IPOs/Recent Issues: MEDIACOM COMMUNICATIONS –

Middletown, NY

Went public 2/4/2000 at $19 apiece

Filing Range: 20 mil. shares @ $16 to $19

Shares Outstanding: 90 mil. shares

Underwriters: Credit Suisse First Boston, Salomon Smith

Barney/Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette/Goldman Sachs/Merrill

Lynch/Chase Securities/CIBC World Markets/First Union Securities

FINANCIALS

(Data except per-share in $ thousands)

Y/E 3 MOS

12/98 9/99

Total Revenue $272,258 $218,631

Net Loss -114,454 -88,575

Net Loss Per Share -1.27 -.98

The Company:

Mediacom Communications is the ninth largest cable operator in the U.S. Pending currently contemplated acquisitions, the company’s cable systems will pass about 1.1 million homes and serve approximately 744,000 basic subscribers. Mediacom was founded in July 1995 to acquire and develop cable systems serving principally non-metropolitan markets of the U.S. Since the commencement of operations in March 1996, the company has grown by acquiring underperforming cable systems in markets with favorable demographic profiles. Through September 1999, the company spent about $432.4 million to complete nine acquisitions of cable systems that served 358,000 basic subscribers. In October and November 1999, Mediacom acquired the cable systems of Triax Midwest Associates and Zylstra Communications serving another 358,000 basic subscribers for about $759.6 million. In an effort to provide broadband products and services, the company has undertaken an upgrade program to increase bandwidth capacities into the 550MHz to 750 MHz range. When completed in December 2002, management anticipates that 91% of its customers, up from 73% currently, will be served by upgraded systems.

Proceeds:

Estimated net proceeds of $327.1 million will be used to repay debt.

Venture Backers:

CB Capital Investors LLC, U.S. Investor Inc., Pacific Corporate Group, Morris Communications Corp.

Board Members:

William Morris, Morris Communications Corp. February 2000

Craig Mitchell, Morris Communications Corp. February 2000