If you wanted more of the College Football Playoff, you’re in luck. The spectacle born in 2014 with a four-team format that blossomed into a 12-team party two years ago will expand to 24 teams starting next season through 2031-32. Read More
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Charter Targets $2B in New Savings
Charter spent the past year betting that the right offer structure would turn its broadband business around. On Friday, President/CEO Chris Winfrey acknowledged it hasn’t been enough. Read More
Optimum, Comcast Share AI Lessons
Operators have embraced agentic AI and learned a lot along the way, including the best ways to integrate these tools. Read More
What the Midterm Blue Wave Means for Comms Policy
With Democrats taking control of Congress in January, there’s a wave of change heading for communications policy. Some of the easiest shifts to predict are the literal changing of the guard. Read More
Skydance Previews 2027 Agenda, Synergies
With the $110 billion Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger now in the rearview mirror, Skydance Chairman/Co-CEO David Ellison looked toward the future of the combined company during a 3Q26 earnings call Monday afternoon. Read More
Fox Closes Roku Deal
Roku is officially part of Fox Corp., which closed its $22 billion acquisition of the streaming company Friday after clearing all regulatory checks. Read More
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: An Honorable Man Was Among Us
Washington carried on mostly undisturbed when Jon Kyl, the former U.S. senator from Arizona, died several weeks ago. Regrettably, the passing of a true Senate Lion received too little acknowledgment and praise. Read More
Comcast Co-Founder Julian Brodsky Dies at 93
Comcast co-founder and longtime CFO Julian Brodsky passed away at the age of 93. Brodsky was part of the three-man contingent that created the company in 1963, growing it from a small system in Tupelo, Mississippi, to the nationwide giant it is today. We take a look at Brodsky’s legacy. Read More
Cable One Improves Sub Losses in 3Q
Cable One didn’t offer any updates on its pending acquisition of Mega Broadband Investments, which is still on pause amid a court battle with lender CoBank. Read More
Optimum Skips the Call for 3Q26 Report
The biggest headline from Optimum’s 3Q26 earnings is that the operator didn’t hold a call Friday morning to go over results due to its “ongoing efforts to achieve a comprehensive and consensual restructuring of its capital structure.” Read More
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CFX Most Powerful Women
In this issue:
The 2026 CFX Most Powerful Women Awards celebrates an exceptional class of executives, operators and innovators driving transformation across the convergent media industry.
Representing organizations including AMC Global Media, Warner Bros. Discovery, Mediacom, Fox Corporation, Spectrum, STARZ, Roku, DIRECTV, NBC News, CTAM and many more, this year’s honorees are advancing the industry through bold leadership, strategic vision and measurable impact—across cable, broadband, streaming, fiber, ad tech, content and emerging technology.
On November 3, we celebrated the 2026 honorees live in New York City at the CFX Most Powerful Women Awards Celebration, bringing together the most influential women in convergent media for a morning of recognition, connection and conversation.
The stories behind this year’s class go deeper in the pages of CFX Magazine. Inside, you’ll find the profiles, predictions and perspectives of the women who aren’t waiting for the industry to change, they’re the ones changing it. From the boardroom to the broadcast booth, from fiber buildouts to streaming strategy, these are the leaders writing the next chapter of convergent media.
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