According to Reuters and other news agencies, CBS announced today that it has reached a deal with CNET Networks to buy the web publisher for $1.8 billion (which is $11.50 per share and represents a 45 percent premium to the closing price on Wednesday). With the Internet stealing time from TV watching, networks need to find a way to reach the web audience.
"When you can combine the entertainment assets, the news assets, the platforms that are available with technology, the cross advertising opportunities, it just gives us great scale," CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves said during a conference call.



















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