Updated: LIN TV Stations Go Dark on Time Warner Cable

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LIN TV’s 15 stations carried by Time Warner Cable in 11 markets went dark midnight (Oct. 2) after the two parties failed to reach a retransmission consent agreement. About 2.7 million TWC subscribers were effected by the standoff in Austin, Tex.; Buffalo, N.Y.; Columbus and Dayton, Ohio; Green Bay, Wisc.; Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Ft. Wayne, Ind; Mobile, Ala.; and Springfield, Mass.

“We are still actively negotiating an agreement with Time Warner and hope for a fair resolution,” LIN TV said in a statement.

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