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| 02.07.2012 |
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When TVE Isn’t Everywhere—Challenges of Implementing Service for Smaller MSOs
The recent deal between Disney and Comcast shows TV Everywhere is making some progress in the industry. But if you’re the little guy, you’re probably not first in line to score a seat at the table. Here's how some small ops are meeting the challenges....
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| 01.30.2012 |
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6 Key Lessons You Can Learn From Hollywood
Lionsgate's release of the film Abduction on Tuesday simultaneously on Facebook and on DVD showcases the power of innovative thinking. Here are 6 key takeaways to tap into your inner innovator....
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| 12.22.2011 |
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Negotiation Revisited—Angry, Tuned-In and Ready to Win
The cable media industry runs on endless negotiation, so everything in our business is conducted through collective bargaining. Here are 13 strategies from CableFAX columnist Esther Weinberg to help you master your next round at the table....
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| 12.09.2011 |
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CableFAX 100—Glenn Britt, Marci Ryvicker Take Stage
At our CableFAX 100 event on Thursday, the most powerful people in cable were revealed. In addition, Time Warner Cable's Glenn Britt and Wells Fargo Securities' Marci Ryvicker each sat down for an in-depth Q&A. Here are some highlights....
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| 11.15.2011 |
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Sports Rights—Regional Content is King
At SBJ's Sports Media & Technology Conference in NYC last week, cable execs shed light on the growing RSN trend and its next logical step—the high school market....
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| 10.14.2011 |
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2011 Top Op Leadership Award—Glenn Britt, Time Warner Cable
The 2011 Top Op Leadership Award goes to Time Warner Cable's Glenn Britt. He'll be honored with other top ops at the CableFAX Oct 18 Program & Top Op Awards....
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| 10.04.2011 |
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The Dealmakers
Melinda Witmer, Time Warner Cable's chief programming officer, received her best advice on negotiating from the late Fred Dressler: Don't be nervous, trust yourself and, most importantly, just make it up. Execs shared thoughts on the art of the deal at the WICT conference this week....
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| 09.13.2011 |
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Q&A With 3net CEO Tom Cosgrove
3D programming may have lost some of its initial buzz, but that’s not enough to deter the ambitions of the 24-hour, 3D channel 3net. CableFAX chats with CEO Tom Cosgrove about 3D’s parallels with HD’s rollout, 3net’s target audience and the channel’s upcoming distribution deals....
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| 09.09.2011 |
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9/11 Remembrances
CableFAX Daily asked several industry leaders where they were on Sept 11, 2001. Their answers revealed not just their personal stories, but the stories of the industry. Insight CEO Michael Willner shared his memories from that day. More remembrances in the Sept 9 issue of CableFAX Daily....
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| 09.06.2011 |
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Speaking Independently—Programmers Give Their Takes
In CableFAX Daily's Aug roundtable, independent programmers Byron Allen, Mark Cuban, Mindy Grossman and Ken Solomon talked about FCC program carriage rules and the Comcast/NBCU deal. Here are some additional topics, including retrans, on which our panelists offered perspectives....
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| 09.06.2011 |
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Talking Tennis
As promised, NCTC members who didn’t sign onto a new broader distribution deal by Sun lost Tennis Channel just after midnight, with Cablevision and Verizon FiOS among the distributors affected. Days before the net's NCTC deadline, chmn/CEO Ken Solomon talked up the net's preparedness for non-linear distribution....
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| 09.01.2011 |
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News Roundup
Implications of the DOJ's suit to block the AT&T/T-Mobile merger are many, Hulu goes to Japan and social TV startup Miso makes a deal with DirecTV. CableFAX roundup....
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| 08.31.2011 |
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Mediacom Customers Lose LIN Stations
Mediacom customers lose LIN Stations as of 6pm ET Wed, after the companies failed to reach a retrans agreement....
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| 08.25.2011 |
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News Roundup
Speculation abounds about Apple's future after Steve Jobs' resignation as CEO, Hulu bids are delayed another week and Longhorn Network gets Verizon FiOS as a carrier. CableFAX Roundup....
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| 08.23.2011 |
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MSOs Enter Public Wi-Fi Arena in NY
Thanks to renewed franchise agreements with New York City's telecom agency, Wi-Fi will be free for TWC and Cablevision subs in many public parks, and broadband access will be extended to underserved areas. According to the agency, it's all part of an effort to close the digital divide....
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| 08.18.2011 |
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News Roundup
CableFAX looks at possible speed bumps for Time Warner Cable post-Insight acquisition, ABC moves closer to authentication, Amazon.com champions its streaming library, and more....
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| 08.10.2011 |
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News Roundup
Disney's revenue from cable nets are up but stock markets are unforgiving, Tyler Perry may get his own cable network and Verizon workers continue strike....
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| 07.25.2011 |
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Move Over Captain America
Cartoon Network has signed a development agreement with Angry Filmworks, producers of the "Transformers" franchise, to create a live-action film based on Ted Turner's "Captain Planet and the Planeteers." Eco villains beware....
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| 07.22.2011 |
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News Roundup
Apple may enter Hulu bid, YouTube to air live music festivals and Verizon reports a Q2 increase in FiOS TV users....
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| 07.20.2011 |
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News Roundup
CBS Corp. and Amazon.com strike a deal allowing Amazon Prime customers to watch the network's shows, Murdoch gets pummeled by Parliament and AT&T's U-verse will deploy BigBand MSP....
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