and also on some otherbasis. For futher Information concerning substitute basis stations, see page (v) of the General Instructions.Column 1: List each station's call sign. Do not report origination program services such as HBO, ESPN, etc.Column 2: Give the number of the channel on which the station's broadcasts are carried in its own community. This

may be different from the channel on which your cable system carried the station.Column 3: Indicate in each case whether the station is a network station. an independent station, or a noncommercial

educational station, by entering the letter "N" (for network), "I" (for independent) or "E" (for noncommercial educational).For the meaning of these terms. see page (iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 4: If the station is"distant" enter "Yes." If not, enter"No." For explanation of what a "distant station" is, see page(iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 5: If you have entered "Yes" in column 4. you must complete column 5. stating the basis on which your cablesystem carried the the distant station during the accounting period. Indicate by entering "LAC" If your cable system carriedthe distant station on a part-time basis because of lack of activated channel capacity. If you carried the channel on anyother basis, enter "0." For a further explanation of these two categories, see page (iv) of the General Instructions.

Column 6: Give the location of each station. For U.S. stations, list the community to which the station Is licensed bythe FCC. For Mexican or Canadian stations, if any. give the name of the community with which the station is identified.

3. STATION'SCALL SIGN

2. LIVE?Yes or No

WHEN SUBSTITUTECARRIAGE OCCURRED rnEASON ,on

5. MONTH 0. TIMES DELETIONAND DAY FROM —

SUBSTITUTE PROGRAM

4. STATION'S LOCATION1. -111LE CIE PROGRAM

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 2005/2FORM SA3. PAGE 5.

Name Charter Communications [LCSYSTEM ID#

029429

SubstituteCarriage:Special

Statement andProgram Log

GENERALIn space I, identify every nonnetwork television program, broadcast by a distant station, that your cable system carriedon a substitute basis during the accounting period, under specific present and former FCC rules, regulations, orauthorizations. For a further explanation of the programming that must be included in this log. see page (v) of the General •Instructions.

1. SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGE• During the accounting period, did your cable system carry, on a substitute baSs, any nonnetwork television program

broadcast by a distant station? I= Yes NoNote: If your answer is 'No", leave the rest of this page blank. If your answer is 'Yes," you must complete the programlog in block 2.

2. LOG OF SUBSTITUTE PROGRAMSIn General: List each substitute program on a separate ri n e . Use abbreviations wherever possible. if thei r meaning is clear.If you need more space, please attach additional pages.

Column 1: Give the title of every nonnetwork television program C'substitute program") that, during the accountingperiod, was broadcast by a distant station and that your cable system substituted for the programming of another stationunder certain FCC rules, regulations, or authorizations. See page (v) of the General Instructions for further information.Do not use general categories like "movies" or "basketball .'' List specific program titles, for example, "I Love Lucy" or "NBABasketball: 76ers vs. Bulls."

Column 2: If the program was broadcast live, enter °Yes." Otherwise enter "No."Column 3: Give the call sign of the station broadcasting the substitute program.Column 4: Give the broadcast station's location (the community to which the station is licensed by the FCC or, in the

case of Mexican or Canadian stations. if any, the community with which the station is identified).Column 5: Give the month and day when your system carried the substitute program. Use numerals, with the month

first. Example: for May 7 give "5/7."Column 6: State the times when the substitute prcgram was carried by your cable system. List the times accurately

to the nearest five minutes. Example: a program carried by a system from 6:01:15 p.m. to 6:28:30 p.m. should be statedas "6:00-6:30 p.m."

Column 7: Enter theletter "R" it the listed program was substituted for programming that your system was requiredtodelete under FCC rules and regulations in effect during the accounting period; or enter the letter "P" if the listed programwas substituted for programming that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations in effect onOctober 19, 1976.

MINIMUM FEE: All cable systems with semiannual "gross receipts" of $527,600 or more are required to pay at leastthe Minimum Fee, regardless of whether they carried any distant stations. This fee is 1.013 percent of the system's"gross receipts" for the accounting period. 815,777.25Ling 1. Enter the amount of "gross receipts" from space K ►Line 2. Multiply the amount in line 1 by .01013

Enter the result here.This is your Minimum Fee ►

8,263.82

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200512FORM SA3. PAGE 7.

0.^:NEP 0.1 SYSTEM ID# ,

NameCharter Communications LLC

029429 1

K • GROSS RECEIPTS

Instructions: The figure you give in this space determines the form you file and the amount you pay. Enter the totalof all amounts ("gross receipts'• paid to your cable system by subscribers for the system's "secondary transmission

Groin Receipts service" (as identified in space E) during the accounting period. For a further explanation of how to compute this amount,see page (vi) of the General Instructions.

Gross receipts from subscribers for secondary•transmission service(s) 815777.25during the accounting period. •. i $

,IMPORTANT: You must complete a statement in space P concerning gross receipts.; ;..1...)Unt '.7C.r.z;er.E.35'. n

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTING THE COPYRIGHT ROYALTY FEEUse the blocks in this space L to determine the royalty fee you owe:• Complete block 1, showing your Minimum Fee.• Complete block 2, showing whether your system carried any distant television stations.• If your system did not carry any distant television stations, leave block 3 blank. Enter the amount of the Minimum Fee

from block 1 on line 1 of block 4, and calculate the Total Royalty Fee.• If your system did carry any distant television stations you must complete the applicable parts of the DSE Schedule

accompanying this form and attach the Schedule to your Statement of Account.

► If part 8 or part 9, Block A, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the base rate fee should be entered on line 1 of Block3 below.

► If part 6 of the DSE Schedule was completed, the amount from line 7 of Block C should be entered on line 2 in Block3 below.

► If part 7 or part 9, Block B, of the DSE Schedule was completed, the surcharge amount should be entered on line 2in Block 4 below.

DISTANT TELEVISION STATIONS CARRIED: Your answer here must agree with the information you gave inspace G. If, in space G, you identified any stations as "distant" by stating "Yes" in column 4, you must check "Yes"in this block.• Did your cable system carry any distant television stations during the accounting period?X' Yes—Complete the DSE Schedule. ❑ No—Leave block 3 below blank and complete line 1. block 4.

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE: Enter the Base Rate Fee from either Part 8, section 3 or 3,305.534, or Part 9, Block A of the DSE Schedule. If none, enter zero •$

Une a 3.75 Fee: Enter the total fee from line 7, Block C, Part 6 of the DSE 25,391.07Schedule. If none, enter zero ►

Line 3. Add lines 1 and 2 and enterhere $ 28,696.601

8100

1

Block2

LCopyright

Royalty Fes

Line 1. BASE RATE FEE/3.75 FEE, or MINIMUM FEE: Enter either the minimum feefrom Block 1 or the sum of the Base Rate Fee/3.75 Fee from Block 3, line 3,whichever is larger..

Line 2. SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Enter the fee from either part 7(block D, section 3 or 4) or part 9 (block B) of the DSE Schedule. If none, enterzero ► $

Line 3. INTEREST CHARGE: Enter the amount from line 4, space Q. page 9 (InterestWorksheet) ►$

bk..*

4 28,696.60

0.00

0.00

TOTAL ROYALTY FEE. Add Lines 1, 2 and 3 of Block 4 and enter total here 28,696.60

Remit this amount via electronic payment; or in the form of a certified check, cashier's check,or money order, payable to Register of Copyrights. Do not send cash. We recommend electronicpayments

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200512

FORM SA3. PAGE 9.

NAM': .7, •yp,1.0,1.1,.: SYSTEM IDkName Charter Communications LLC ..029429

SPECIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING GROSS RECEIPTS EXCLUSIONThe Satellite Home Viewer Act of 1988 amended Title 17. section 111(d)(1)(A), of the Copyright Act by adding the followingsentence:

Statement of ; "In determining the total number of subscribers and the gross amounts paid to the cable system for the basic serviceGrose Receipts • of providing secondary transmissions of primary broadcast transmitters, the system shall not include subscribers

and amounts collected from subscribers receiving secondary transmissions pursuant to section 119."

For more information on when to exclude these amounts, see the note on page(vi) of the General Instructions.

During the accounting period did the cable system exclude any amounts of gross receipts for secondary transmissionsmade by satellite carriers to satellite "dish" owners?

)C NO

' 7 YES. Enter the total here $ and list the satellite carrier(s) below.

Name

Malmo A ∎laress

Name

Madlic; AdIress

I Name.Mailinn A.11rfrs

Q WORKSHEET FOR COMPUTING INTEREST

Nam.

You must complete this worksheet for those royalty payments submitted as a result of a late payment or underpayment.I For an explanation of interest assessment. see page (vii) General Instructions.

Une 1 Enter the amount of late payment or underpayment $

x

Une 2 Multiply line 1 by the Interest rate' and enter the sum here

x days

Une 3 Multiply line 2 by the number of days late and enter the sum here x .00274

Une 4 Multiply line 3 by .00274" enter here and on line 3, Block 4,space L, (page 7) $

(interest charge)

• Contact the Licensing Division at (202) 707-8150 (8:30 a.m -5:00 p.m. eastern time. Monday-Friday except federalholidays) for the interest rate for the accounting period in which the late payment or underpayment occurred.

" This is the decimal equivalent of '1/365. which is the interest assessment for one day late.

NOTE: If you are filing this worksheet covering a Statement of Account already submitted to the Copyright Office, pleaselist below the Owner, Address. First Community Served, and Accounting Period as given In the original filing.

• Owner • Address

First Community Served Accounting Period

InterestAtasettement

2. NUMBEROF HOURSCARRIED BYSYSTEM

3. NUMBEROF HOURSSTATIONON AIR

4. BASIS OFCARRIAGEVALUE

1. CALLSIGN

6. DSE5. TYPEVALUE

X

X

xxxxx

ACCOUNTING PERIOD: 200512DSE SCHEDULE. PAGE 12.

•M: y 5TE M

Charter Communications LLCSYSTEM ID#

029429Name

I NSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTA710 N OF DSEe FOR STATIONS C ARRIED PART-TIME DUE TO LACK OF ACT1VATEDCHANNELCAPACITY

Column 1: List the call sign of all distant stations identified by "LAC in column 5 of space G (page 3).Column 2: Fa each station. give the number of hours your cable system carried the station during the accounting period. This figure

should correspond with the information given in space J. Calculate only one DSE for each station.Column 3: For each station, give the total number of hours that the station broadcast over the air during the accounting period.Column 4: Divide the figure in column 2 by the figure in column 3, and give the result In decimals in column 4. This figure must be

carried out at least to the third decimal point. This is the 'basis of carriage value for the station.Column 5: For each vrdependentstation give the -type-value" as'1.0. - For each network or non commercial educational station, give

the 'type-value as ".25."Column 6: Multiply the figure in column 4 by the figure in column 5. and give the result in column 6. Round to no less than the third

•decimal point. This is the station 's "DSE.' (For more information on rounding, see page (vil) of the General Instructions.)

CATEGORY "LAC" STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

3Computation of ,

DSEe forCategory

"LAC" Stations

SUM OF DSEs OF CATEGORY "LAC" STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station .

Enter the sum here and in fine 2 of part 5 of this Schedule. 0.00

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPUTATION OF DSEs FOR SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS:Column 1: Give the call sign of each station listed in space I (page 5, the Log of Substitute Programs) if that station: 4• Was carried by your system in substitution for a program that your system was permitted to delete under FCC rules and regulations

in effect on October 19, 1976 (as shown by the letter "P" in column 7 of space I): and• Broadcast one or more live. nonnetwork programs during that optional carriage (as shown by the word "Yee In column 2 of Computation of

space I). DSEe forColumn 2: For each station give the number of live, nonnetwork programs carried In substitution for programs that were deleted at Substitute-

your option. This figure should correspond with the information in space I. Basis StationsColumn 3: Enter the number of days In the calendar year: 365, except in a leap year.Column 4: Divide the figure in column 2 by the figure in column 3. and give the result in column 4. Round to no less than the third

decimal point. This is the station's "DSE" (For more information on rounding. see page (vii) of the General Instructions.)

SUBSTITUTE-BASIS STATIONS: COMPUTATION OF DSEs

1. CALL 2. NUMBER 3. NUMBER 4. DSE 1. CALL 2. NUMBER 3. NUMBER 4. DSESIGN OF OF DAYS SIGN OF OF DAYS

PROGRAMS IN YEAR PROGRAMS IN YEAR

SUM OF DSEs OF SUBSTITUTE•BASIS STATIONS:Add the DSEs of each station.

Enter the sum here and in line 3 of part 5 of this Schedule, 0.00

TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEs: Give the amounts from the boxes in parts 2. 3. and 4 of this Schedule, and add them to provide the totalnumber of DSEs applicable to your systern 5

1 Number of DSEs from part 2 2.002 Number of DSEs from part 3

• U.00- Total Number

3. Number of DSEs from part 4 ••

of DSEs

2.00TOTAL NUMBER OF DSEs

CALL SIGN i DSE CALL SIGN DSE

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 I•• • 0.01)- 0.00. 0.00'

0.00 TOTAL DSEs

0,00.00.00.0

•0.00.000.0010.00

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WORKSHEET FOR COMPUTING THE DSE SCHEDULE FOR PERMITTED PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE CARRIAGE WorksheetInstructions: You mustcompletethisworksheetforthose stations identified by th e letter" F in column 2 of block B. part6 (i.e. those station scarried prior to June 25,1981 under former FCC rules governing part-time and substitute carriage.)Column 1: List the call sign for each distant station identified by the letter "F in column 2 of part 6 of the DSE Schedule.Column 2: Indicate the DSE far this station for a single accounting period, occurring between January 1, 1978 and June 30. 1981.Column 3: Indicate the accounting period and year in which the carriage and DSE occurred. (e.g., 1981/1).Column 4: Indicate the basis of carriage on which the station was carried by listing one of the following letters:

(Note that the FCC rules and regulations cited below pertain to those in effect on June 24, 1981.)A-Part-time specialty programming: Carriage. on a part-time basis, of specialty programming under FCC rules, sections

76 .59(d)(1 ),76.61(e)(1). or 76.63 (referring to 76.61 (e)( 1 )).B- Late-night programming: Carriage under FCC rules. sections 76.59(d)(3). 76.61(e)(3). cc 76.63 (referring to 76.61(e)(3)). •S-Substitute Carriage under certain FCC rules, regulations or authorizations. For further explanation see page (v) of the

General Instructions.Column 5: Indicate the station's DSE for the current accounting period as computed in parts 2, 3, and 4 of this Schedule.Column 6: Compare the DSE figures listed in columns 2 and 5 and list the smaller of the two figures here. This figure should be entered

in block B. column 3 of part 6 for this station.

IMPORTANT: The information you give in columns 2. 3. and 4 must be accurate and is subject to verification from the designatedStatement of Account on file in the Licensing Division.

PERMITTED DSE FOR STATIONS CARRIED ON A PART-TIME AND SUBSTITUTE BASIS

1. CALL 2. PRIOR

SIGN DSE3. ACCOUNTING 4. BASIS OF

PERIOD CARRIAGE5. PRESENT 6. PERMITTED

DSE DSE

INSTRUCTIONS: Block A must be completed.In block A:

If your answer is *Yes," complete blocks B and C, below.If your answer is °No." leave blocks B and C blank and complete part 8 of the DSE Schedule.

BLOCK A: MAJOR TELEVISION MARKET

• Is any portion of the cable system within a top 100 major television market as defined by section 76.5 of FCC rules in

effect June 24, 1981? 0 Yes- Complete blocks B and C . allo-Proceed to part B

7Computation

of theSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

BLOCK B: Carriage of VHF/Grade B Contour Stations

Is any station listed In block B of part 6 a commercial VHF stationthat places a Grade B contour, in whole or in part, over the cablesystem?

❑ Yes-List each station below with Its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

❑ No-Enter zero and proceed to part 8.

BLOCK C: Computation of Exempt DSEs

Was any station listed in block B of Part 7 carried In any communityserved by the cable system prior to March 31, 1972? (refer toformer FCC rule 76.159)

0 Yes-List each station below with its appropriate permitted DSEvalue.

❑ No- Enter zero and complete block D.

CALL SIGN DSE ! CALL SIGN DSE

TOTAL DSEs

N.-JOE Zr IC^ cr SYSTEM ID#Name

029429Charter Communications LLC

7A. Enter .00300 of "gross receipts" (the amount in section 1) ► 9 Computationuththetion

B. Enter .00189 of 'gross receipts' (the amount in section 1) 0.$Syndicated

C. Multiply line B by 3.000 and enter here loS ExclusivitySurcharge

D. Enter .00089 of 'gross receipts" (the amount in section 1)

E. Subtract 4.000 from the total DSEs (the figure on line C insection 2) and enter here

F. Multiply line D by line E and enter here

G. Add lines A, C, and F. This is your surcharge.Enter here and on line 2, block 4, space L (page 7)

Syndicated Exclusivity Surcharge S ►

4b If the figure in section 2. line C is more than 4.000. compute your surcharge here and leave section 4a blank.

INSTRUCTIONS:You must complete this part of the DSE Schedule for the SUM OF PERMITTED DSEs in Part 6, Block B; however. if block A of part

6 was checked 'yes,' use the total number of DSEs from part 5.

• In block A, indicate. by checking 'Yes' or "No.' whether your system carried any partially-distant stations.

• If your answer is - No." compute your system's Base Rate Fee in block B. Leave part 9 blank.

• If your answer is*Yes" (that Is, If you carried one or more partially-distant stations), you must complete part 9. Leave block B belowblank.

What lea "partially-dlotent station ?" A station is "partially-distant' If, at the time your system carried it, some of your subscribers werelocated within that station's local service area and others were located outside that area. For the definition of a station's local servicearea,' see the 'Distant Station" section on page (iv) of the General Instructions.

BLOCK A: CARRIAGE OF PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS

• Did your cable system retransmit the signals of any partially-distant television stations during the accounting period?

C Yes—Complete part 9 of this Schedule. CXNo—Complete the following sections.

BLOCK B: NO PARTIALLY-DISTANT STATIONS—COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEE

Sed.on

1 Enter the amount of 'gross receipts from space K (page 7)

Seaton

2 Enter the total number of permitted DSEs from block B. part 6 of this Schedule.(If block A of part 6 was checked "yes'use the total number of DSEs from part 5.) ►

3 If the figure in section 2 Is 4.000 or less, compute your Base Rate Fee here and leave section 4 blank.NOTE If the DSE is 1.0 or less, multiply the 'gross receipts" x .01013 x the DSE. Enter the result on line A below.

A. Enter .01013 of 'gross receipts'(the amount in section 1)

B. Enter .00668 of 'gross receipts'(the amount in section 1) ►S

C. Subtract I 000ft= total DSEs(the figure in section 2) and enter here.. .....

D. Multiply line B by line C and enter here ►

E. Add Ines A, and D. This is your Base Rate Fee. Enter hereand in block 3. line 1_ space L (page 7)Base Rate Fee

8Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

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LEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM IDCharter Communications LLC 02942'

. Name

BLOCK A: COMPUTATION OF BASE RATE FEES FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Computationof

Base Rate Feeand

SyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartially-Distant

Stations

FIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

COMMUNITY/ AREA . Troy.,. BM Midge, Pike.Co I COMMUNITY/ AREA Elba, .Coffee-County

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

WGN 1,0( WGN 4.1 I

'Total DSEs' .00 'Total °SEW

"Gross Receipts" 1st Group 11114111

. (

"Gross Receipts" 2nd Group 14IV74;N 7

• .,1 • . . IBase Rate Fee 1st Group Base Rate Fee 2nd Group

THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUPCOMMUNITY/ AREA COMMUNITY/ ARE

Ozark, Dale Co. FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE CALL SIGN DSE

4

'Total DSEs' 'Total OSEs'

S 0.00 S. .489466.3"Gross Receipts" 3rd Group 0 "Gross Receipts" 4th G roup

$

Base Kate Fee .sra uroup .00 base Kate Fee 4th Group

Base Rate Fee: Add the Base Rate Fees for each subscriber group as shown in the boxes above.Enter here and in block 3, line 1, space L (page 7)

J.305.5:.

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NameLEGAL NAME OF OWNER OF CABLE SYSTEM: SYSTEM ID#Charter Communications LLC 029429

9Computation

ofBase Rate Fee

andSyndicatedExclusivitySurcharge

forPartiallyDistant

Stations

BLOCK B: COMPUTATION OF SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

If your cable system is located within a top 100 television market and the station is not exempt, you must also compute a SyndicatedExclusivity Surcharge. Indicate which major televison market any portion of your cable system is located in as defined by section 76.5 of FCC rules in effect on June 24, 1981:

❑ First 50 major television market E Second 50 major television marketINSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: In line 1, give the total DSEs by subscriber group for commercial VHF Grade B contour stations listed In block A, part 9 of thisSchedule.

Step 2: In line 2 give the total number of DSEs by subscriber group for the VHF Grade B contour stations that were classified as 'ExemptDSEs' in block C, part 7 of this Schedule. If none enter zero.

Step 3: In line 3 subtract line 2 from line 1. This is the total number of DSEs used to compute the surcharge.

Step 4: Compute the surcharge for each subscriber group using the formula outlined in block D, section 3 or 4 of part 7 of this Schedule.In making this computation use 'Gross Receipts' figures applicable to the particular group. You do not need to show your actualcalculations on this form.

FIRST SUBSCRIBER GROUP SECOND SUBSCRIBER GROUP

Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0. 00 Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs 0.00

0.00Line 2 Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0.00..

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surcharge 0.00computation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE1st Group • 0.00

$

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE2nd Group $ 0.00

'

- THIRD SUBSCRIBER GROUP FOURTH SUBSCRIBER GROUP

0.00Une 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

0.Line 1: Enter the VHF DSEs

0 .00Une 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs 0. Line 2: Enter the 'Exempt DSEs

Une 3: Subract Ilne 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject tot the surcharge 0.Ncomputation

Line 3: Subract line 2 from line 1and enter here. This Is thetotal number of DSEs forthis subscriber groupsubject to the surchargecomputation

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE3rd Group

0.00 $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITYSURCHARGE4th Group $

SYNDICATED EXCLUSIVITY SURCHARGE: Add the surcharge for each subscriber group as shownin the boxes above. Enter here and in block 4, line 2 of space L (page 7) 0.00

$