With the NFL regular season just a couple weeks away, CBS and Time Warner Cable remain locked in a stand-off nobody understands. Everyone is a loser. Time Warner Cable subscribers still can't watch CBS or Showtime, missing their favorite shows. Viewers then blame their cable operators and CBS loses viewers. But at least one company escapes this looking good: Amazon.
Here's why:
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