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Cable One, KPHO Reach Tentative Retrans Deal

Meredith Broadcasting-owned CBS affiliate will stay on Phoenix cable system into the new year

By Linda Moss -- Multichannel News -- Broadcasting & Cable, 12/30/2008 9:39:00 AM MT

Cable One and KPHO-TV in Phoenix Tuesday reached a tentative retransmission consent agreement, averting the station being dropped on New Year’s Eve.

“We have a deal,” Cable One spokeswoman Melany Stroupe said, while declining to comment on the terms of the agreement.

The Meredith Broadcasting Group CBS affiliate has submitted a new offer to Cable One Monday, and the cable operator came back with its response Tuesday, with both sides agreeing to concessions, according to KPHO general manager Ed Munson.

“I just got a call maybe 10 minutes ago from them,” Munson said. “We still have to vet out the particulars of the contract, but I would say that this one is not going to the point where they pull our signal off."

The station had warned that it would pull its signal if a new deal wasn’t reached by Dec. 31, when KPHO’s old retransmission-consent deal with Cable One expires.

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