Mr. Barry L. Wilson

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  www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=CHTR&sc - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/15/2003    Last Visited: 7/28/2007  

  "We're proud to lead the way as new technologies allow us to improve the viewing experience for our audience," said Barry Wilson, Sr. Vice President of Operations for Charter's St. Louis Metro Area.Charter's high-definition programming is available to nearly 436,000 Charter customers in the metropolitan area.
  
  Charter's initial supply of 500 Motorola set-top boxes was snapped up the first day the public was notified that HDTV was available from us," according to Mr. Wilson."We doubled the initial order, rushed the receivers here and are ready to give St. Louis viewers what they've obviously have been waiting for," Mr. Wilson said.
  
  "I would describe High-Definition Television as the most significant evolution in television since black-and-white pictures became color," he said.
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  "Making certain that consumers know what high-definition television is and what it is, is important," said Mr. Wilson.He explained that HDTV is simply a new way of producing, sending and receiving video programming - whether over-the-air, by satellite, or by cable-- that results in a much better picture on new, specially designed television sets.

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  www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=CHTR&sc - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/2/2003    Last Visited: 7/28/2007  

  Charter Names Barry L. Wilson Senior Vice President/GM; David L. Gilles, Vice President/GM for St. Louis Metro Operations
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  ST. LOUIS, Missouri -- The appointment of Barry L. Wilson to Senior Vice President/General Manager of Operations for St. Louis Metro operations of Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:CHTR) was announced today by Lee A. Clayton, Senior Vice President of Operations for Charter's Midwest Division.
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  Mr. Wilson will be based in St. Louis with overall responsibility for all the Metropolitan St. Louis operations serving some 500,000 customers.
  
  Mr. Wilson has more than 30 years experience in the telecommunications industry, most of it spent in cable.He joins Charter after three years as Chief Executive Officer of United Pan-European Communications in Amsterdam.Over the past three decades, he held senior operations positions with telecommunications and cable companies including Time Warner Cable, Cablevision Industries and Cox Communications, Inc.
  
  Barry Wilson received his Bachelor of Science degree Magna cum Laude from Regis University, Denver, CO in 1986 and his MBA from Tulane University, New Orleans, LA in 1989.He has served on the boards of both North and South Carolina Cable Television Associations and a number of civic and charitable organizations.
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  "With Dave Gilles' extensive knowledge of the St. Louis operation and Barry Wilson's three decades in the industry, this team represents the new caliber of leadership at Charter that will energize and align every employee around common goals that focus on our customers," said Ms. Clayton.

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  stlouis.ja.org/supporters_board.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/29/2004    Last Visited: 10/29/2004  

  Barry WilsonSenior Vice President, OperationsCharter Communications

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  Barry Wilson - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/25/2005    Last Visited: 4/25/2005  

  Barry WilsonExecutive Vice PresidentOperations
  
  Barry has profit and loss responsibility for GFC's 70 facilities and is responsible for executing all operational aspects of GFC's service contracts within the cable industry.
  
  Barry brings a wealth of industry experience to this role, having held numerous positions at several leading MSOs during his 28-year career.Most recently, Wilson served as the senior vice president/general manager of Charter Communications' St. Louis system.With 500,000 subscribers, the operation is ranked as the 25th largest cable system in the U.S. Prior to Charter, Wilson was CEO of United Pan-European Communications, an MSO in the Netherlands that serves 2.3 million subscribers.Other companies on Wilson's resume include Time Warner, Cablevision Industries and Cox Communications.
  
  Barry holds an MBA from A.B.Freeman School of Business at Tulane University in New Orleans and a bachelor's degree in business administration from Regis University in Denver, where he graduated magna cum laude.

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  CED Broadband Direct News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/3/2004    Last Visited: 10/20/2004  

  Broadband fulfillment services provider GFC has appointed Barry Wilson to executive vice president of operations.
  
  In that role, Wilson will head up P&L responsibility for the company's 70 facilities from GFC's HQ in Conshohocken, Pa.
  
  Wilson most recently served as the SVP and general manager of the Charter Communications system in St. Louis, which served 500,000 subs.He has also held executive positions with United Pan-European Communications, Time Warner Cable, Cablevision Systems and Cox Communications.

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  CableFAX's CableWORLD - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2004    Last Visited: 5/1/2004  

  To his credit, Charter St. Louis SVP Barry Wilson solved my problems.More important, he used the experience to better the process for the next HD customer.
  
  Wilson says this is typical."Literally we review the process on the fly, and if we find something that's not working, we fix it or we tweak it," he says.
  
  When we talked by phone after the install, he already was aware of my issues and walked through them with me, listing steps that would be or already had been taken to prevent problems.
  
  I could almost hear the wheels whir as he responded to other issues that we discovered during our chat, like the interactive channels that don't work with Motorola HD set-tops and mystifying on-screen messages.
  
  A few minutes in to my talk with Wilson it became clear that many of my questions would have been answered by the welcome kit, which I now have.The small blue folder with a cover proclaiming "attention channel surfers: your monster video has arrived" opens to a guide to Charter services and includes inserts customized by market.
  
  Contractors do the bulk of Charter's HD installs in this market.
  
  "We send our contract installers through the same training that our in-house techs receive, which includes a fairly elaborate customer-experience, customer-care piece," Wilson says.
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  Wilson insists that my contractor installer's fate had nothing to do with my specific install gone awry.
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  I haven't tested the different cables yet, but Wilson says Charter has encouraged use of the S-Video connection as a simpler process less prone to error.Video quality has been the chief post-install customer concern.
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  Wilson is adding On Demand to an automated checklist.
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  That's the honeymoon period," Wilson says, adding that such accounts are monitored closely.

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  Charter Communications Investor Relations - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/2/2003    Last Visited: 3/30/2009  

  Charter Names Barry L. Wilson Senior Vice President/GM; David L. Gilles, Vice President/GM for St. Louis Metro Operations
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  Charter Names Barry L. Wilson Senior Vice President/GM; David L. Gilles, Vice President/GM for St. Louis Metro Operations
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  ST. LOUIS, Missouri -- The appointment of Barry L. Wilson to Senior Vice President/General Manager of Operations for St. Louis Metro operations of Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:CHTR) was announced today by Lee A. Clayton, Senior Vice President of Operations for Charter's Midwest Division.
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  Mr. Wilson will be based in St. Louis with overall responsibility for all the Metropolitan St. Louis operations serving some 500,000 customers.
  
  Mr. Wilson has more than 30 years experience in the telecommunications industry, most of it spent in cable. He joins Charter after three years as Chief Executive Officer of United Pan-European Communications in Amsterdam. Over the past three decades, he held senior operations positions with telecommunications and cable companies including Time Warner Cable, Cablevision Industries and Cox Communications, Inc.
  
  Barry Wilson received his Bachelor of Science degree Magna cum Laude from Regis University, Denver, CO in 1986 and his MBA from Tulane University, New Orleans, LA in 1989. He has served on the boards of both North and South Carolina Cable Television Associations and a number of civic and charitable organizations.
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  "With Dave Gilles' extensive knowledge of the St. Louis operation and Barry Wilson's three decades in the industry, this team represents the new caliber of leadership at Charter that will energize and align every employee around common goals that focus on our customers," said Ms. Clayton.

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  Charter Communications Investor Relations - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/30/2004    Last Visited: 3/30/2009  

  "We're thrilled to be able to offer Super Bowl XXXVIII® in high-definition," said Charter Sr. Vice President of Operations Barry Wilson.
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  If you can't get a seat on the 50-yard line, it's the next best thing," said Mr. Wilson.

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  Charter Communications Investor Relations - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/15/2003    Last Visited: 3/30/2009  

  "We're proud to lead the way as new technologies allow us to improve the viewing experience for our audience," said Barry Wilson, Sr. Vice President of Operations for Charter's St. Louis Metro Area. Charter's high-definition programming is available to nearly 436,000 Charter customers in the metropolitan area.
  
  Charter's initial supply of 500 Motorola set-top boxes was snapped up the first day the public was notified that HDTV was available from us," according to Mr. Wilson. "We doubled the initial order, rushed the receivers here and are ready to give St. Louis viewers what they've obviously have been waiting for," Mr. Wilson said.
  
  "I would describe High-Definition Television as the most significant evolution in television since black-and-white pictures became color," he said.
  ...
  "Making certain that consumers know what high-definition television is and what it is, is important," said Mr. Wilson. He explained that HDTV is simply a new way of producing, sending and receiving video programming - whether over-the-air, by satellite, or by cable-- that results in a much better picture on new, specially designed television sets.

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  Charter Communications Investor Relations - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/2/2003    Last Visited: 6/27/2004  

  Charter Names Barry L. Wilson Senior Vice President/GM; David L. Gilles, Vice President/GM for St. Louis Metro Operations
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  Charter Names Barry L. Wilson Senior Vice President/GM; David L. Gilles, Vice President/GM for St. Louis Metro Operations
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  ST. LOUIS, Missouri -- The appointment of Barry L. Wilson to Senior Vice President/General Manager of Operations for St. Louis Metro operations of Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:CHTR) was announced today by Lee A. Clayton, Senior Vice President of Operations for Charter's Midwest Division.
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  Mr. Wilson will be based in St. Louis with overall responsibility for all the Metropolitan St. Louis operations serving some 500,000 customers.
  
  Mr. Wilson has more than 30 years experience in the telecommunications industry, most of it spent in cable.He joins Charter after three years as Chief Executive Officer of United Pan-European Communications in Amsterdam.Over the past three decades, he held senior operations positions with telecommunications and cable companies including Time Warner Cable, Cablevision Industries and Cox Communications, Inc.
  
  Barry Wilson received his Bachelor of Science degree Magna cum Laude from Regis University, Denver, CO in 1986 and his MBA from Tulane University, New Orleans, LA in 1989.He has served on the boards of both North and South Carolina Cable Television Associations and a number of civic and charitable organizations.
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  "With Dave Gilles' extensive knowledge of the St. Louis operation and Barry Wilson's three decades in the industry, this team represents the new caliber of leadership at Charter that will energize and align every employee around common goals that focus on our customers," said Ms. Clayton.

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