Viewing college football continues to become more and more difficult in the age of streaming services and media rights disputes, the latest being between Disney and YouTube TV. Disney's TV channels ...

YouTube TV subscribers are in for a rude awakening when they try to watch ESPN and its family of networks during Halloween weekend. ESPN announced that YouTube TV has dropped networks like ABC, ESPN, ...

YouTube TV customers watched ESPN go dark Thursday night as talks between the Google-owned platform and sports network broke down, leading the channel — along with other Disney-operated channels — to ...

YouTube TV subscribers lost access to ABC, ESPN and other Disney-owned channels after Disney and Google failed to renew their contract by Oct. 30. This means that sports fans may have to look ...

Week 10 of the college football season got off to a jarring start for the millions of fans subscribed to YouTube TV, who found out they can no longer watch ESPN networks on the popular streaming ...

YouTube TV opted to change its approach on ESPN and ABC blackouts as a new update reveals subscriber fallout is mounting amid its dispute with Disney. ESPN and ABC blackouts on YouTube TV caused ...

Millions of YouTube TV customers found themselves without ESPN, ABC, and other Disney channels on Friday after Google and Disney failed to reach an agreement during carriage fee contract negotiations.

Clemson football fans planning to watch the Tigers this weekend via YouTube TV may have to make alternate plans. YouTube TV blacked out Disney's television channels, including ABC and the ESPN family ...

YouTube TV gave an interesting new update on ESPN and ABC blackouts, explaining what’s causing the extended negotiations with Disney. YouTube TV and Disney blackouts continue, mainly due to disputes ...

Will the YouTube TV-ESPN standoff extend through yet another "Monday Night Football" game? Scott Taetsch / Getty Images As the standoff between YouTube TV and ESPN hurtles toward its second week — ...

YouTube TV and Disney have reached a deal that will restore ESPN, ABC and other channels to the platform’s 10 million subscribers after nearly a two-week hiatus, the companies announced Friday night.