CFX (formerly Cablefax) is the business journal for convergent media, providing incisive reporting and analysis on connectivity, streaming, FAST, audience monetization, ad tech, AI, sports rights, and distribution economics. Originally launched over three decades ago as Cablefax, the company rebranded to CFX in April 2026 to better reflect the industry's evolution beyond traditional cable into a broader ecosystem spanning broadband, streaming, advertising, mobile, and emerging technologies. It serves senior decision-makers at leading companies including Comcast NBCUniversal, Fox Corporation, Charter Communications, and Cox Communications, and delivers its content via a daily newsletter, quarterly magazine, award programs, podcast, webinars, and conferences. The rebrand positions CFX as a trusted, expanded voice for the connected media landscape, distinct from more narrowly focused industry publications.
Daily industry newsletter with exclusive news and analysis for cable and broadband executives.
Magazine coverage of industry developments, leaders, and trends across convergent media.
Annual recognition of influential executives shaping the cable and broadband industry.
Awards program highlighting operational leadership across the cable and broadband ecosystem.
A Tuesday newsletter focused on the cable profession and major headlines.
Cablefax published a company-specific story on Comcast’s NBCUniversal spin-off and noted that more details would appear in that evening’s CFX Daily issue.
CFX highlighted its podcast/news content with a June 2026 episode focused on the year’s biggest surprises so far, reflecting the brand’s ongoing editorial output.
Cablefax’s daily archive lists recent June 2026 issues and headlines such as M&A trends, FCC meeting tensions, and sports/media distribution coverage, confirming fresh daily reporting.
The Technology section shows multiple June 2026 CFX items, including coverage of Ajit Pai, PBS, and Xumo, demonstrating recent publication activity under the CFX brand.
