The ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and programmers now involves Disney’s TV networks, such as ABC and ESPN, mirroring past conflicts with NBCUniversal and FOX. While YouTube, a unit of Google, seeks short-term renewal deals and unchanged carriage fees, programmers push for long-term renewals and fee increases.
YouTube TV, a subscription-based streaming platform catering to 10 million U.S. TV households at $73 per month, offers live and on-demand TV from 100 networks. With 2.7 billion active users monthly, YouTube aims to maintain low content fees to avoid subscription rate hikes and cord-cutting issues faced by traditional cable TV.
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