Sara Winegardner is the Managing Editor at Cablefax. She is a podcast enthusiast and avid gamer, with a love for all things related to the media industry. Sara's articles cover a wide range of topics, including updates on technology, policy, and industry events.
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As was expected, President-elect Donald Trump nominated FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to serve as the agency’s chairman when the new administration arrives in D.C. next year.
By: Sara Winegardner
There’s been a significant rise in the vandalism of communications networks and theft of copper wire, and associations representing cable operators, wireless providers and more are speaking out to encourage greater collaboration with law enforcement to curb the problem.
‘Tis the season to celebrate, and Cablefax honored its 2024 Most Powerful Women honorees Wednesday at City Winery in New York City.
NTIA and the U.S. Census Bureau have been knocking on doors for more than 30 years to gather the information needed for what’s known today as NTIA’s Internet Use Survey. The agency’s celebrated three decades of collaboration on the U.S.’s longest-running, most comprehensive national survey of computer and Internet use Thursday. They’ve produced 17 editions of the survey so far, and they don’t plan on stopping any time soon.
ACA Connects CEO Grant Spellmeyer was among those pleasantly surprised with how quickly many of the elections, including the presidential race, were called last month and is now working together with his members to plan out policy priorities for 2025.
Charter CEO Chris Winfrey wasn’t so quick to share 4Q24 broadband sub estimates during his UBS Global Media & Communications Conference appearance as Comcast Cable CEO Dave Watson was on Monday. What he did share is that when you push one-time events aside, the underlying trend for subscribers is actually slightly better YOY.
New Street Research analyst Blair Levin has been peppered with all sorts of questions about Donald Trump’s second term as president.
In a sign of the times, Warner Bros. Discovery is separating its linear networks from its growing streaming business.
Paramount Global and Skydance Global may have been able to find a deal structure that worked for them, but not everybody is on board with a combination of the two companies.
With Delaware, Nevada and Louisiana announcing the provisional subgrantees of their BEAD funds, industry watchers are analyzing their decisions.
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