Cable TV Ops
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Programming
In the Wild: Super Bowl Commercials
Considering this year’s big game was a blowout by halftime (congratulations to CFX’s Eagles fans), it left others—especially those rooting for the Chiefs—more time to scrutinize every advertisement.
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The Faxies 2025
The Faxies, presented by Cablefax, honor excellence in PR and marketing across the media, broadband, and cable industries. This premier awards program recognizes outstanding campaigns, teams, and individuals who push the boundaries of innovation and creativity.
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Programming
In the Wild: Looking Back at 2024 FAXIES Winners
For over two decades, Cablefax has searched far and wide to find who sits in the highest echelons of PR, marketing and communications.
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Programming
Fox Corp. Eyes New DTC Launch in 2025
Fox hopes to launch a DTC product by the end of 2025, an announcement that alleviates questions of how Fox will respond to cord-cutting.
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Programming
Super Bowl Ready
The anticipation is building ahead of the Chiefs vs Eagles’ Super Bowl rematch.
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Programming
News Nets’ January Numbers
It was quite a busy January for news networks with a presidential inauguration and coverage of the L.A. fires.
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Programming
What We’re Listening to: “Breaking Schemas”
It’s always nice to hear industry leaders reflect on their careers. This week, we caught an episode of “Breaking Schemas” with Gary Schanman, DISH TV and Sling TV EVP, Group President Video Services.
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Programming
In the Ring: Netflix Bullish on Live Events, Ups Price
It was an eventful end to 2024 for Netflix after taking some of the biggest steps in its foray into sports.
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Programming
Comcast Re-tiers NBC Sports, NESN; MSG & Optimum Feuding
Remember some complaining over Comcast moving RSNs as their deals came up for renewal to a less distributed tier while its NBC Sports RSNs continued to be carried more widely? That’s changing.
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Programming
Companies Pledge Support for L.A. Fire Relief
The efforts to contain and extinguish the wildfires in the Los Angeles area continue into another week as the death toll rises to at least 24 people.