Disney Channels Return to YouTube TV After Two-Week Blackout
Disney and YouTube TV have reached an agreement to restore popular channels like ESPN and ABC to the streaming service. This deal comes after a two-week blackout where millions of YouTube TV subscribers were unable to watch these channels, including live sports events and major programs.
The dispute started because Disney and YouTube TV could not agree on the value of Disney's channels. As a result, channels such as ESPN and ABC were removed from YouTube TV, which affected around ten million subscribers.
With this new agreement, all Disney-owned networks have now returned to YouTube TV, ending the disruption for viewers. The deal brings back access to big games, college football, and other popular content.
Disney and YouTube TV had a disagreement over the value of Disney's channels, which led to the removal of channels like ESPN and ABC for about two weeks.
Yes, after Disney and YouTube TV reached a new deal, these channels have returned to the service.
The removal of Disney's channels affected around ten million YouTube TV subscribers.
Subscribers missed out on programs from channels like ESPN and ABC, including major live sports events and college football.
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