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                                Before the
                     Federal Communications Commission
                          Washington, D.C. 20554

In the Matter of                     )
                                     )
TCI Communications, Inc.             )  CUID No. IA0036 (Des Moines)
d/b/a TCI of Central Iowa, Inc.      )
                                     )
Complaint Regarding                  )  
Cable Programming Services Tier Rates   )

                                 ERRATUM

   Adopted:  January 27, 1998                   Released:  January 28, 1998

By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau:

        Order, DA 97-2705, (released December 29, 1997) ("Order") is corrected to add the following
sentences to paragraph 3:

     In its complaint, the LFA requests that the Commission review Operator's charges for
     equipment related to the CPST.  Operator responds that it does not have any equipment
     that is specific to the CPST.  Under Section 76.923(a) of the Commission's rules, all
     equipment used to receive the basic service tier ("BST") is subject to rate regulation,
     regardless of whether such equipment is used to receive other tiers of regulated
     programming and/or unregulated service.  Such equipment related charges are subject
     to regulation by the LFA.  According to Operator, subscribers use the same equipment
     to receive both BST and CPST programming.  Therefore, the LFA's complaint does not
     trigger our jurisdiction to regulate Operator's equipment charges.  However, the LFA has
     jurisdiction to determine the reasonableness of Operator's equipment rates.
     

        FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION 



        John E. Logan 
        Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau