LOS ANGELES – Time Warner Cable's blackout of CBS continued Saturday, and neither side indicated a resolution of their dispute over fees is imminent. Time Warner dropped CBS Friday in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and several other cities, leaving three million customers without the network's programs. The issue is fees that the cable company pays CBS to air its programs. Each has accused the other of making unreasonable demands. On Saturday the two sides even seemed to disagree on the status of negotiations. A Time Warner spokeswoman said Saturday afternoon that negotiations are ongoing. CBS said it expects talks to resume soon, but the decision rests with Time Warner.
People, People .. can't we just all "get along"?
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Even better, disconnect your TV from everything except a DVD player. Modern TV programming will rot your mind.
Anonymous .. my cable connection went away 20 years ago; and yes, I only have connection to DVD and VCS players since then. I do agree with your evaluation of "Modern TV Programing". It's like .. well, having a FaceBook account!
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