Cogeco President/CEO Frédéric Perron outlined the Canadian broadband operator’s plan to improve financial performance in 2H26 in the U.S., where it operates under the Breezeline brand as well as the recently launched, central Ohio-based ISP Welo. Read More
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Trump Backs Carr After Threat to Pull Broadcasters’ Licenses
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr was in the spotlight again this weekend following his warning to broadcasters that they could lose their licenses over coverage of the U.S.’ war in Iran. Read More
How the NBA, Fox, ESPN Use AI for Live Sports
The SportsPro NY conference featured lots of talk about AI and how live sports orgs are implementing it into their broadcast and streaming tech stack. Read More
Fox, ESPN on Improving Live Sports Experience With DTC
While we’re still waiting to hear how Fox One and ESPN Unlimited are performing from a numbers perspective, we learned more about how each programmer is working to improve the live sports watching experience. Read More
CFX Download Catches Up with CableLabs
CFX Download sat down with CableLabs EVP/CTO Mark Bridges. Read More
Operators Go All in on AI at Nvidia GTC
Global AI conference Nvidia GTC is being held in San Jose, California, this week, and it’s delivered a few announcements from broadband operators that are working with the tech firm to build the “AI Grid,” a nationwide foundation of compute resources that will power next-gen AI services. Read More
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: Zero Out USDA’s Broadband Surplus
In light of progress in deploying BEAD funding and the network extensions to unserved Americans that will soon begin, USDA-related programs should be halted. Read More
FCC Looks for Lessons in 1996 Telecom Act
There sure have been a lot of recent celebrations of the Telecom Act’s 30th anniversary, despite concerns that the once innovative legislative framework isn’t keeping pace with technology. Read More
AT&T’s New Plans
It might not be adjustments that lead to a price war, but AT&T is looking to streamline its wireless plans for customers. Read More
From Quote to Activation: Cable’s New Enterprise Battleground
The cable industry is operating in a more competitive environment than it has faced in years. As a result, cable operators are shifting attention to the enterprise. 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.”
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