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About Cable360.netCable360.net gives cable professionals more scope on their industry by combining the reporting of three print titles in a web environment engineered for Cable 2.0. As the online home to CableFAX Magazine, CableFAX Daily and Communications Technology, Cable360.net delivers the big picture on cable, from politics and programming to innovation and technical deployment. Finely tuned to the needs of cable executives in today's highly competitive market, Cable360.net provides more perspective on the industry with video and daily updates in addition to offering the magazines' content and exclusive analysis, and additional online-only features. Group EditorsSeth ArensteinEditorial Director/Assistant Vice President Seth oversees the editorial content for Access Intelligence's Broadband Group, edits CableFAX Magazine and writes CableFAX Daily's Programmer's Page. Prior to his work in cable, Seth led Access Intelligence's Defense Group for more than a decade, during which time its products garnered national awards for editorial excellence. A former White House Bureau Chief for Access Intelligence's Defense Daily, Seth joined the company in 1986 as a reporter for Soviet Aerospace after receiving an M.A. in defense and international relations from The Paul H. Nitze School of The Johns Hopkins University. Jessica Clegg Managing Editor, CableFAX Magazine Michael Grebb Executive Editor, CableFAX Daily Michael has written extensively about the cable industry, telecommunications, the internet, and general information technology and business issues for more than a dozen years. His writing has appeared in Wired, Wired News, Business 2.0, Silicon Alley Reporter, Upside, Forbes, Variety, Billboard, Bank Technology News, U.S. Banker, Wireless Week, CableVision magazine and Multichannel News, among others. His expertise includes consumer electronics, the media, the music industry, e-commerce, B2B/e-business, interactive television, online marketing, broadband/telecom infrastructure, and regulatory and legislative issues. Also a musician and songwriter, Mike's first solo record, Resolution, was released in February 2005. Amy Maclean Editor-in-Chief, CableFAX Daily Amy is responsible for the day-to-day editorial operations of CableFAX and contributes her DC expertise to CableWorld. Before joining Access Intelligence in 2000, she was a reporter in the Atlanta and Montgomery, AL, bureaus of the Associated Press, covering politics, education and a variety of other issues. Her articles appeared in papers across the country and sometimes the world. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Amy has written for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Macon (GA) Telegraph. Chad Heiges Associate Editor, CableFAX Daily Prior to joining CableFAX in April 2006, Chad worked as a staff writer for the South Florida Business Journal in Fort Lauderdale, where the industries he covered included sports, tourism, restaurants and real estate. An interest in the pay TV industry led him to his current post. Chad is a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park. Jonathan Tombes Editor, Communications Technology Jonathan joined CT in 1999 and has covered video, voice, data and wireless technologies as deployed at consumer premises, on the distribution line, and in the node, headend and network operations center. He also has written on standards, training and regulation that impacts the cable industry, has moderated panels and served on the SCTE Expo program subcommittee. Jonathan was editor of CT’s Interactive Quarterly and now edits CT’s Pipeline. He previously worked as a research associate at a public policy institute and as Washington correspondent of the Vietnam Business Journal. His writing has also appeared in The Washington Post, The Asian Wall Street Journal and other leading publications. Ron Hendrickson Managing Editor, Communications Technology Ron manages the day-to-day editorial operations of Communications Technology, CT's Pipeline, CT's Web site and related custom publishing. Ron has more than a decade of publishing experience, primarily in the cable industry, including a previous stint with Communications Technology, several years at NCTI as a curriculum editor/developer and numerous freelance projects. Prior to entering the publishing field, Ron was at various times a construction worker, steel fabricator and U.S. Marine. Ron Hranac Senior Technology Editor Cable Pioneer Ron Hranac's cable career began in 1972. Over these three decades, he has published more than 200 technical papers and articles, including his contributions to Communications Technology and Communications Technology International. In addition to his editorial endeavors, Ron is a Technical Leader for Cisco Systems, specializing in RF engineering in cable and wireless technologies. Ron has served SCTE in a variety of leadership positions for more than twenty years, was its first Fellow Member and was named Member of the Year in 2004. Jay Junkus Telephony Editor Jay Junkus has more than 30 years of telecom experience. He is president of KnowledgeLink, Inc., a telecommunications consulting and training firm, and author of Digipoints: The Digital Knowledge Handbook (Volumes 1, 2 & 3). ContributorsM. C. AntilWith more than 25 years experience in the cable industry, M.C. Antil is truly a "cable triple-threat." He has held key positions at an MSO (Newhouse), a trade association (CTAM) and a programmer (ESPN), doing both marketing and public relations. Indeed, M.C. may be the only person writing about cable who used to install it. This broad experience serves him well when he places pen to paper to create his Tuesday column "CableFolks," a celebration of interesting cable people and their unique contributions to the industry. Peter Caranicas Steve, an attorney, is President of Effros Communications, a strategic communications and consulting firm. He was president of the Cable Telecommunications Association (CATA) for 23 years until it was merged with the NCTA in 1999. While with CATA, he was known for his periodic-and often controversial-CATA faxes. From 1971 to 1976 Steve was at the FCC's Cable Bureau, writing the original federal rules on cable television. Steve's popular "Think About That for a Minute" column appears Thursdays in CableFAX Daily. In 1999, Steve received CableVision's "Image Maker" Award, was the recipient of NCTA's first Vanguard Award for Government and Community Relations and received a President's Award from CTPAA. Paul Maxwell Catherine Applefeld Olson
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