CBS is in talks with Apple about offering content on Apple's revamped TV offering, CBS CEO Les Moonves said Wednesday.

When asked whether he would consider a deal with Apple—which is working to update its Apple TV product—Moonves said he "probably" would.

What would it take? "Money."

Moonves said discussions were ongoing with Apple, and recently met with Eddy Cue, the company's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.



Moonves' comments came at the second annual Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.



"Apple TV is trying to change the universe a little bit as did Sling as is Sony," he said.

What Apple will offer is "a more select group at a lower price. Any one of those groups will need CBS. We have the NFL, which is must have television. Any of those bundles we will be a part of that and we should get a better proportion of the share of that universe than we currently do on cable," he said.