Mark Robichaux

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Gone Fishin' (for Subs)

Norwalk Islands, Conn. - In a driving rain, my kidneys are getting pounded with each slam of the 24-foot Skeeter boat on the waves as we make our way across the Long Island Sound, one of the richest saltwater fishing grounds in the United States. Bouncing alongside me is Gavin Harvey, the CEO of Sportsman Channel, who decided the salt water and fresh air would be more conducive to discussing... More

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Never Forget

I remember the sheets of paper the most. From the roof of my Brooklyn Heights apartment building, the scene was certainly surreal: Entire vertical columns made up of millions of sheets of paper rising a half-mile high from lower Manhattan and raining down across the East River into my neighborhood streets. The heat - which, I was told later, was generated by the collapse of the World Trade... More

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No Home Left Behind

As a former Navy Seal, Comcast Cable president Neil Smit could likely snap a man’s arm like a bread stick. So I listened intently when I sat down with Smit several weeks ago during a visit to Comcast, and he mentioned one word over and over like a mantra: innovate. He was trying to explain to a few editors and reporters how the pace of innovation is his singular focus at the company... More

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Who's Right(s)?

As Time Warner Cable draws a line in the digital sand to give its subscribers unfettered access to TV content, some programmers are peeved that the big cable operator didn’t ask for “rights” to deliver their programming to an iPad. In our cover story this week, Todd Spangler takes an in-depth look at both sides of the argument. The iPad app lets TWC customers stream live... More

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Change Is Good

Readers may have noticed a few changes in the design of our magazine over the past few weeks. We didn’t want to make a big fuss about it, but as we prepared to celebrate our 30th year, we wanted to bring our look into the future as well. By changing a few things here and there, we hope to make the news more relevant to you and more helpful in your job. Nothing has changed about... More