CBS chief exec Les Moonves says that discussions with Apple about TV programming for a streaming service will likely lead to a deal, but he does not know when. The tech giant pushed the launch of its planned live Internet TV service until 2016, reportedly due to stalled discussions with media companies regarding licensing agreements. Moonves indicated that his network is also having similar licensing discussions with companies including Facebook and Netflix. “CBS, with popular shows like ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ‘Criminal Minds’ is one of the key elements to a live subscription service that Apple hopes to use to revolutionize TV,” according to Bloomberg.