• Wednesday, Jun. 2, 2010
Network Spending Shows Why Free TV Isn't Dead Yet
  • LOS ANGELES (AP)
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If you looked at the finances of the broadcast TV networks, you might not be optimistic about the future of free TV.
    Each year, ABC, NBC and Fox contribute a smaller share of the profits reaped by their parent companies. Meanwhile cable channels boost viewership and get growing chunks...

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