Here’s my profile for Broadband Library on a first-of-its-kind initiative to deploy a speedy new data delivery technology known as DOCSIS 3.1 across the entire footprint of the cable company Mediacom Communications. Read it fast, please.

The Denver Broncos CEO is big on listening and skeptical about resolving conflict through email. And he gets nervous at home games. Here’s my profile of the 2016 CEO of the Year selected by ColoradoBIZ magazine.

Liberty Media’s John Malone opens up about Netflix, 5G, leadership and the curse of Balkanization. Here’s my interview from The Broadband Library.

Prolific Colorado business publisher Pat Wiesner calls it a day. Here’s my profile of a soft-spoken, hard-driving executive. (Skim to page 37 if you don’t mind.)

For the love of Jimi Hendrix, people: stop the madness.

With vast selections and all-you-can-consume models, new subscription music services like Google Play, Tidal and Apple Music are rocking a long-moribund category — and now represent the single largest revenue source for the U.S. music industry. Published in The Broadband Library.

Okay, it’s not exactly “live,” since it happened earlier today (May 16), but here’s the video of the Imagine Park panel I moderated at INTX 2016 in Boston. Good stuff here on what’s new and next in interactive sports and personalized “channels” for following teams, athletes, plays and more.

The Experimental Sports Spectacular from The Internet & Television Expo on Vimeo.

HBO’s once again changing the way television works. Here’s how.

A deep dive (but a good one!) into a little-known but emerging technology that uses television airwaves to transmit high-speed Internet signals. Written for the University of New Hampshire’s Broadband Center of Excellence.

I dropped the needle on the Rolling Stones’ 1972 masterpiece. And everything changed.

Read more about a musical awakening on Midcentury Modern at Medium.com.