—promising that at least 75 percent of our On Demand programming be available to subscribers at no extra charge for the three-year period after closing and that NBCU broadcast content of the kind currently being made available at a per-episode charge on Comcast’s On Demand service will be made available at no cost to the consumer.

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—continuing to provide free over-the-air television through the NBC O&O stations and through Telemundo;  stations and through local broadcast affiliates across the nation. But that depends on finding “a business model to sustain free over-the-air service that can be workable in the evolving economic and technological environment.”

—stressing the number of non-Comcast channels it will carry as a cable operator—Comcast claims six out of every seven channels carried by Comcast Cable will still be unaffiliated—and promising to add six more in the three years after its digital migration is finished, expected to be in 2011.

—promises to maintain NBCU’s political news independence

—honoring NBCU’s collective bargaining.

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