CableFAX: THE MAGAZINE Announces Top 10 Places to Work in Cable

CableFAX: The Magazine has named the 2008 Top 10 Places to Work in Cable, among them Cox, Discovery, Turner, ESPN, Charter and Bresnan Communications. The juxtaposition of a faltering economy and more pressure on employers and employees makes this year's edition of the highly anticipated Top Places to Work a particularly timely and useful guide to workplace morale. The July issue of CableFAX: The Magazine, from the publishers of CableFAX Daily, also includes the Top Operators in Cable and topical features, such as an exclusive interview with Mark Cuban of HDNet, who discusses how the American consumer is being defrauded on HD by big media and about what he'd do if he ran NCTA for a day.

Rockville, MD (PRWEB) August 1, 2008 -- CableFAX: The Magazine has named the 2008 Top 10 Places to Work in Cable, among them Cox, Discovery, Turner, ESPN, Charter and Bresnan Communications. The juxtaposition of a faltering economy and more pressure on employers and employees makes this year's edition of the highly anticipated Top Places to Work a particularly timely and useful guide to workplace morale.

The July issue of CableFAX: The Magazine, from the publishers of CableFAX Daily, also includes the Top Operators in Cable and topical features, such as an exclusive interview with Mark Cuban of HDNet, who discusses how the American consumer is being defrauded on HD by big media and about what he'd do if he ran NCTA for a day.

With layoffs being a major concern of cable employees, it's good to work for the largest MSO, Comcast, as there's little chance of job cuts due to acquisition of the company. In addition, Comcast is a leader in diversity, with 20% of its executive team being minorities and 35% being women.

Among the top places to work was Comcast, which as CableFAX Magazine Editorial Director Seth Arenstein notes: "With layoffs being a major concern of cable employees, it's good to work for the largest MSO, Comcast, as there's little chance of job cuts due to acquisition of the company. In addition, Comcast is a leader in diversity, with 20% of its executive team being minorities and 35% being women."

Also on the list is Discovery Communications, which despite layoffs is perennially progressive and continues to lead in employee benefits, providing full- and part-time employees benefits immediately upon hire.

CableFAX: The Magazine's July issueincludes profiles of the Top 10 cable workplaces along with features on the most outstanding independent operators and MSOs. Read the issue at www.cablefaxmag.com or contact Client Services at 888-777-5814 to receive an issue. The next issue of CableFAX: The Magazine will explore diversity in the cable industry, profiling the most influential minorities in cable.

The CableFAX group of products includes CableFAX Daily, Content Business, CableFAX: The Magazine, HD Briefs, The Faxies Awards, the CableFAX 100 event, the Program Awards, and webinars and networking events. Learn more at cable360.net.

To interview Seth Arenstein, Editorial Director of CableFAX: The Magazine, contact him at sarenstein @ accessintel.com.

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