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Aug 17, 2010 -- The CableFAX Show: Seth and Mike find that whether it's the Netflix-Epix deal or the Cable Hall of Fame, it always comes down to letters of the alphabet. Meanwhile, the TV Reject's 2nd place finish in the Battle of the Bands continues to invoke therapy-inducing angst as Seth and Mike desperately try to redeem themselves by showing footage from the LA Battle. And with the end of the summer TCA comes one inevitable result: Tchotchkes. Lotsa tchochtkes.

 
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Sept. 14, 2010:
NAMIC and CableFAX Breakfast
Hilton New York  Register

Oct. 4, 2010:

CableFAX Program Awards & Top Ops Luncheon - NYC 
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Nov. 3, 2010
CableFAX Best of the Web Award Deadline

Dec. 9, 2010:
CableFAX 100 Luncheon

Dec. 10, 2010: CableFAX Most Powerful Women in Cable Breakfast

2010 CableFAX Calendar
  CABLEFAX 100 DATABASE

February 24, 2009

CableFAX Announces Best of the Web Winners

We received many worthy entries for our first annual Best of the Web Awards, but the following winners and honorable mentions represent the most outstanding digital initiatives reviewed by our panel of judges. Meanwhile, our first Digital Hot List presents our picks for the most innovative and creative...

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