About 300,000 Time Warner Cable subscribers in the Miami Valley didn’t have access to the local NBC affiliate as of early Friday morning.
Negotiations between LIN TV Corp., parent company of WDTN Channel 2, and Time Warner did not yield a result before the Thursday midnight deadline, but both parties continued talks Friday.
“We’re still negotiating in good faith,” said Pamela McDonald of Time Warner Cable in Cincinnati.
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