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<font color=blue>CBS</font> is expected to announce deals to distribute its television shows to various websites. <font color=blue>Microsoft</font>’s MSN and <font color=blue>Time Warner</font>’s AOL are among the sites the network is negotiating with.
The agreements would make previously aired episodes of CSI, Evening News With Katie Couric and some sports programming available to the sites.
CBS is also expected to announce an agreement with online video service <font color=blue>Joost</font>.
CBS hopes to retain 90 percent of the advertising revenue generated by the shows, with the remaining 10 percent going to its distribution partners.
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The agreements would make previously aired episodes of CSI, Evening News With Katie Couric and some sports programming available to the sites.
CBS is also expected to announce an agreement with online video service <font color=blue>Joost</font>.
CBS hopes to retain 90 percent of the advertising revenue generated by the shows, with the remaining 10 percent going to its distribution partners.
The story may be viewed in full at <A class="link" HREF=http://news.com/2102-1026_3-6175422.html?tag=st.util.print>News.com</a>.<center></center>