Time Warner Cable Ends MSG Spat Amid Knicks’ Lin Winning Streak
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Madison Square Garden Co. and Time Warner Cable Inc. reached an agreement on a new contract, ending a seven-week stalemate that kept the operator’s 2.8 million local subscribers from watching the New York Knicks and their Jeremy Lin-led winning streak.
Alex Dudley, a spokesman for New York-based Time Warner Cable, declined to discuss terms in a phone interview yesterday. The system carried the Knicks’ 89-85 loss last night to the New Orleans Hornets, ending New York’s streak at seven.