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II. SUMMARY OF MAJOR FINDINGS <br /> The primary findings from the 155 responses to a questionnaire by focus group <br /> participants or on-line survey respondents are as follows. See Section III of this <br /> Executive Summary for recommendations resulting from these findings. <br /> • Over half of these respondents subscribe to the Comcast cable TV service, and of <br /> this group, 45% pay extra to receive HD channels, 41% subscribe to Comcast's <br /> internet and telephone service, and 32.1% subscribe to Comcast's internet service <br /> (but not telephone service). <br /> • When Comcast subscribers were asked to indicate which one source they used most <br /> often to find information about programming on their cable TV channels, the most <br /> frequently indicated source was Comcast's on-screen program guide, which was <br /> indicated more than three times as often as the next most popular source. <br /> • A majority of the respondents to the questionnaire answered either "Very Good" or <br /> "Good" when asked to indicate their level of satisfaction with the quality of the <br /> picture and sound from Comcast and the reliability of the Comcast cable TV <br /> service. However, few of these Comcast subscribers answered positively when <br /> asked about the fairness of the rates for basic and premium cable TV services. <br /> • When the Comcast subscriber-respondents were asked to indicate their "overall" <br /> level of satisfaction with Comcast, over half of them indicated that they were "Very <br /> Satisfied"or "Somewhat Satisfied". <br /> • Survey respondents who do not subscribe to the Comcast cable TV service most <br /> frequently indicated that they didn't subscribe because "Cable TV service is too <br /> expensive", "1 receive enough programming on over-the-air broadcast stations" or <br /> "I'm not interested— 1 don't watch TV enough to make it worthwhile". <br /> • Three-fourths of all Comcast subscriber-respondents indicated that they had <br /> watched a CTV North Suburbs ("CTV") channel. Of these respondents, very high <br /> percentages said they agreed or strongly agreed that CTV provides a valuable <br /> public service, provides programming that deals with local issues, and provides <br /> programming that publicizes local services. <br /> • About 80% of all survey respondents know that community organizations can have <br /> programs about the services and activities appear on a CTV channel and that they <br /> can learn how to make programs to show on a CTV channel . <br /> iii <br />