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Time Warner Cable dunks free preview of CBS College Sports for March Madness

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Time Warner Cable customers with digital cable boxes will get some extra basketball coverage during March Madness, whether or not they subscribe to the digital sports tier.

According to Time Warner Cable's Customer Care team on Twitter, all digital customers will get a free preview of CBS College Sports Network, including the HD channel, during the NCAA tournament this month.  For those who don't already have their brackets going, that's March 8th through April 5th.  

CBS College Sports Network is found at channel 322, or 1322 in high-definition.  Time Warner added the channel in Northeast Wisconsin on December 29th.
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Written by Mark | Posted on March 4, 2010 | 0 comments

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