CBS Corporation
After selling off its nuclear assets to BNFL in 1999, CBS Corporation was merged into Viacom, thus ending the corporate legacy of the "original" Westinghouse for good. TNN and CMT were folded into Viacom's MTV Networks basic cable unit post-merger, with HTS andbeing sold to Comcast and Midwest Sports Channel being sold to News Corporation shortly afterward. Viacom, however, changed its name to CBS Corporation in 2006 and spun off most of its cable and movie interests as a new Viacom. With a few exceptions, the "new" CBS Corporation retained the same television properties that the old CBS Corporation held prior to the Viacom merger, including the "new" Westinghouse. Theater chain National Amusements, which had held controlling interest in the "old" Viacom since 1986, retained controlling interest in both the "new" CBS and Viacom.