ESPN Uses Star Power to Fight YouTube TV

ESPN uses star power to fight YouTube TV

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Frustrated College Football Fans React To ESPN Blackout On YouTube TV Amid Dispute

College football fans with YouTube TV had a frustrating Saturday trying to watch college football games. On Thursday, ESPN/Disney announced that it would remove its networks from YouTube TV amid a carriage fee dispute. “Unfortunately, Google’s YouTube TV has chosen to deny its subscribers the content they value most by refusing to pay fair rates for our channels, including ESPN and ABC. Without a new agreement in place, their subscribers will no…

ESPN Makes ‘College GameDay’ Available On X & Mobile App For Free

As YouTube TV‘s carriage talks leave many sports fans without access to their favorite college teams, ESPN is addressing the issue. The sports media company is making its pregame show College GameDay available for free on X and the ESPN mobile app immediately after it was one of several Disney networks to go dark on […]

ESPN Pulls Savvy Move With College GameDay As Battle With YouTube TV Hits Boiling Point

Today may just be a DOOZY in the world of the internet. It's a mammoth college football Saturday on the first Saturday of November, and most fans won't be able to watch any of it. I'm not one of them, because I don't bend the knee to any of these dumb streamers, but a lot of folks do. And they're about to be PISSED this afternoon. That's because ESPN/Disney and YouTube TV are currently fighting like a 20-year-old married couple over stuff that y…

ESPN Puts College GameDay on X as Disney-YouTube TV Clash Continues

Can Pat McAfee help Disney prevail over YouTube TV in TV’s never-ending carriage wars? Disney’s ESPN said it would make one of its most popular sports telecasts, “College GameDay,” widely available via the X social-media platform as the entertainment conglomerate grapples with a blackout of its networks on YouTube TV, one of a growing number […]

TNT Takes a Massive Shot at ESPN on Big 12 Pregame

TNT took a not-so-subtle jab at ESPN on Saturday morning, and for Big 12 fans, it was a refreshing change of pace. During the network’s Big 12 pregame show, host Adam Lefkoe threw a little shade while welcoming viewers. “If I can, a hearty hello to everyone watching on YouTube TV,” Lefkoe said. “We don’t need you to send an email or make a phone call, just hang out. You might like it.” "If I can, a hearty hello to everyone watching on YouTube T…