It’s a wrap on 2Q26 operator earnings. A busy month not only brought us up to date on how things are going at Comcast, Charter, Optimum and Cable One but also gave us a good glimpse at what the operators see for the second half of the year. Read More
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Independent Nets Evolve Ad Strategy
A group of independent programmers, including UPtv and Great American Media, are evolving their advertising strategies to meet agencies where they are amid all the big-player consolidation. Read More
FCC Votes to Rescind 39% Cap
The Super Bowl is typically played on the second Sunday of February. For the broadcast industry, it took place last week within the confines of the FCC’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Read More
Shentel: Starlink Only Bites Rurally
Shentel CFO Jim Volk shares the operator's latest findings, including exactly where Starlink is (and isn't) a real threat and why door-to-door sales dominate on fiber while call centers still rule on cable. Read More
Grain, T-Mobile Spectrum Deal Closes
T-Mobile said Tuesday it has completed its previously announced transfer of 800 MHz of spectrum to Grain Management for $2.9 billion in cash and all of Grain’s 600 MHz spectrum licenses. Read More
Fox Details How It’ll Finance Roku Deal
A flurry of SEC filings from Fox Corp. gave a deeper look into the financial aspects of its planned acquisition of Roku, which will cost around $22 billion. Read More
CFX Download: Comcast & Charter’s Mobile Momentum
While Comcast and Charter's broadband businesses have a rocky road ahead, their mobile offerings remain a bright spot. Read More
Trump Nominates Thumann for FCC Commish
The FCC just can’t stay out of headlines. Barely 24 hours after the three-headed Commission voted to eliminate the 39% audience cap, President Trump nominated Danielle Thumann to serve as an FCC Commissioner. Read More
Report: PSKY Eyes California Exit
Reports of Paramount Skydance weighing a California exit if it can’t settle an antitrust lawsuit over its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger are heating up once again. Read More
Guest Column: Why The Independent Show Matters Now
The future of independent broadband will not be defined by who can imagine the most change. It will be defined by who can make change easier to execute. Read More
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Current Issue: June 2026
CFX Sports Issue
In this issue:
Hundreds of sports media, marketing and technology executives gathered in New York City on June 4 for the 2026 Cynopsis Sports Awards & Top Women in Sports Gala, celebrating the people, organizations and innovations shaping the future of sports media.
The evening honored excellence across content, distribution, fan engagement, brand strategy, data, technology and executive leadership, while recognizing an extraordinary class of Top Women in Sports honorees driving innovation across the industry.
To further celebrate this year’s winners and honorees, sister publication CFX dedicated its June Sports Issue to the leaders, teams and innovations breaking down barriers between fans and the sports they love. The issue features exclusive Luminary profiles of NBCUniversal, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) and Stanley 1913, along with a special Top Women in Sports feature spotlighting the executives reshaping media rights, sponsorships and storytelling across the sports ecosystem.
Explore the winners and honorees below, or read the full CFX Sports Issue to learn how they’re changing the game for fans, brands and the future of sports media.
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Amy Maclean, Editorial Director
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