Fox stations to remain on Time Warner Cable
7:05 PM PDT 10/13/2010 by Nellie Andreeva,
AP
Deal reached Friday afternoon after all-night negotiations
Just in time for the kickoff of the Sugar Bowl on Fox, News Corp. and Time Warner Cable late Friday afternoon announced a deal in principle that will keep the network's signal on in 5.5 million homes that get Fox through the company's owned and operated stations.
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