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YouTube TV’s Disney blackout reminds users that they don’t own what they stream

Google and Disney have been in a contract dispute since October 30 that has resulted in YouTube TV subscribers losing access to 21 Disney-owned TV channels, including ABC, ESPN, and The Disney Channel...

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Disney Suffers $30 Million-Plus Loss Amid ESPN, YouTube TV Dispute

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How YouTube TV users can claim their $20 credit amid Disney contract dispute

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For second straight week, ‘Monday Night Football’ will not be available on YouTube TV

With YouTube TV and ESPN/Disney unable to reach a deal over carriage fees, “Monday Night Football” will not be shown on the Google-owned streaming service for a second straight week.

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YouTube TV Quietly Made Major Move Amid ESPN Blackout

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Miss ESPN and WTNH on YouTube TV? Here’s how to get a $20 credit in Connecticut

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Google is calming miffed users with a token credit over the YouTube TV-Disney split

While credit issuance may continue as a goodwill gesture until a deal is reached, extended blackouts could negatively impact YouTube TV’s subscription base in the United States.

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YouTube TV to start issuing $20 credits over Disney and ESPN blackout — how to get yours

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YouTube TV Makes Major Move For Customers Amid ESPN Dispute

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Disney pulls ABC, ESPN and more from YouTube TV as talks break down

YouTube TV viewers can no longer see Disney channels including ABC and ESPN after the two sides failed to agree on a new content distribution deal. Other channels that vanished from Google’s pay TV platform include the Disney Channel, FX and Nat Geo.

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Disney-YouTube TV Battle Highlights Huge Changes In Media Business

The Disney-YouTube TV confrontation highlights the dramatic changes in media consolidation, the diminishment of local media, and the continuing rise of big tech.

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Disney Warns YouTube TV Users of Potential Programming Blackout in Latest Carriage Dispute

Sports products & strategy vice president Brian Marshall during ESPN's 2025 Direct to Consumer Press Event. (Photo by Phil Ellsworth / ESPN Images) Disney is warning YouTube TV subscribers that they may lose access to the parent company’s channels as ...