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Disney Could Lose $60 Million in Revenue From YouTube TV Carriage Dispute

Disney may lose $30 million in revenue per week as its carriage dispute with YouTube TV has left ABC, ESPN and more of the media giant’s channels and programming dark on the Google-owned platform for ...

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YouTube TV Blackout Is Costing Disney an Estimated $4.3 Million per Day in Lost Revenue

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Disney is losing $30 million every week the YouTube TV blackout lasts, Morgan Stanley says

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YouTube TV Quietly Made Major Move Amid ESPN Blackout

Since Oct. 30, YouTube TV subscribers have been without ESPN, ABC, and other Disney-owned channels as a result of a carriage dispute between the streaming platform and Disney.

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Frustrated over YouTube TV losing all of Disney's channels? Blame ESPN's crazy pricing

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How to claim YouTube TV $20 credit during Disney blackout, plus free streaming options

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YouTube TV offers $20 rebate amid ABC/ESPN dispute. Here's how to get it

YouTube TV subscribers must manually claim the credit through their account settings on a web browser. YouTube TV is offering a $20 one-time credit to subscribers following the removal of Disney-owned channels.

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Disney Suffers $30 Million-Plus Loss Amid ESPN, YouTube TV Dispute

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YouTube TV customers can get rebate as battle with Disney continues

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Why is ESPN not on YouTube TV? How to watch 'Monday Night Football' during dispute

ESPN is not presently on YouTube TV because of a dispute between its parent company, Disney, and the streaming service.

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Another 'Monday Night Football' blackout on YouTube TV is looming, and Eagles fans aren't the only ones upset

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For second straight week, ‘Monday Night Football’ will not be available on YouTube TV

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YouTube TV Users Get More Bad News Amid ESPN Blackout

According to several surveys conducted recently, the public largely places more blame for the standoff on Disney rather than YouTube TV, though it's clear that both sides play a role in the frustratin...

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How to claim your $20 credit from YouTube TV during Disney dispute

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YouTube TV, ESPN Dispute Continues: Who is to Blame?

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Disney Executives Blast YouTube TV, Google for Wanting to ‘Eliminate Competition’ Amid Programming Blackout

Dana Walden, Alan Bergman and Jimmy Pitaro argue the tech giant also wants to "devalue the very content that helped them build their service"

Disney and YouTube aren't gonna stop fighting any time soon

Disney claims to have offered YouTube TV a deal that “would cost less overall than the terms of our recently expired license,” with programming packages “that would provide tremendous flexibility for YouTube TV and greater choice and value for its customers.