Peacock is all in on multiview, as it prepares to launch NBC Sports’ coverage of the Winter Olympics and NBA All-Star Weekend. But multiview for these major sports events won’t just be a splitscreen repackaging of multiple games. Read More
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Denver University Set to Buy Cable Center Building
The Syndeo Institute at The Cable Center has entered into a tentative agreement with the University of Denver to sell the more than 75,000-square-foot building that’s housed the nonprofit educational arm of the cable industry since 2001. Financials weren’t disclosed. Read More
Dish Says Skinny Sports Playing Field Favors Disney
Dish and Sling TV claim Disney has a monopoly on skinny sports packages, and they’ve filed federal antitrust and breach of contract counterclaims against the programmer. Read More
CFX Review: The Five Industry Stories that Defined 2025
Sometimes, to look forward, you’ve got to look back. As we head into 2026, the CFX editors reflect on the year that was, recapping what they believe were the five biggest stories of the past 12 months. Read More
Plenty of Objectors to Nexstar-Tegna
Newsmax, Echostar, DirecTV and various state broadband associations are among those filing petitions at the FCC to deny Nexstar’s proposed $6.2 billion merger with Tegna. Read More
Versant Still Settling
Yes, Versant shares traded down again on Day 3 of trading, but we were reminded that this is actually expected. Appearing on CNBC ’s “Squawk Box” on Wednesday, Comcast co-CEO Michael Cavanagh noted that Read More
Cable One Acquires Mega Broadband
Cable One, which currently owns a 45% stake in Mega Broadband Investments Holdings (MBI), entered a definitive agreement to acquire the remaining 55% stake in the ISP, which operates as Vyve Broadband. Read More
FCC’s 6GHz Moves
The FCC is kicking off 2026 with a vote later this month to create a new category of unlicensed devices that can operate in the 6GHz band. The item is focused on geofenced variable power (GVP) devices, which Read More
Van der Post to Head WOW!
Following the completion of DigitalBridge and Crestview’s $1.5 billion acquisition of WOW!, the operator announced that Frank van der Post will become its new CEO. Read More
Why CX Now Determines Fiber Economics
In this environment, the winners are no longer the fastest builders but the providers who put customer experience (CX) at the center of the order-to-install-to-cash lifecycle. Read More
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Cablefax Most Powerful Women
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The Cablefax team is proud to present the 2025 Most Powerful Women Awards, celebrating the executives whose leadership, vision, and influence are shaping the future of media, broadband, and technology.
This signature program honors women who are setting new standards across the industry—driving innovation, elevating teams, fueling operational excellence, and advancing strategies that define the next era of connectivity and content.
Our honorees represent the full breadth of the ecosystem: leaders transforming technology and operations, pioneers reshaping content and distribution, champions of finance, legal, marketing, customer experience, and the rising stars who are already making a profound impact.
“As our industry continues to evolve at remarkable speed, the women recognized in this issue stand at the forefront of that transformation,” said Amy Maclean, Editorial Director of Cablefax. “Their leadership is bold, strategic, and deeply influential—driving progress not just within their organizations, but across the entire media and broadband landscape.”
We invite you to explore this year’s honorees and celebrate the accomplishments of these extraordinary women at www.cablefaxwomen.com.
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