Every business day for 30 years, Cablefax Daily has been bringing the industry vital business and regulatory updates. We sum up the day’s most pressing news as well as the strategic initiatives that are driving our dynamic multiscreen and broadband cable industry forward.
Program & Network Ratings – what’s on top, what’s slipping and sliding, and why
Wheeling and Dealing – we help you keep your eye on what’s important, and who comes out on top in the new deals, developments and power plays
The intersection of digital and social media, technology and multi-platform distribution – and who’s got the next big idea… plus, how the FCC will get involved
Breaking business, finance, M&A results – implications for ALL parties involved
Broadband adoption – how fast and how far, and the best-suited platforms
People and Executives – where are they moving and who are the rising stars
Regular Columns like: “Think About That for a Minute” by Steve Effros, Programmer’s Page and CFX TECH
Michael has written extensively about the cable industry, telecommunications, the internet, and general information technology and business issues for more than a dozen years. His writing has appeared in Wired, Wired News, Business 2.0, Silicon Alley Reporter, Upside, Forbes, Variety, Billboard, Bank Technology News, U.S. Banker, Wireless Week, CableVision magazine and Multichannel News, among others. His expertise includes consumer electronics, the media, the music industry, e-commerce, B2B/e-business, interactive television, online marketing, broadband/television infrastructure, and regulatory and legislative issues. Also a musician and songwriter, Mike’s first solo record, Resolution, was released in February 2005.
Amy is responsible for the day-to-day editorial operations of Cablefax and contributes her DC expertise to Cablefax: The Magazine. Before joining Access Intelligence in 2000, she was a reporter in the Atlanta and Montgomery, AL, bureaus of the Associated Press, covering politics, education and a variety of other issues. Her articles appeared in papers across the country and sometimes the world. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Amy has written for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Macon (GA) Telegraph.
Tom Whitaker has exited Shentel after more than 16 years with the company. His tenure included serving as svp, fiber operations, where he helped stand up the new FTTH Glo Fiber brand. He’s joined
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