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    CBS head honcho Les Moonves wants those newspaper ad dollars

    By Jackson West, 5:40 PM on Tue Sep 23 2008, 205 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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    CBS CEO Les Moonves pontificated at the Mixx conference in New York today, saying that he loves the Internet, really. Departing from the party line of other networks, Moonves pointed out "The Internet is not cannabalistic; it is only additive," presumably referring to audience attention share between television and the Web. So how's CBS going to capitalize? The plan is go after what's left of the newspaper industries advertising with CNet and local affiliates. [MediaWeek] (Photo from Andrew Mager)

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