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December 8, 2005, 3:07 pm
Last year College Sports Television, CBS Sportsline, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association reached a deal that let anyone watch Division I men’s basketball tournament over the Web—as long as they were willing to pay a $19.95 subscription fee. But next March, Web users will be able to watch games online for free: CBS representatives say they expect to make money by charging online advertisers, not customers. (The Journal News)
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