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NAB Says TWC Numbers Tell Retrans Story
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The National Association of Broadcasters took aim at Time Warner Cable's fourth quarter earnings Friday in the ongoing battle between the industries over retransmission consent payments. (Pictured: NAB President & CEO Gordon Smith)
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