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CBS is ready to renew deal with U.S. Open

08 / 30 / 10

CBS Sports expects to renew by the end of the year its deal to broadcast the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, and the contract could include relief for the broadcaster in the event some of its coverage is delayed or canceled by rain, sources said. The talks come as CBS for the first time...

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