College Sports Television Networks is no longer in a league of its own. The CBS Corp.-owned sports media company has been absorbed into the parent company's CBS Sports division. By Andrew Wallenstein, ...

CBS Corporation announced that it will integrate the combined businesses of its College Sports Television Networks (CSTV) division into the operations of CBS Sports. The reorganization, effective ...

CSTV Networks, the leading digital sports media company and part of CBS Corp., and VeriSign, the leading provider of intelligent infrastructure for the networked world, jointly announced the launch of ...

After two years of tireless, collaborative efforts, the Cortland State Television (CSTV) club has acquired access to broadcast the station’s programs via Channel 20 on SUNY Cortland’s closed network.

CSTV on Wednesday announced the launch of CSTV 2 Go, a wireless service that will make it easier for college sports fans to find out more about their favorite teams. By Paul J. Gough, The Associated ...

It’s a happy day for NCAA water polo fans. Or for that matter, anyone interested in watching college sports not generally given equal exposure in the media. Effective in January, the Official College ...

Today’s live broadcast of the key California Collegiate Athletic Association matchup between the Chico State women’s basketball team and UC San Diego by College Sports Television is believed to be the ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. ORONO – The University of Maine announced that CSTV, the new national ...

The last time we brought up this issue it was when John Saunders and Bill Walton were covering the FIBA Basketball Championships from Bristol. While I didn’t agree with the practice it sort of made ...

CSTV, acquired by CBS in November 2005, is now being folded into CBS Sports with the goal of creating a business model with increased marketing potential, similar to Disney’s ABC and ESPN Sports.

After two years of tireless, collaborative efforts, the Cortland State Television (CSTV) club has acquired access to broadcast the station’s programs via Channel 20 on SUNY Cortland’s closed network.