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If you haven’t yet heard, the ongoing feud between YouTube TV and Disney has gotten some updates. Right now, the two companies have not met an agreement and are splitting from each other, leaving ...

An agreement to bring Disney programming back to YouTube TV subscribers after a two-week blackout shows how the center of gravity has shifted from linear television to streaming YouTube has become a ...

In the most recent news, YouTube TV confirmed that a long-awaited addition will arrive very soon. YouTube TV rolls out C-SPAN networks, after months of waiting . YouTube TV will r ...

In two decades, the app has grown from a user-generated circus into the most powerful platform on earth. CEO Neal Mohan on his $100 billion vision for YouTube’s future and the disruption it’s left in ...

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Oct 2 (Reuters) - Alphabet's Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab and Comcast-owned (CMCSA.O), opens new tab NBCUniversal have reached a multi-year agreement to keep NBC shows such as "Sunday Night ...

Some YouTube TV subscribers are discovering a surprise $10 monthly discount in their account settings, totaling $60 in savings over six months. However, contrary to early speculation, this discount is ...

Millions of Americans who rely on YouTube TV for live sports and popular entertainment channels, including ESPN and ABC, lost access to Disney-owned networks after failed contract negotiations between ...

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. In the days since, some YouTube ...

The two-week-long dispute over carriage fees that left YouTube TV’s 10 million subscribers unable to watch any Disney programming is now over, but its impact on the media landscape may be permanent.