I just saw on CBS's Up to The Minute that a deal was confirmed.
LOS ANGELES – There's no need to cry, Dora.
The programmer Viacom and Time Warner Cable agreed on compensation that preserved access for the cable system operator's 15.7 million subscribers to Dora's Nickelodeon network, MTV and 17 other channels.
The two sides, citing disagreement over fee hikes, had threatened a damaging blackout at a minute past midnight Thursday that would have cut off shows such as "Dora the Explorer," "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "The Colbert Report" for Time Warner Cable customers.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Details must still be finalized over the next few days, the companies said.
I saw that there was a deal, too. It does not affect me but it was a curious situation. Details of the deal are not immediately available.
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