It’s clear there’s a growing problem with network vandalism—but this week’s cross-industry summit also showed that law enforcement is taking the crime seriously. D.A.s, police officers, sheriffs and others weighed in during the day-long conference on how industry and law enforcement can work together to make sure justice is served. Read More
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Comcast Steps Up to World Cup Stage
Demand for World Cup content is expected to be at an all-time high when the 2026 edition of the tournament kicks off on June 11–and Comcast is ready. Read More
Nexstar, Scripps, Sinclair on Merger Madness
Nexstar President/COO Michael Biard phoned into Gabelli’s annual sports and media symposium in NYC on Thursday to give a status update on where things stand in the courts with its Tegna merger. Read More
Midco’s Blueprint for Adding Wireless
Midco President/COO Ben Dold details the thinking behind the operator's mobile service, its tech stack and how it's being brought to market. Read More
CFX Download Dives Into CNN’s FAST Strategy
Want to go deeper on CNN Headlines? CNN SVP, Programming Nima Ahmed joined CFX Download to talk all about the network’s FAST strategy and what differentiates its programming from CNN linear and DTC. Read More
NAB’s Pro-Broadcast Sports Campaign
Broadcasters have launched a new television spot to amplify their message that sports belong on broadcast TV. Read More
AI’s Memory Chip Appetite Is Everybody’s Problem
NCTA and ACA Connects joined with the National Retail Federation, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, the Telecommunications Industry Association and others to highlight “an urgent imbalance” for Read More
Industry Compares Notes on Vandalism
NCTA’s newly updated network vandalism report found 18,327 incidents. Read More
Why Starz Nixed Quarterly Sub Reporting
Starz announced in May that it would no longer disclose quarterly subscriber counts. During a fireside chat this week at the Gabelli annual sports and media symposium, President/CEO Jeffery Hirsch explained Read More
Effros: Policy, Politics and Profit
It's hard writing about telecommunications these days. You can’t possibly understand all the ins and outs without forcing yourself to look at things from multiple angles, and even then, the picture is not terribly clear. Read More
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Cablefax 100 2026
In this issue:
The CFX team is excited to introduce the inaugural CFX 100, previously the Cablefax 100 — a new name for a landmark list, marking a milestone for an industry that never stops reinventing itself. This year’s special issue is centered on AI’s Next Wave: how broadband and media companies are moving from experimentation to real execution, embedding artificial intelligence across networks, content, customer experience, and everything in between.
Inside the digital issue, you’ll find the dealmakers, builders, and visionaries earning their spots on the list — along with their candid takes on the biggest industry shifts, their must-haves for cross-country flights, and what they’ve been binge-watching lately. Plus, dive into our AI Playbook breaking down five key trends shaping what’s next, and our CFX State of AI Adoption in Cable and Media Survey, which takes the industry’s temperature on where the technology is actually being put to work — and where the road ahead gets interesting.
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