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<br /> EXHIBIT A - Continued <br />. . Viewer's Choice 4 - similar to Viewer's Choice 3 but featuring yet another movie <br /> option. <br /> . Viewer's Choice 5 - similar to above featuring yet another movie option. <br /> . C - 6. Interactive Services - Meredith Cable's plan contemplates the capability of <br /> offering interactive services upon completion ofthe project and a reasonable expectation <br /> of consumer acceptance and financial viability. While various services are currently <br /> developing, Meredith Cable is considering, among other services, a digital music service <br /> and interactive program guide. No decisions have been made regarding particular <br /> services, pricing or launch dates. <br /> . C - 7. Digital Services - Meredith Cable anticipates that additional premium service <br /> options, pay-per-view offerings and other new services including future digital services <br /> will be offered over time utilizing the appropriate bandwidth. <br /> D. HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION <br /> In addition to traditional video services, the cable system will position Meredith Cable to offer <br /> new and yet-to-be-developed non-video services. <br />e . D - 1. The subscriber network will have adequate capability to enable the provision of <br /> high speed data service such as Internet access as marketplace need dictates. <br /> . D - 2. Meredith Cable's system will be able to address opportunities to meet the non- <br /> video interests of the business community by including fiber capacity through business <br /> corridors identified during the construction walkout in order to explore high speed data <br /> services demand by business users. <br /> E. COMMITMENT TO ACCESS PROGRAMMING <br /> Meredith Cable proposes to meet and exceed the agreements regarding access support which <br /> were entered into with the North Suburban Cable Communications Commission in the November <br /> 3, 1994 Memorandum of Understanding. Specifically Meredith Cable proposes the following <br /> support for local access programming: <br /> . E - 1. Meredith Cable agrees to maintain the number of access channels (12) as currently <br /> exist and accept the concept of having the current channel loan agreements extended for <br /> the fifteen (15) year renewal term and that the Commission will retain control over the <br /> entire 6 MHZ spectrum that equals one channeL. <br /> . E - 2. Meredith Cable agrees that the Commission can, on its own, change the name of <br /> required PEG channels, provided that Meredith is indemnified from any claims as a result <br />. <br /> 7 <br />