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YouTube TV restores access to Disney after dispute resolved
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NEW YORK (AP) — YouTube TV began restoring access to Disney content after a dispute between the companies led to an interruption of service over the weekend.
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YouTube TV, Disney reach deal to resume channels
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YouTube TV restores access to Disney after dispute resolved
After failing to reach a deal with Disney, YouTube TV will not be able to distribute Disney-owned channels such as ESPN and ABC on its platform, and has dropped the monthly subscription price to its platform by $15, to $49.99.
YouTube TV has restored access to Disney, ESPN, and other networks following an outage last week. The outage stemmed from contractual disputes that resulted in an interruption of service.
NEW YORK (AP) — YouTube TV began restoring access to Disney content after a dispute between the companies led to an interruption of service over the weekend.
Google-owned YouTube TV and Disney could not reach an agreement, which caused the streaming service to drop Disney channels. However, after a couple of days, the companies agreed, bringing Disney channels back to YouTube TV.
Disney and Google have come to an arrangement to restore ABC, National Geographic, ESPN and other Disney channels to Youtube TV after a two-day blackout due to a disagreement over carriage fees.
After a brief blackout that began on Friday night, ABC, ESPN and several other Disney-owned channels will return to YouTube TV after the Google-owned company and Disney reached a carriage agreement on Sunday afternoon.
Right before this week’s Monday Night Football matchup, Disney and YouTube have reached an agreement that will bring back Disney’s portfolio of broadcast and cable channels back to YouTube TV.
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