US EditionYouTube Says Open to Deal with Disney to Restore Networks in US
The ongoing fee dispute between Disney and Google has led to a 24% cancellation rate among YouTube TV subscribers amid key sports and entertainment channel blackouts.
- Google's YouTube said it is open to negotiating a fair deal with Disney to restore Disney's networks on its YouTube TV service.
- YouTube accused Disney of misrepresenting facts and seeking higher rates than rivals and its own smaller platforms.
- According to a survey, 24% of YouTube TV subscribers have cancelled or plan to cancel their subscription due to the standoff with Disney.
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YouTube TV Will Issue $20 Credits to Customers Who Experience Disney Blackout
YouTube TV will follow through on its promise to reimburse customers in the event of a Disney-related blackout beginning Sunday. The internet company previously pledged to issue $20 credits if customers lost access to Disney and related channels (including local ABC stations and ESPN) for “an extended period of time.” YouTube will begin sending out the credits if no deal is in place to bring Disney and the brand’s related channels back to the se…
Report: Google, Disney are negotiating today to restore ESPN to YouTube TV
As football fans who have paid for the YouTube TV service continue to not be able to watch football on ESPN or ABC, the two mega-corporations playing a high-stakes game of chicken are reportedly talking turkey.
Entertainment Giants Face Turmoil Amid Streaming Wars
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YouTube's leverage in its fight with Disney goes beyond support from Google
Google's YouTube TV service is missing key channels like ESPN and ABC.Rolf Vennenbernd/picture alliance via Getty ImagesYouTube TV is driving a hard bargain with Disney, whose channels are off the service.Media analysts say YouTube TV has leverage since it's supported by Google.But YouTube TV has grown into a powerhouse in its own right.YouTube TV isn't budging in its high-profile fight with Disney — and it has leverage beyond its Google backing…
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