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CBS and Time Warner Cable have come to an agreement on carriage and transmission rights and ended the month-long CBS blackout on the cable operator Monday at 6 p.m. Though the terms of the deal were not made public, an internal CBS memo noted that the company was "receiving fair compensation for... content." "It's a win for both sides," writes Connor Simpson. "CBS was starring directly into a black hole of lost advertising dollars if they couldn't broadcast...[its new fall shows] to
the 3.2 million people who subscribe to Time Warner Cable, while the cable company would …