When networks and carriers disagree over fees, subscribers can miss out on their favorite TV shows.
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Time Warner Cable delays CBS cut-off
Time Warner Cable and CBS have extended the deadline for resolving a dispute that would yank the network from cable subscribers in many large cities as soon as Thursday morning.
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CBS blackout looms for Time Warner Cable customers
We've heard the threat before: your favorite shows are being held hostage. This time, the dispute is between Time Warner Cable and CBS.
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News Corp.: We'll switch Fox to cable unless Aereo shuts down
News Corp. is threatening to make Fox a pay-TV channel if streaming TV startup Aereo stays in business.
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Aereo: Pay for free TV
Aereo's streaming television service is both a glimpse at the future of television -- and also a redundant offering that is borderline-superfluous.
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