CBS, Time Warner Reach Agreement

IT'S ABOUT TIME

Updated Apr. 20, 2017 4:57PM EDT / Published Sep. 02, 2013 5:16PM EDT

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CBS and Time Warner have reached an agreement that will allow the cable company to broadcast CBS and its affiliate networks. The companies, which announced the deal in a joint press release on Monday, said that programming would resume by 6 p.m. The terms of the new contract aren't being disclosed. Millions of viewers went without CBS for a month as the two massive companies squabbled over how much to charge for retransmission fees, which providers pay to TV station owners.

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CBS, Time Warner Reach Agreement

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