On Friday night, out of thin air, Disney and YouTube TV reached a deal to restore Disney-owned networks to the platform after a two-week blackout. It was a fitting end to a carriage dispute that many thought would be a formality prior to the Halloween deadline,

After a rather tetchy two-week dispute over payments, all Disney-owned content is heading back to YouTube TV subscribers – including ABC, ESPN, FX, National Geographic, and other Disney-branded channels.

According to Variety, Disney’s current distribution deal with YouTube TV is set to expire by 12 a.m. ET on October 30. If they can’t reach an agreement, all of the House of Mouse’s networks will go dark on the service. The platform’s estimated 10 ...

YouTube TV subscribers received unwelcome news Thursday when Disney began alerting the service’s approximately 10 million users about a potential blackout of its networks. The warning came as negotiations between the two companies reached a critical ...

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Disney now expects its standoff with YouTube TV to last longer than hoped, keeping ESPN, ABC and other networks off the platform.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox