Disney and YouTube TV Reach Deal to End Blackout
After a recent two-week blackout, Disney and YouTube TV have officially reached a deal to restore channels for subscribers. This agreement brings popular networks like ABC, ESPN, and FX back to the streaming service, while also offering ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer service at no extra cost. Fans can now enjoy live sports, shows, and Disney content without interruption.
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Which Disney Channels Are Restored on YouTube TV?
Subscribers can now access ABC, ESPN, FX, and more Disney networks immediately. The deal also includes the option to bundle Disney+, Hulu, and select Disney channels, providing more flexibility for cord-cutters who want both live TV and streaming content in one place.
How YouTube TV Handled the Blackout
During the blackout, YouTube TV issued a $20 credit to affected subscribers and apologized for the disruption. The company worked quickly to negotiate the new agreement, emphasizing that customer experience and uninterrupted access to live programming, especially college football, were top priorities.
What This Means for YouTube TV Subscribers
This deal restores confidence in YouTube TV as a reliable cable alternative. With Disney networks back and new bundle options available, subscribers gain more choice, value, and convenience. Fans no longer have to miss their favorite shows or sporting events due to provider disputes.
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