After a negotiation that involved everything short of biting and scratching, CBS and Time Warner cable have reached a deal, which means a CBS blackout for three million cable customers has ended.

The fight between the two companies lasted a month and included a blackout of channels like CBS, CBS Sports Network and premium offerings like Showtime.

Some savvy Time Warner Cable customers have schemed out ways to watch CBS and Showtime during the cable dispute. What are they?

Cable companies and the channels they distribute seem to enjoy a symbiotic relationship. But it's not that simple.

Time Warner teams up with Roku to offer streaming cable. Google Drive outage threatens corporate uptake of Google and cloud-based products.

Time Warner announced plans to spin off its magazine namesake. In fact, the company is getting rid of all of its magazines.

Time Warner and Meredith may combine their women-oriented titles, which have held up as print editions.

Estimates are Al Jazeera will pay $500 million for Current. In exchange, Al Jazeera will get access to about 40 million homes in the U.S.

Five big cable providers offer you something for nothing while they try to take over the world.

It seems cable TV and the Internet just can’t be friends, thanks to all the legal and financial complications.