YouTube TV’s latest deal highlights the growing tension between richer bundles and rising consumer fatigue. Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images On Nov. 14, the two parties announced a new ...

Disney channels are back on YouTube TV, including ABC, ESPN, FX, and the rest of Disney’s network lineup. ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer service (ESPN Unlimited) is included at no extra cost for ...

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.

After a two-week blackout, YouTube TV and Disney announced Friday that they have reached a deal. In addition to bringing Disney networks like ABC, ESPN, and FX back to YouTube’s streaming TV service, ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. ESPN football is returning to YouTube TV after the service and the Walt Disney Co. settled their contentious ...

Disney and YouTube TV have officially ended their 15-day carriage standoff, restoring Disney-owned channels and wrapping one of the most-watched media spats in recent months. The new multi-year deal ...

After a 15-day standoff, a deal cleared the way for YouTube TV to resume carrying ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels. By Brooks Barnes Reporting from Los Angeles Disney and YouTube TV have ...

Disney programming has started to be restored to YouTube TV subscribers. The Walt Disney Company and YouTube TV have reached a multi-year distribution agreement that will restore ABC, ESPN and other ...

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 ...

Disney's channels had been unavailable for YouTube TV subscribers for two weeks. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor After nearly two weeks, Disney‘s linear channels will finally return to YouTube TV, after ...

Disney and YouTube TV struck a multi-year deal late Friday to get the entertainment giant’s content back onto the streaming site, ending the two-week blackout that spanned a historic election night.