Walt Disney Co. is alerting viewers that its channels may go dark on YouTube TV amid tense contract negotiations between the two television giants. The companies are struggling to hammer out a new ...

Disney's $50 million class action settlement pays YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers who had plans between April 2019 and March 2026.

A Disney blackout on YouTube TV has left subscribers unable to watch content from Disney networks, including ESPN, ABC, Disney Channel, FX, National Geographic, and ...

Disney networks include FX, Nat Geo, and Disney Channel YouTube TV's failed negotiations with Disney follow similar disputes with NBCUniversal, Fox, and Paramount YouTube TV claims Disney's terms ...

Disney's $50 million antitrust settlement lets YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers file a claim form for a cash payment ...

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. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited ...

YouTube TV and Disney have found new momentum in talks for a deal, but there is a key obstacle. Chris McGrath / Getty Images There is potential renewed momentum on a deal between YouTube TV and Disney ...

A carriage battle may see all the Disney-owned channels disappear from YouTube TV on Thursday, but today the Bob Iger-run company and the Google-owned platform have reached a detente over an executive ...

Disney and YouTube TV have reached a carriage agreement, ending a pitched battle that dragged on for 15 days, frustrating consumers and fascinating the media business. Included in the multi-year pact ...

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