1.   Both cable companies advocate letting subscribers choose from a variety of Internet service providers.

2.   Adult subscribers can choose to block the service for younger members of the family.

3.   Breaux and Magaziner would both have offered new benefits, including prescription drug coverage, while creating strong incentives for subscribers to choose lower-cost health plans.

4.   Currently, cable companies such as Tele-Communications Inc. and others who provide cable modem service do not allow subscribers to choose an ISP.

5.   It also would include parts of a GOP-approved health plan for federal workers by letting subscribers choose among competing medical plans.

6.   Rather, it must let cable subscribers choose among several Internet options, and even the smallest Internet service provider is guaranteed a deal as good as AOL gets.

7.   Southwestern Bell is touting the fact the DSL subscribers can choose their own Internet service provider.

8.   Subscribers can choose to have a daily issue, created in HTML, delivered to their In boxes or opt for a weekly text-only digest.

9.   Subscribers could choose from a broad selection of video clips, still photos and sound bites, in addition to enlarged, enhanced chat areas.

10.   The consent decree requires AOL Time Warner not to use its technology to interfere with any interactive television service its cable subscribers choose to use.