YouTube TV is back to normal after a two-week carriage dispute with Disney, but the fighting that led to blackouts for ABC, ...

After 14 days, the dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has finally ended. But it won't be the last blackout customers see.

After a lengthy saga that felt unnecessary from the users' standpoint, YouTube and Disney finally inked a new multi-year ...

After a lot of public drama, YouTube TV and Disney solved their licensing dispute and signed a multi-year distribution ...

The biggest winner of a now-resolved battle between two consumer and tech giants is a small $1.2 billion start-up.

However, there is a caveat to all this: YouTube TV won't be fully integrating all of the sports broadcasting offered by ESPN ...

In fact, “forty-three percent of Gen Z and millennials surveyed indicate a willingness to pay more for streaming video ...

Baseball fans using YouTube TV may be disappointed to learn that MLB.TV won't be included in ESPN Unlimited on the platform.

YouTube TV and Disney have resolved their carriage dispute, restoring ESPN, ABC, and other Disney channels after a two-week ...

Disney’s channels return to YouTube TV under a new agreement that bundles ESPN Unlimited and deepens ties as the industry ...

New multi-year carriage agreement restores full access to Disney-owned channels on YouTube TV Subscribers will see no ...

After two weeks, Disney and YouTube made up on Friday, which resulted in all of the Disney channels returning to YouTube TV.