Cnn, Si To Hook Up

Sat., Feb. 17, 1996

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CNN and Sports Illustrated, banking on the combined power of the Turner and Time Warner media empires, will launch a 24-hour, all-sports cable news channel in December. The channel, which will be called CNN-SI, will have no live event coverage. The network will concentrate on news.

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