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MS Now’s Big DTC Bet
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Nexstar on Next Round of Tegna Fight
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Pole Attachment Turf War
Another day, another pole attachment complaint. This time Wired or Wireless, Inc. (WOW) and energy company Avista Corp. are at war, not just over the attachment conditions, but on whether the FCC has any jurisdiction in their dispute. Read More
Comcast Touts Wireless Amid Broadband Slog
Even as broadband subscriber losses remain under pressure, Comcast CFO Jason Armstrong used his appearance at a Goldman Sachs investor conference to reiterate the case that wireless is where the operator’s Read More
Schulman: Verizon Won’t Repeat Price-Hike ‘Disaster’
New (if you can still call him that) Verizon CEO Dan Schulman said one of his first moves atop the company was blocking another price increase. His argument was—and remains—that repeated rate hikes without Read More
CFX Download Breaks Down What’s Next for Charter-Cox
CFX Download dives into what’s ahead for Charter-Cox, how Charter is rolling out Spectrum services in Cox’s footprint and what the new leadership structure looks like. Read More
FCC’s Poll Warning and September Plans
Over the weekend, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the agency may soon warn broadcasters over “fake polls” ahead of the midterms, stirring another controversy tied to the agency’s oversight of content on broadcast TV. Read More
The Kalshi Question
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O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: ‘Fixing’ USF by Taxing Broadband is Lunacy
D.C. has a knack for creating policy zombies: no matter how often bad ideas are defeated, a determined few find ways to jolt them back to life. 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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