Cablefax celebrates Black History Month by asking some of the industry’s African American leaders—from BET co-founder Robert Johnson to former FCC commissioner and acting chair Mignon Clyburn—to reflect on their career paths, the role of Black History Month and the state of the industry.

Our special report also looks at how linear and streaming programmers are offering up content that inspires and informs in February—from Smithsonian Channel’s deeper dive into the “The Negro Motorist Green Book” featured in current box office hit “Green Book” to a carefully curated selection of content highlighting the black experience from Comcast.

Read the full special report here.

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Ringing In 35 Years: NCTA’s Bell Looks Back at Events that Shaped Cable

Last week, NCTA SVP, Creative Services Mark Bell clocked in for the final time after 35 years with the association. That role made him a critical strategist for NCTA’s former trade shows and its current live events, including the just-wrapped reimagined Kaitz Event. Before he headed off into retirement and Kristin Buch stepped into his role, Cablefax chatted with Bell about his time in the industry.

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