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12/02/2022
Executive Round Up: How do networks keep holiday programming fresh?
We asked executives how their companies keep their holiday programming fresh year after year. Here’s what they had to say.
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12/01/2022
Charter’s New Generation
Thursday, Dec. 1, marked Chris Winfrey’s first official day in the President/CEO seat at Charter, with longtime leader Tom Rutledge shifting to Executive Chairman through the end of his contract in November 2023.
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12/01/2022
People
A pair of changes are coming to NCTA’s Political Action Committee: leader Eleanor Winter and CTO William Check are retiring. Winter—who’ll step aside at the end of 2022—has been involved with NTCAPAC for 34 years, helping members become more involved in the political sphere. Christine Broadus, a 25-year veteran with NCTA, will succeed Winter. Check will retire mid-Dec., and a search for his replacement is underway.
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12/01/2022
Cox On Affordability Measures’ Impact
Cox Communications President Mark Greatrex was at the National Press Club in D.C. Thursday to tout the impact of the Affordable Connectivity Program and other affordable internet programs the cable operator offers. Cox surveyed a couple thousand customers who are participating in ACP, Connect2Compete or both.
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12/01/2022
Altice Says No Suddenlink Sale, Industry Faces M&A Headwinds
With the Federal Reserve expected to continue to raise interest rates to get a handle on inflation, there’s concern that the increasing rates will threaten access to capital and discourage M&A in the broadband and telecom sector.
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12/01/2022
Evoca On Verge of Shutdown
Evoca TV announced late Wednesday it would shut down on Dec. 31 if it doesn’t raise additional capital, but don’t mourn the service quite yet. CEO Todd Achilles told CFX Thursday that the ATSC 3.0-based service has received an outpouring of support from subscribers and investors alike, and it is already well on its way to raising the funding it needs to go on.