YouTube TV has notified subscribers that a $20 credit is heading their way in light of its ongoing standoff with Disney, which has resulted in numerous channels going dark on the platform, including ...

On Sunday, YouTube TV formally informed customers that it is issuing a $20 credit as a result of the company’s ongoing carriage dispute with Disney which has kept the ESPN family of networks off of ...

YouTube TV was unable to broadcast football games last weekend, as the streaming service is currently in a dispute with Disney. Since YouTube TV and Disney have not reached an agreement, the football ...

Multiple streaming services appear on a Roku TV. I’m thankful every day that I’m one of the last who is clinging on to his television cords. Many who have made the decision to cut the cord decided to ...

YouTube TV’s contract negotiations with Disney are dragging on into a multi-week affair, and subscribers are already missing key programming events as a result. ESPN’s Monday Night Football wasn’t ...

An ongoing contract dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has led to the removal of ABC, ESPN and other top broadcasting channels from the live streaming service, with no indication when they'll be ...

Some YouTube TV users have found a credit in their account for $60 off their subscription, but it's not related to the platform's ongoing contract dispute with Disney. Disney's content was pulled from ...

Subscribe to The TV Answer Man – It’s Free! Click Here! YouTube TV early Friday morning (October 31, 2025) lost all Disney-owned channels, including ESPN, the ABC affiliates and FX, due to a carriage ...

DALLAS — YouTube TV viewers can no longer see Disney channels like ABC and ESPN after the two sides failed to come to an agreement on a new distribution deal. The dispute impacts ABC affiliate ...

Viewing college football continues to become more and more difficult in the age of streaming services and media rights disputes, the latest being between Disney and YouTube TV. Disney's TV channels ...

Disney content has gone dark on YouTube TV, leaving subscribers of the Google-owned live streaming platform without access to major networks like ESPN and ABC. That's because the companies have failed ...