Simington Says: News Distortion Raises Issues, Broadcasters Need Reform

Broadcasters appear to have a sympathetic ear in FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington when it comes to media ownership reform, which he touched on as a priority during an appearance at a Media Institute Lunch in D.C. on Thursday. Read More

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Q&A: Cox New Content Head Mark Gathen on Exploring OTT

With Suzanne Fenwick retiring as Cox’s content chief at the end of the year, Mark Gathen stepped into the role at the start of 2025. Read More

FTC Oustings Raise Red Flags For Other Agencies

Washington observers are still reeling after a Tuesday that closed with news that President Trump had fired Democratic FTC Commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya. Read More

WOW! Muted on Mobile, Hopeful on Broadband Despite Loss

WOW!'s CEO acknowledged that the company doesn’t push mobile as aggressively as its peers since introducing it in three years ago with Reach and T-Mobile, but it didn’t sound like a change in approach is coming. Read More

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Carr FCC Takes First Stab at Copper Deregulation

The FCC announced Thursday an initial set of actions to open the door for the transition of operators away from copper toward modern network infrastructure. It adopted an order waiving requirements that Read More

Conservative Orgs Ask for ‘60 Minutes’ Complaint Dismissal

A coalition of conservative organizations wrote the FCC Wednesday asking the agency to dismiss the Center for American Rights ’ complaint regarding a “60 Minutes” interview with former Vice President Read More

Peacock Rolls Out NBC Sports RSN Subscriptions

Peacock is making four NBC Sports RSNs available as add-on subscriptions. Read More

Charter, Comcast Add Satellite for Mobile

Satellite connectivity is getting a boost for Charter ’s Spectrum Mobile and Comcast ’s Xfinity Mobile respective customers. The two companies, as well as Comcast Business Mobile and Spectrum Mobile , are Read More

Starlink Lands at White House

Even the White House is looking to improve its internet connection, albeit with some skepticism. Read More

O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: Telecom M&A to be Welcomed Again?

The telecom industry was punished during the Biden days for merely suggesting that companies should be allowed to merge. The Trump Administration is in a position to change this policy position. Read More

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Cablefax Celebrates the Most Powerful Women of 2024

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Cablefax proudly announces the honorees for the 2024 Most Powerful Women Awards, spotlighting trailblazing female executives whose leadership, influence, and dedication are reshaping the media and communications industry. This year’s awardees have demonstrated outstanding impact across all areas—including advertising, communications, corporate culture, sales, content, digital, finance, legal, operations, and beyond.

As we recognize these women for breaking boundaries and setting new standards, we also highlight their commitment to empowering others to grow, thrive, and lead. These individuals not only excel in their roles but are actively fostering an inclusive, innovative environment where women and underrepresented groups can rise to the top.

In a year where the industry continues to face new challenges, Cablefax reaffirms its mission to champion those who are shaping the future with integrity and vision. Join us in celebrating the achievements of these extraordinary women and the groundbreaking work they do to drive change across the industry.

“We celebrate these women for the remarkable leadership and transformative impact they bring, inspiring future generations to lead with vision, resilience and purpose,” said Cablefax Editorial Director Amy Maclean. “They are trailblazing paths that shape industries and society.”

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