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Fubo TV Loses All NBC Channels Amid Price Dispute & Fans Are Livid
NBCUniversal demands higher fees and restricts Peacock integration, prompting Fubo to credit subscribers $15 if blackout persists, affecting millions of users nationwide.
- On 11/21/25, NBCUniversal removed its channels from Fubo, making NBC, CNBC, MSNBC, Bravo, USA Network and NBC Sports regional networks unavailable.
- Negotiators clashed over Peacock integration and wholesale pricing as Fubo says NBCUniversal demands significantly higher fees than legacy pay-TV operators and blocks Peacock Premium access.
- Fubo, sports-focused live TV streaming service, will issue a one-time $14.99 credit if the dispute continues, and expanded replacement programming and free ad-supported channels in affected slots.
- With college football on Saturday and the NFL on Sunday, millions of Fubo subscribers lose access to key channels, increasing disruption during peak NBC sports coverage.
- The standoff reflects a wider wave of carriage battles as media conglomerates and streaming-first distributors clash, with Fubo saying two-tier pricing would force higher subscription rates or losses.
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Fubo Accuses NBCUniversal of Demanding Higher Fees Than Other Providers & Promises $15 Credits If a Deal is Not Reached
Fubo, the sports-focused live TV streaming service, has publicly stated that its ongoing carriage dispute with NBCUniversal boils down to one central issue: NBCUniversal is insisting that Fubo pay significantly higher per-subscriber fees for its suite of networks than the company charges traditional cable and satellite providers. This comes as Fubo lost access to NBC, […] The post Fubo Accuses NBCUniversal of Demanding Higher Fees Than Other Pro…
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