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Carriage Dispute Could Keep Football Games Off TV In Texas

December 2, 2020
Fans in Houston may not see this weekend's Texans game against the Colts on the CBS affiliate Photo: GETTY IMAGES A carriage dispute between AT&T and media company Tegna could keep major sporting events off the air in some of the country's biggest markets, including preventing Houst...
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