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UPI Almanac for Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013.
Comedian David Letterman announced Friday he has signed a deal with CBS to keep his "Late Show," based in New York, on the air through 2015.
CBS President Leslie Moonves said Monday CBS would be back on Time Warner Cable by 6 p.m. EDT in New York, Los Angeles and Dallas.
U.S. cable television giant Time Warner Cable said it blacked out CBS channels briefly in response CBS contract demands it called "out of line and unfair."
CBS chief Leslie Moonves took a $7.7 million pay cut in 2012 but was still the top earning Hollywood conglomerate executive, a regulatory filing showed.
The publisher of Hollywood mainstay the Daily Variety said Tuesday would be its last print edition as the newspaper tries to adapt to the digital age.
CBS says it has renewed its U.S. investigative drama "NCIS" for the 2013-14 television season, with its star Mark Harmon set to return.
UPI Almanac for Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012.
Lee Rich, a television producer who brought "Dallas" into American homes, has died in his Los Angeles home, a Warner Bros. spokesperson said. He was 93.
Rising stock prices pushed the value of CBS chief Leslie Moonves' compensation package up by 21 percent last year, documents filed with the government show.
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