Broadcasting & Cable - April 10, 2005

After nearly three hours of fielding questions about new phone, data and video services at the industry's annual trade show last week, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts was surprised when he finally got a question on cash flow. All through his talk on new voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) telephone services, more-advanced video-on-demand services and the continued successful rollout of c...

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