Turning cable TV businesses like MS NOW and CNBC into something else is difficult task.
Cable TV is dying — and can still be a very good business.
By Peter Kafka
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Chief Correspondent covering media and technology
Cable TV is in trouble — but it still makes money, for now. Maybe there's still time for a pivot.
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