The average consumer finds today’s TV viewing experience way too complicated with too many streaming services to navigate and sports media rights spread out across all of these walled gardens. In other words, users are drowning in an ocean of fragmentation. Read More
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SCOTUS Hears Cox-Sony Copyright Clash
The long-running Cox-Sony case had its day before the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, and both sides got quite the grilling. Read More
Turning 20: TAC Reaches Milestone, Despite Challenging Landscape
In an era when even the well-funded cable networks are fighting a grueling battle to maintain relevance in the modern media landscape, The Africa Channel recently celebrated 20 years of illuminating what Africa means. Read More
Senate Hearing Explores U.S. Cybersecurity Threats
The Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Media held a hearing to investigate how the government can assist with curbing any vulnerabilities. Read More
CFX Download: Carr Cranks Up the Heat on Networks
FCC Chair Brendan Carr opened an FCC proceeding to look at ways to empower local broadcasters to stand up to national networks. CFX Download breaks down what this means and what’s ahead at the Commission. Read More
Independent Versant Ahead
Ahead of tomorrow’s Versant investor day, Comcast ’s board approved the separation of its cable networks and complementary digital platforms into an independent, publicly traded company named Versant Media Read More
AT&T Scales Back DEI
Another company is pledging to end its DEI programs in an effort to gain approvals for certain deals. AT&T wrote to the FCC this week to inform Chairman Brendan Carr of the decision as the operator awaits Read More
Sparklight Mobile Now Live
Welcome to the mobile game, Sparklight . The Cable One -owned provider introduced Sparklight Mobile across its 24-state footprint on Tuesday. Initial plans include 1 GB of data for $15/month, 5 GB for Read More
Mills Leaving BET
After a 23-year run at BET , President/CEO Scott Mills is stepping away. Mills informed employees of the decision Wednesday, ending a run that originally began in 1997 when he joined a company 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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Current Issue: October 2025
Cablefax Voices of Impact
In this issue:
The Cablefax team is proud to present the 2025 Voices of Impact & Workplace Culture Awards, recognizing the executives, teams, and organizations driving meaningful change across media and connectivity.
Evolving from Cablefax’s long-standing Diversity & Pride List, this program honors those redefining what leadership looks like today—through inclusion, empathy, innovation, and purpose.
Our honorees represent the full spectrum of influence across the industry: executives fostering belonging, teams championing equity, and companies cultivating environments where creativity and collaboration thrive.
“As our industry continues to transform, one thing remains constant—the power of people to drive meaningful change. The Voices of Impact & Workplace Culture Awards celebrate leaders who are redefining what leadership looks like today: grounded in empathy, fueled by innovation, and guided by a commitment to inclusion and collaboration,” said Amy Maclean, Editorial Director of Cablefax.
We invite you to explore this year’s honorees and discover how their leadership is shaping stronger, more connected workplaces for all at www.cfxvoicesofimpact.com.
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