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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Time Warner

Corporate Overview

Company Profile 5

Stock Performance Analysis 6

Competitor Analysis 7

Org Charts & Contacts

Executive Management 10

Senior IT Management 12

Security Management 13

Information Technology Management 14

Operational Support & Systems Management 16

Voice & IP Services Engineering Management 17

Contacts Table 18

Bios, Interviews & Presentations

IT Executive Biographies 22

Frank Boncimino 32

IT Executive Interviews 33


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Time Warner

Richard D. Parsons 33


Jeffrey L. Bewkes 35

Jeffrey L. Bewkes 36

Frank Boncimino 37

Cyndee Everman 38


Frank Boncimino 41

IT Executive Presentations 43

Second Quarter 2008 Results 43

Second Quarter 2008 Results - Time Warner Cable 44

Time Warner Cable Separation 45

IT Infrastructure & Applications

Wireless LAN Solution 47

Interactive Television Application 48

Video Management System 49


Time Warner

Corporate Overview

CORPORATE OVERVIEWTime Warner



Company ProfileHeadquarters Contact Information

Time Warner

Corporate Overview

Time Warner is the world's largest media conglomerate withoperations spanning film, television, cable TV, publishing, and onlinecontent and services. Its film and TV production division WarnerBros. Entertainment includes Warner Bros. Pictures and New LineCinema, while its television properties include Cinemax, HBO, andTurner Broadcasting. Time Warner Cable is the #2 cable operator(behind Comcast), serving more than 14 million subscribers, while itsAOL unit attracts more than 100 million Internet users to its onlinecontent portal. Venerable Time Inc. is the top consumer magazinepublisher with such titles as Fortune, People, and Time.

One Time Warner CenterNew York, New York 10019United States

Phone: +0-000-000-0000

http://www.timewarner.com

Employees: 92700D-U-N-S: 799527630

Financial Performance Sales by Division / Product



Stock Performance AnalysisCompared to Index of Peers & Competitors

12 Months 5 Years

Time Warner

Corporate Overview

Consensus Recommendation

Sell Underperform Hold Outperform

Consensus:

Outperform

Last Updated:

September 03,

Buy


Corporate Overview Org Charts & Contacts Bios, Interviews &Presentations IT Infrastructure & AppsCorporate Overview

Time WarnerCompetitor Analysis

Questions toConsider inDiscussions widthTime WarnerPersonnel?

How productive Are TimeWarner's employees vs

competitors?

Revenue perEmployee

Revenue per Employee vs Competitors

Revenue per Employee ($K)

272.48

306.84

341.2

375.55

409.91

444.27

478.62

512.98

547.34

581.69

Time WarnerInc.

547.34$K

Industry:Entertainme

nt -Diversified

515.62$K

Walt DisneyCo.

272.48$K

NEWS CORP

NaN

$K

VIACOM INCCL A

NaN

$K

How’s profitable is TimeWarner vs competitors?

Operating Margin

Operating Margin vs Competitors

Operating Margin (%)

0 2.52

5.04

7.56

10.07

12.59

15.11

17.63

20.15

Walt DisneyCo.

20.15%

Time WarnerInc.

18.46%


nt -Diversified

17.47%

NEWS CORP

0%

VIACOM INCCL A

0%

How’s Time Warner'sGrowth vs competitors?

Revenue Growth

Revenue Growth vs Competitors

Revenue Growth (%)

0 0.65

1.3

1.95

2.6

3.25

3.9

4.55

5.2

Time WarnerInc.

5.2%


nt -Diversified

5.1%

Walt DisneyCo.

2.1%

NEWS CORP

0%

VIACOM INCCL A

0%


Corporate Overview Org Charts & Contacts Bios, Interviews &Presentations IT Infrastructure & AppsCorporate Overview

Time WarnerCompetitor Analysis

Questions toConsider inDiscussions widthTime WarnerPersonnel?

How much is Time Warnerworth on Wall Street

compared to competitors?

Market Cap

Market Cap vs Competitors

Market Cap ($)

0 76087500

15217500

22826250

30435000

38043750

45652500

53261250

60870000

Walt DisneyCo.

60870000

Time WarnerInc.

59830000


nt -Diversified

36940000

NEWS CORP

0$

VIACOM INCCL A

0$

How’s large is Time Warnervs competitors?

Revenue

Revenue vs Competitors

Revenue ($)

0 59112500

11822500

17733750

23645000

29556250

35467500

41378750

47290000

Time WarnerInc.

47290000

Walt DisneyCo.

37330000


nt -Diversified

33000000NEWS CORP

0$

VIACOM INCCL A

0$

What is Time Warner worthper dollar of sales compared

to competitors?

Market Cap /Revenue

Market Cap / Revenue vs Competitors

Market Cap / Revenue ($)

1.12

1.18

1.25

1.31

1.37

1.44

1.5

1.57

1.63

1.69

Walt DisneyCo.

1.63$

Time WarnerInc.

1.27$


nt -Diversified

1.12$

NEWS CORP

NaN

$

VIACOM INCCL A

NaN

$



Time Warner

Org Charts & Contacts

ORG CHARTSAND CONTACTS


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ORG CHARTS AND CONTACTS

Time Warnerfull org charts

Executive Management

Richard D. [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Interview

Jeffrey L. BewkesPresident & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Executive Management (II)

Jeffrey L. BewkesPresident & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Interview

Carol A. MeltonEVP, Global Public [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Edward I. AdlerEVP, Corporate [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Frank BonciminoSVP & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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John K. MartinEVP & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Presentation

Olaf OlafssonEVP, Strategy, M&A, [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Patricia Fili-KrushelEVP, [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Paul T. CappuccioEVP & General [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Larry CockellSVP Chief Security [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography





Senior IT Management

Frank BonciminoSVP & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Interview

Armando RuizDivisional VP, Engineering & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Chuck GafvertVP, Ad [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Clint GrimesExecutive Director, Procurement [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Cyndee EvermanVP, Operational Support & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Interview

Jim MedicaVP, Voice & IP Services [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Mark TrollerVP, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Teresa WoodVP, Strategy & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000





Security Management

Larry CockellSVP Chief Security [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Alan CoaleManager, IT [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Mark BoehlerDirector, Corporate Security [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Robert MaySr. Manager, Application [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Sam GuptaSr. Director, OSS & Infrastructure [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Sanjeev ShettyDirector, Process Improvement & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Information Technology Management

Mark TrollerVP, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Bobby Kingsberry IISr. Director, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Jeffrey FultonDirector, [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Shoumya MitraDirector, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Suzanne TallumManager, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000





Information Technology Management (II)

Bobby Kingsberry IISr. Director, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Alex MejiasManager, Systems [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Frederick YeagerManager, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Mike HarveyManager, Systems [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Sandy SchillingManager, Systems [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography





Operational Support & Systems Management

Cyndee EvermanVP, Operational Support & [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Interview

Jamie MooreDirector, Internal [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Paul SimpsonDirector, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Rusty CarterDirector, Technical [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Scott MaysDirector, Information [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography





Voice & IP Services Engineering Management

Jim MedicaVP, Voice & IP Services [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography

Alexander LorbeerSr. Director, Internet Marketing, [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Jeffery BillarkManager, Internet [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Direct Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Leslie RoweDirector, Internet Operations [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000Bi

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Will KrethSr. Director, Advance [email protected] Tele: +0-000-000-0000

Biography




Time WarnerContacts

Company First Name Last Name Title Rank Telephone E-Mail

Time Warner Edward I. Adler EVP, Corporate Communications Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Jeffrey L. Bewkes President & CEO Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Jeffery Billark Manager, Internet Operations Manager Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Mark Boehler Director, Corporate Security Officer Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Frank Boncimino SVP & CIO CIO Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Paul T. Cappuccio EVP & General Counsel Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Rusty Carter Director, Technical Operations Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Alan Coale Manager, IT Security Manager Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Larry Cockell SVP Chief Security Officer Vice President Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Cyndee Everman VP, Operational Support & Systems Vice President Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Patricia Fili-Krushel EVP, Administration Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Jeffrey Fulton Director, Technology Director Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Chuck Gafvert VP, Ad Technology Vice President Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Clint Grimes Executive Director, Procurement Sevices Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Sam Gupta Sr. Director, OSS & Infrastructure Support Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Mike Harvey Manager, Systems Development Manager Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Bobby Kingsberry II Sr. Director, Information Technology Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]




Time WarnerContacts


Time Warner Will Kreth Sr. Director, Advance Video Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Alexander Lorbeer Sr. Director, Internet Marketing, CRM Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner John K. Martin EVP & CFO Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Robert May Sr. Manager, Application Security Manager Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Scott Mays Director, Information Systems Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Jim Medica VP, Voice & IP Services Engineering Vice President Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Alex Mejias Manager, Systems Development Manager Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Carol A. Melton EVP, Global Public Policy Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Shoumya Mitra Director, Information Technology Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Jamie Moore Director, Internal Computing Director Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Olaf Olafsson EVP, Strategy, M&A, Investment Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Richard D. Parsons Chairman Senior Exec (Non-IT) Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Leslie Rowe Director, Internet Operations Turner Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Armando Ruiz Divisional VP, Engineering & IT Vice President Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Sandy Schilling Manager, Systems Operation Manager Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Sanjeev Shetty Director, Process Improvement &Compliance

Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Paul Simpson Director, Information Services Director Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]




Time WarnerContacts


Time Warner Suzanne Tallum Manager, Information Technology Manager Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Mark Troller VP, Information Technology Vice President Corp: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Teresa Wood VP, Strategy & Architecture Vice President Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]

Time Warner Frederick Yeager Manager, Information Systems Manager Direct: +0-000-000-0000 [email protected]



Time Warner

Bios, Interviews &Presentations

BIOS, INTERVIEWS& PRESENTATIONS


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BIOS, INTERVIEWS & PRESENTATIONS

Time WarnerIT Executive Biographies

Richard D. Parsons

Chairman

Richard D. Parsons isChairman of the Board ofTime Warner. Mr. Parsonswas Chairman and ChiefExecutive Officer of DimeBancorp, Inc. Previously, hewas the managing partner ofthe New York law firm

Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler. Prior tothat, he held various positions in state andfederal government, as counsel for NelsonRockefeller and as a senior White House aideunder President Gerald Ford. Mr. Parsonsreceived his undergraduate education at theUniversity of Hawaii and his legal training atUnion University's Albany Law School.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/parsons_richard.html

Jeffrey L. Bewkes

President & CEO

Jeff Bewkes is president andchief executive officer ofTime Warner Inc. Mr.Bewkes has a BA degree fromYale University and an MBAdegree from StanfordGraduate School of Business.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/bewkes_jeffrey.html

Edward I. Adler

EVP, Corporate Communications

Edward I. Adler is ExecutiveVice President, CorporateCommunications at TimeWarner. Mr. Adler began hiscareer at Time Inc. while stillin college, and worked as areporter at Time magazine, aprogramming executive at

Home Box Office and a news editor in TimeInc.'s magazine development area beforemoving to corporate communications for thecompany. He is a graduate of Vassar Collegeand has an M.A. in journalism from New YorkUniversity.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/adler_edward.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/parsons_richard.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/bewkes_jeffrey.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/adler_edward.html





Paul T. Cappuccio

EVP & General Counsel

Paul T. Cappuccio isExecutive Vice President andGeneral Counsel of TimeWarner Inc. Mr. Cappucciois a 1986 graduate of HarvardLaw School and a 1983graduate of GeorgetownUniversity.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/cappuccio_paul.html

Patricia Fili-Krushel

EVP, Administration

Patricia Fili-Krushel isExecutive Vice President ofAdministration of TimeWarner Inc. Before joiningTime Warner in July 2001,Ms. Fili-Krushel was CEO ofWebMD Health since April2000. Ms. Fili-Krushel holds

a B.S. degree from St. John's University and anM.B.A. degree from Fordham University.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/fili-krushel_patricia.html

John K. Martin

EVP & CFO

John K. Martin is ExecutiveVice President and ChiefFinancial Officer of TimeWarner Inc. Mr. Martinoversees all of Time Warner’saccounting, finance and taxareas. Before joining TimeWarner Inc., Mr. Martin was

a Certified Public Accountant, working as asenior accountant in the Business Assurancegroup at Ernst and Young LLP in New York.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/martin_john.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/cappuccio_paul.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/fili-krushel_patricia.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/martin_john.html





Carol A. Melton

EVP, Global Public Policy

Carol A. Melton is ExecutiveVice President for GlobalPublic Policy of Time WarnerInc. Ms. Melton earned aB.A. degree with honorsfrom Wake Forest University,an M.A. in Journalism andCommunications from the

University of Florida, and a J.D. with honorsfrom the Washington College of Law atAmerican University.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/melton_carol.html

Olaf Olafsson

EVP, Strategy, M&A, Investment

Olaf Olafsson is ExecutiveVice President of TimeWarner, responsible for thecompany's corporatestrategy, mergers,acquisitions andinvestments. Prior to that, hewas Vice Chairman of Time

Warner Digital Media. He was born inReykjavik, Iceland and studied as a WienScholar at Brandeis University, where hereceived his degrees in physics.

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/olafsson_olaf.html

Frank Boncimino

SVP & CIO

Frank Boncimino is SeniorVice President and the ChiefInformation Officer of TimeWarner Cable responsible fordesigning and executing theIT strategy for the companyand its divisions. He leadsthe Company’s IT team in

delivering and supporting enterprise systemsthat enhance the employee experience,reduce operating costs, and supportincremental revenue growth through theexpansion of customer channels.

More

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/melton_carol.html

http://www.timewarner.com/corp/management/corp_executives/bio/olafsson_olaf.html





Armando Ruiz

Divisional VP, Engineering & IT

Armando Ruiz is DivisionalVP of Engineering andInformation Technology atTime Warner Cable. Mr. Ruizis a versatile seniorengineering executive withexpertise in high-tech,telecommunications,

consulting, IT and operations roles. Mr. Ruizgraduated Bachelor of Science in Computers& Elecgtronics at Instituto Tecnologico yEstudios Superiores de Monterrey and earnedhis MBA in MIS at Unicersity of Toronto.

Mark Troller

VP, Information Technology

Mark Troller is VP, Information Technologyat Time Warner Cable. Prior to Time Warner,Mark was Senior Project Manager at DobleClick Inc and VP Data Center Operations atPershing. Mr. Troller finished Bachelor inEngineering Management at Stevens Instituteof Technology and earned his Masteral inTechnology Management with the sameinstitution.

Jim Medica

VP, Voice & IP Services Engineering

Jim Medica is Vice President, Voice and IPServices Engineering at Time Warner Cable.Jim is responsible for the architecture, design,integration, and support of Time WarnerCable’s VOIP infrastructure (Digital Phone,Business Class Phone). Mr. Medica graduatedBachelor of Science in ManagementInformation System at The GeorgeWashington University School of Businesses.





Chuck Gafvert

VP, Ad Technology

Chuck Gafvert is the Vice President of AdTechnology at AOL LLC. He has over 16 yearsof progressively more responsible experiencein New Media technologies, ProjectManagement and Operations with extensiveexperience supporting the development ofhigh growth businesses in dynamicenvironments. Prior to his current position,Chuch was the Director of AdvertisingTechnology and also Senior Project Managerat America Online. He also served as Directorof Interactive TV at DiscoveryCommunications. Chuch attended GeorgeWashington University.

Cyndee Everman

VP, Operational Support & Systems

Cyndee Everman is the VicePresident of Business /Operational Support Systemsfor the Technology ServicesGroup of the corporate officeof Time Warner Cable. Shestarted her cable career withWarner Amex

Communications in 1981, as part of a teamcharged with implementing the two-wayinteractive cable system, “Qube”. In her timewith what is now Time Warner Cable, Cyndeehas been actively involved in the deploymentof systems to support new products andservices, with an emphasis on customer care,marketing and billing systems.

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Larry Cockell

SVP Chief Security Officer

Larry Cockell is Senior Vice President andChief Security Officer at Time Warner. Mr.Cockell was formerly Deputy Director of theUS Secret Service and Chief of White HouseSecurity.

http://www.wict.org/WICT/Awards/Awards/WIT/2008WITEverman.htm





Will Kreth

Sr. Director, Advance Video

Will Kreth is Senior Director- Advanced Video, CorporateStrategy at Time Warner.Will works primarily onadvanced advertisingproducts & services fordigital cable television, andthe support of developers

building interactive TV applications to theEBIF and OCAP (tru2way) specifications.Founded OEDN.net - an online developernetwork/community aimed at bringing newITV developers to digital cable.

http://www.kreth.com/skybox/biopage.html

Shoumya Mitra

Director, Information Technology

Shoumya Mitra is the Director of InformationTechnology - West Region at Time WarnerCable, a position held since June 2008. Inthis role, Shoumya is responsible formanaging Information TechnologyOperations for West Region. Previously,Shoumya was the Director of InformationTechnology at CBS Broadcasting Corp. fromFebruary 2000 — May 2008. Here, Shoumyadeveloped strategic plans identifyinginformation-technology applications andinfrastructure to support business plans, andprovided overall architectural strategyrecommending secure, efficient, reliable andscalable technical solutions. Before this,Shoumya worked as a Manager of ITOperations at DirecTV International fromDecember 1997 — February 2000. Shoumyaearned an MBA in Marketing from CaliforniaState University-Dominguez Hills.

Scott Mays

Director, Information Systems

Scott Mays is a Director of InformationSystems at Time Warner Cable. Prior to hiscurrent position, Mays was Release Managerat Amdocs BC&M. He also served as theDirector of Information ResourceManagement and Director of InformationTechnology at Insight Communications.Scott attended Texas A&M University.

http://www.kreth.com/skybox/biopage.html





Sanjeev Shetty

Director, Process Improvement &Compliance

Sanjeev Shetty is Director, ProcessImprovement & Compliance at Time WarnerCable. Sanjeev has 14 years experience inCable and Telecom Industry with thoroughknowledge of OSS and BSS systems, OrderManagement and Business ProcessImprovement. He worked in 4 divisions ofTime Warner Cable and managed diverseteams and contractors. Sanjeev finishedBachelor of Arts in Math-Computer Science atLawrence University and gained his MBA inCompetitive Strategy, IT Management and e-Commerce at The University of RochesterWilliam E. Simon Graduate School of BA.

Sam Gupta

Sr. Director, OSS & InfrastructureSupport

Sam Gupta is a SeniorDirector, OSS &Infrastructure Support atTime Warner Cable.Previously, he was a Managerof Internet Technologies forthe same company. Sam isan IT Generalist with over 18

years experience in Network, Security,Application Support, Data Center build, ThinComputing, and Intelligent ApplicationDevelopment for complicated businessprocess automation. He attended New YorkUniversity, City University of New York-Baruch College, and Massachusetts Instituteof Technology - Sloan School of Management.

Rusty Carter

Director, Technical Operations

Rusty Carter is Director of TechnicalOperations at Time Warner Cable Corp, aposition he has held since April 2005. In thisrole, Rusty is responsible for the RegionalData Center for Deployment and Operationof the RoadRunner and Digital Phone Servicefor Time Warner Cable Corporation. He isalso in charge of Operational Management ofBroadband Internet Service Provider Networkservicing customers in the Southeastern US.Rusty is a seasoned Hands-On Software and ITProfessional with over 20 years of combinedexperience in the Design, Implementation,and Operation of Complex Server and DataWarehouse Design, Call Center, E-Commerceand Back-Office Systems for Large Aerospace,Enterprise and Carrier IT Departments. Someof his previous positions include Director ofIT Operations at Sykes Enterprises, Director ofOperations at Breakpointe Corp., and Directorof Network Operations at Genuity Inc.





Paul Simpson

Director, Information Services

Paul Simpson is a Director of InformationServices at Time Warner. Previously, Paulserved as the Vice President of Technology atMellon Financial, VP of Technology at TheDreyfus Corporation, and Vice President atBuck Consultants. Paul attended FairleighDickinson University, Manhattan College,and Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey-New Brunswick.

Mark Boehler

Director, Corporate Security Officer

Mark Boehler is the Director of CorporateSecurity Operations at Time Warner Cable.He has over 20 years of experience in the callcenter industry and has led improvementprojects at the division level and has been onmany corporate initiative teams. He waspreviously the Call Center Director at TimeWarner Cable - MN. Mark attended St.Thomas University and Bethel University.

Leslie Rowe

Director, Internet Operations Turner

Leslie Rowe has been the Director of InternetOperations at Turner BroadcastingSystems/Time Warner since 2006. Previously,Leslie was a Senior Associate, IT at Booz AllenHamilton. Leslie also served as the ITDirector at King and Spalding, and Director ofTechnology for North America at ArthurAndersen. Leslie attended Georgia StateUniversity, Michigan State University, and iscurrently a Doctoral Candidate at GeorgiaState University - J. Mack Robinson College ofBusiness.





Clint Grimes

Executive Director, Procurement Sevices

Clint Grimes is Executive Director ofProcurement Services at Time Warner, Inc.Before joining the company, Clint served asDirector at Ahold USA, Director at ICGCommerce, and as a Manager at AT Kearney.Clint attended University of Michigan -Stephen M. Ross School of Business andMassachusetts Institute of Technology.

Bobby Kingsberry II

Sr. Director, Information Technology

Bobby Kingsberry is SeniorDirector, InformationTechnology at Time WarnerCable. Bobby is a technologyexecutive with 17 years ofsuccess in the design anddelivery of cost-effective,high-performance

information technology infrastructures andapplications to address complex businessproblems. He has been with Time Warnersince 2000. Bobby earned his Bachelor inInformation Technnology from AmericanIntercontinental University.

Alexander Lorbeer

Sr. Director, Internet Marketing, CRM

Alexander Lorbeer is Senior Director, InternetMarketing, CRM & Online MarketingOperations at Doubleday Entertainment(Bertelsmann / Time Warner). Previously,Alexander was the Director, Business Managerat Doubleday Entertainment. He also servedas an Executive Assistant to the CEO atDirectGroup Bertelsmann, and as a VisitingAssociate at Boston Consulting Group.Alexander studied at HandelshochschuleLeipzig, and University of Sydney.





Sandy Schilling

Manager, Systems Operation

Sandy Schilling is Manager of SystemsOperations at Time Warner Cable. Previously,Sandy worked with the following companiesunder various roles; as Senior SystemsEngineer at K12 Inc, Manager of UNIXApplications at Thompson Financial, andSystems Technician at El Paso Times. Sandygraduated Bachelor of Arts inJournalism & Mass Communication andEnglish at New Mexico State University.

Robert May

Sr. Manager, Application Security

Robert May is Senior Manager, ApplicationSecurity at Time Warner Inc. He is responsiblefor the information security program at TimeWarner Inc. Prior to Time Warner, Robert'sprevious employment roles include serving asDirector of Information Security at FXall, andVP Business Information Risk Manager at JPMorgan. Mr. May finished Bachelor of Sciencein Computer Science at New York Institute ofTechnology - Old Westbury.

Alan Coale

Manager, IT Security

Alan Coale is the Security Manager SouthwestOhio at Time Warner Cable. Previously, Alanserved as the Chief Technology Officer /Director of IT at Tomkins Industries. He wasalso the MIS Manager at Citizens, and as aComputer Manager at Roth Office Equipment(Sole Proprietorship). Alan attended NorwichUniversity, Central Michigan University, andNorth Central Michigan College.




Time WarnerIT Executive Biography

Frank Boncimino

SVP & CIO

Boncimino’s focus on backoffice systems has led to theintroduction of IT securitystandards and an overallroad map for the integrationof technical architecturesand communicationsnetworks to support back

office, customer care and order managementsolutions. He has also overseen theimplementation of a full suite ofERP/Peoplesoft applications, from inventorycontrol to general accounting and employeeweb self service capabilities. He has alsodeveloped a BSS strategy that involves thecreation of a common billing system platformto facilitate new regional business andoperational practices and partners with thecustomer care and marketing organizations toprovide automated, closed loop marketingcampaigns, customer analytics, and enhancedCSR desktop capabilities to support increasedsales and better customer service.

Before joining the Time Warner Cable in2003, Boncimino was Vice President/Partnerof Telecom, Media and Networks at CapGemini Ernst and Young. While there, heserved as Account Executive for AOL TimeWarner and also led the U.S. EnterpriseApplication Services Practice for the Telecom,Media and Networks division.

Boncimino earned his BS in BusinessAdministration, with a concentration inManagement Information Systems (MIS) andFinancial Decision Support Systems (FDSS)from the University at Albany, NY.




Time WarnerIT Executive Interview

Richard D. Parsons

Chairman

Time Warner’s President,Richard D. Parsons spoke withChet Cooper about theirnationwide volunteerismprogram and how thecompany encourages as wellas rewards communityinvolvement, stressing that

corporate America needs to keep reaching itshelping hands out to the very communities thatsupport it.

Q:The recent excitement generated byPresident’s Summit for America’s Futurehas kept its momentum, with more andmore leaders in corporate Americasupporting community needs. Explainsome of Time Warner’s communityinvolvement and how you supportemployees who volunteer?

A:One way or another we’re involvedvirtually in every community inwhich Time Warner has a majorpresence. "Time to Read" was what Icall a ‘top down’ involvement, wherewe had someone at the corporate levelstart a program or generate supportfor a program at the top level. TimeWarner’s access to printed materialscombined with employees who wouldvolunteer to help adults and childrenlearn to read or read better. Then wehave what I call "grassroots" initiationof corporate involvement.





Richard D. Parsons

Chairman

Time Warner Q2 2008Earnings Conference Call -Q&A with Mr. Jeffrey L.Bewkes, President, ChiefExecutive Officer, Director, Mr.Doug Shapiro, Vice President,Investor Relations and Mr.John K. Martin Jr., Chief

Financial Officer, Executive Vice President.

Q:Thanks so much. You mentioned thatyou’ve completed the economic splitbetween the access and audiencebusiness, opening you up to strategicoptions and I just had a question on theaccess part of the business. I think mostinvestors sort of contemplate the dial-upbusiness essentially merging withanother dial-up provider and then doinga spin-off. And I was just wondering ifyou could articulate any alternative tothat strategic path that the street is sortof focused on as the most likely outcome.Thanks.

A:We have said that, and of course wewill assess all of the options and Ithink all of you have written or readabout pretty much every conceivableone. One that ought to be thoughtabout really as a benchmark againstany kind of strategic change in ourposition in access would just beoperating it and seeing if the cashflow from that operation is superior toany yield we can get putting it intoalignment with some of the usualsuspects that get mentioned.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/89482-time-

http://seekingalpha.com/article/89482-time-warner-q2-2008-earnings-call-transcript?page=6





Jeffrey L. Bewkes

President & CEO

Jeffrey L. Bewkes, President &CEO, said that Time Warnerwould completely spin off itscable company.

Q:"In another era at Time Warner, before astar-crossed Internet merger, the hard-held belief of Gerald M. Levin, then thechief executive, was that 'content is andwill remain king, but distribution is thepower behind the throne.' These days,The New York Times says, the king seemsto be losing his throne. What can yousay about this?"

A:"Time Warner would completely spinoff its cable company, essentiallyshedding the pipes that haveunderpinned much of the company’sfortune."

http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/0

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Jeffrey L. Bewkes

President & CEO

Time Warner to Make $9.25Billion From Cable Spin-Off.

Q:"How will your other businesses beaffected by this cable spin-off?"

A:"Each company will have greaterstrategic, financial and operationalflexibility and will be betterpositioned to complete," Bewkes said."We're bullish on Time Warner Cable'sprospects, but its strategic goals andcapital needs are increasingly differentfrom those of our other businesses."

http://www.cio.com/article/364313/Time_Wa

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Frank Boncimino

SVP & CIO

Frank Boncimino is senior vicepresident and chiefinformation officer for TimeWarner Cable. The CIOperspective of the CableIndustry is one that mostpeople seldom see. In an effortto correct that, CT Pipeline

published IT Executives as a supplement to itsMay 2008 Issue. Here are excerpts from thatinterview.

Q:"Cable CIO job descriptions vary widely,from company to company. What in anutshell is yours? "

A:"My responsibilities include, but arenot limited to, setting the ITtechnology strategy for the companyand deliver technology that arealigned and in support of our businessgrowth and operations objectives.These include:

* Customer care solutions like desktopapplications to reduce call handletime or IVR and other contact centertechnology to automate and thereforereduce the calls going to live CSRs"

continued...





Cyndee Everman

VP, Operational Support & Systems

June 1, 2008Women in Tech 2008Cyndee EvermanBy Craig Kuhl

The leap from teaching dataprocessing to high schoolseniors to supporting

technology and services for the cable industrywas not only serendipitous for Cyndee Everman,it was also a seamless transition to a job sheknew best: computers and data processing.

Q:"How did your passion for teaching getyou into this industry?"

A:"I quickly realized that I enjoyedteaching. It was hard work, but a lotof fun. But I was only making $10,000a year and had no real-life experiencein business to share with my students.So I left for a job in computerprogramming."

http://www.cable360.net/ct/sections/features/

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Richard D. Parsons

Chairman

How does Time Warner participate in acommunity project that an employee brings totheir attention?

Well, we put our money where our employeesefforts are, whether through our "Match aGift" program or donations of some kind. Agood example, one of our assistant secretariesis involved with the program "City Meals onWheels". When they have their "City Mealson Wheels" walks we (corporate) donate hats,T-Shirts and similar items.

Communities that are struggling economicallybenefit by your employees creating newcommerce.

Yes, you need a vibrant community to dobusiness. I’m personally involved in UpperManhattan Empowerment Zone. Nine zonesin the US are targeted, and the object is to getthe local community involved. A few Federaland State dollars are associated with astruggling area, but mostly corporate capitalcomes in and assists in building up orempowering the area to grow. Los Angeles hasan Empowerment Zone. Time Warnersupports this program because I do.

I’ve heard about the Andrew Heiskell Award.Could you explain that program and how itworks to promote volunteering in thecommunity?

Sure. The way that program works is everyyear, supervisors can nominate for this awardsomeone who works for them. It all happensbelow the supervisor level. Those who areinvolved in their own communities, who areon their own time, and usually drawing ontheir own resources. There’s a selectioncommittee that chooses eight to ten

outstanding nominees and the companyrecognizes them at an annual awardsluncheon. The winners receive monetary giftsin recognition of their efforts in thecommunity and then the company alsomakes an additional contribution to whatevercharity or non-profit organization thewinners designate. And let me tell you also,that in many cases the winners donate theiraward monies to their favorite charity orphilanthropic program, but it’s their call.

The President’s Summit in Philadelphia focusedon "mentoring" what are your thoughts onmentoring?




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Actually, as a direct outgrowth of theSummit’s approach to mentoring, HBO willbe putting out some very dramatic electronicPSA’s, public service announcements, on thatvery issue. America’s youth need responsibleparenting and responsible teaching but, inthe absence of a responsible adult in a youngperson’s life, then mentoring can definitely bea good thing. Time Warner has also for yearsbeen involved in the "Partnership for a DrugFree America", lending our creative talentsand doing electronic and printed messages forthis worthwhile program.

How has supporting your employees efforts, saywith donations and recognition, affectedemployee relations?

Well, you know, an employee who getsinvolved in the community and then findssupport at work....its a smart thing to do as faras employee morale and employeessatisfaction with their whole life..... doinggood while doing well at the same time."





Frank Boncimino

SVP & CIO

...Continued from Introductory Question:

* Marketing solutions to support "thecustomer experience" and grow the businessthrough new channels such as online e-commerce; other marketing tools like Unicaand Customer Enterprise Data Warehouse tounderstand our customer behavior anddevelop enhanced marketing campaigns andenhanced offer management capabilities

* Solutions to grow the commercial servicesbusiness selling new products

My responsibilities at Time Warner Cable alsoinclude billing system operations and BSSdelivery and support; IT transformation tosupport our service oriented architecture;enterprise data center operations and backoffice network operations.

"How has your role shifted over the past fiveyears, since joining from CapGemini Ernst &Young?"

"Ever since hitting the ground at TWC, wehave been running 1,000 miles an hour. TWCis rolling out new products and building newbusiness at a tremendous pace. Thetechnology support required is complex andneeds to be nimble to support growth anddelivery. This pace, complexity andaccountability is a great environment for meand a lot of fun. (We are aging in dog years.)"

"Do you think that MSOs have a distinct set of ITrequirements - distinct from traditional telcosand other service providers - or has the linesufficiently blurred?"

"It has blurred. However, the competitionbreeds innovation, and the MSOs haveadvantages to innovate in different ways, andthat difference will provide a competitiveadvantage."

"What is the best role for IT/technologyconsultants in the MSO world?"

"The best role for IT and technologyconsultants to play is to understand ourbusiness and technology strategy and bringnew ideas or accelerators to us forconsideration."

"What aspect of your job do you find the mostchallenging? The most rewarding?"

"The most challenging aspect of my job ishow to integrate our legacy and newtechnology to support new businesses andnew products in a pace that supports ourbusiness growth opportunities.

The most rewarding is working with ourpeople and the teaming required at all levelsof the organization to support our operationsand growth."

"For several years, there's been an effort to getindividual services and their respective backoffices out of their individual silos and into amore unified whole. Do you see this actuallyhappening? If so, how has it affected your job?"




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"Our strategy is to create a service orientedarchitecture that has the services built fromour legacy applications and new applicationsto support our third-party relationships/newventures and other new applications. Thisstrategy is maturing and is how we arekeeping up with the demands on IT. Over thelast few years, IT has grown to be animportant part of our business operations."

"What are some of the trickier IT challengesinvolved in offering business services as opposedto residential?"

"Business services have different SLAcommitments, which require differentinvestments and technology to support. Thetools are also different. We are implementingnew technology to support our salesexecutives during the pre-sales process andnew technology to support the entire ordermanagement and customer care processes."




Time WarnerIT Executive Presentation

Second Quarter 2008 ResultsAugust 6, 2008

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Second Quarter 2008 Results - Time WarnerCable

August 6, 2008

http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/TWC/0x0x218768/7e3a7287-f86e-4869-bf65-0f8cf8958b27/q22008earningspresentation.pdf





Time Warner Cable SeparationMay 21, 2008

http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/TWC/0x0xS950144-08-4273/1377013/filing.pdf



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Corporate Overview Org Charts & Contacts Bios, Interviews &Presentations IT Infrastructure & AppsIT Infrastructure & Apps

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Time Warner

Vendor: Bandspeed

Product: AirMaestro™ WLAN

Purpose: Providing a complete wireless LAN solution.

“Bandspeed’s deployment at Jefferson Westhas exceeded Time Warner’s expectations,”said David Roon, vice president, TimeWarner Cable, Austin. “We haven’t receiveda single WLAN support call since theAirMaestro system was installed. AirMaestrohas proved to be an intelligent and robustWLAN solution that allows Time WarnerCable to confidently deploy wireless servicefor our customers.”

Wireless LAN Solution

Time Warner Cable Deploys BandspeedAirMaestro™ Wireless LAN Solution in StudentApartment Building

Bandspeed Inc. announced the successful deployment of itsAirMaestro wireless LAN (WLAN) solution by Time WarnerCable at Jefferson West.

http://www.bandspeed.com/press/docs/Bandspeed%20-%20Time%20Warner%20release%20-%206-30-08.pdf




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Vendor: Cognisync

Product: Design, construction and management ofweb-based technology communities ofaction

Purpose: Enabling and promoting the development ofinteractive television applications

“We realized that if OCAP and EBIF were toemerge as viable platforms we’d need tobuild a developer ecosystem eventually,”says Will Kreth, Sr. Director - AdvancedVideo, Corporate Strategy at Time WarnerCable. “We needed to investigate a way tobuild a community from the ground up --not from the top down, and Cognisync hadthe experience, technology and capabilitiesto get us there.

Interactive Television Application

Cognisync Chosen as Solution Provider forInteractive Television Application DevelopmentCommunity

Cognisync, Inc. announced that Time Warner Cable haschosen Cognisync as its solution provider for interactivetelevision applications.

http://www.cognisync.com/company/press_releases/04_15_08_oedn




Time Warner

Vendor: thePlatform

Product: Central Backend Video Management System

Purpose: Collects and publishes video content andassociated advertising.

"Part of our core mission is to provide robustand compelling video experiences forconsumers, whether in front of their TVs orPCs," said Peter Stern, Chief Strategy Officerfor Time Warner Cable. "As online videocontinues to grow in popularity on RoadRunner, we need an efficient and provenway to continue meeting the growingdemand. We're working with thePlatform(News - Alert) because of their versatility andability to create solutions uniquely tailoredto our needs."

Video Management System

thePlatform to Publish Video Content for TimeWarner Cable's Road Runner

Time Warner Cable has chosen broadband videomanagement and publishing company thePlatform to serveas the central backend video management system for itsRoad Runner portal.

http://it.tmcnet.com/topics/it/articles/34791-theplatform-publish-video-content-time-warner-cables-road.htm


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