Google Spurns Disney’s Request to Restore ABC to YouTube TV for Election Night, Instead Proposes Letting Users Watch ESPN, ABC as Talks Continue

On Monday, Disney asked Google to offer ABC to YouTube TV customers on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to bring them Election Night coverage. Google said no -- and suggested instead that Disney allow YouTube TV to bring ABC and ESPN back on the air as the two sides hash out a new agreement,

ESPN and other Disney channels have left YouTube TV. Here’s how it will affect college football fans

Disney and YouTube TV have not been able to reach a new content distribution deal, prompting Disney to pull all of its channels from the service.
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Report: Disney, YouTube TV still ‘far apart’ in carriage standoff

Disney and YouTube TV are far apart on the central issue of the price per subscriber that YouTube TV will pay Disney for its content with ESPN networks having gone dark on YouTube TV.

ESPN-YouTube TV dispute: Streaming alternatives to watch Cardinals-Cowboys on 'Monday Night Football'

Another alternative to YouTube TV is DirecTV, which also has a complement of Disney-owned channels like ABC and ESPN. Like Fubo, DirecTV gives the option of a free trial, and it has the added benefit of carrying many sports- and entertainment-specific channels.

Disney's battle with YouTube TV isn't going as expected

Disney and YouTube TV are stuck in a stalemate. ESPN personalities are appealing to YouTube TV customers, but their messages might not be resonating.

YouTube TV Fires Back at Disney, Calls Them “Unnecessarily Aggressive” in Negotiations

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