But this season's Super Bowl negotiations may be
rougher than in past years. Advertisers, increasingly empowered as they deal with TV networks, are now showing signs of taking a hard line on price increases for time on the Super Bowl.
CBS gets it this time around, and the net has already sold some 30-second spots for "north of $2.6 million,"--at least according to a spokesman.
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