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The Disney vs YouTube TV Spat Had a Hidden Message to the Cable News Industry
If you didn't pick up on this, you're out of touch.
Disney, YouTube TV Reach Agreement to End Blackout
Disney’s full suite of networks will be restored on YouTube TV “within the next 24 hours.”
Disney Reports 6% Entertainment Revenue Decline During 2025’s 3rd Quarter
Linear networks were largely affected by the lack of political advertising, which represented $40 million of its revenue during the prior year.
YouTube TV, Disney Reportedly Have Momentum in Talks To End Carriage Dispute
"The blackout, which began October 30, has left roughly 10 million YouTube TV subscribers without access to Monday Night Football, college football, and other ESPN programming"
Disney Asks YouTube TV to End ABC News Blackout on Election Day
"We believe in putting the public interest first and hope YouTube TV will take this small step for their customers while we continue to work toward a fair agreement.”
ESPN Announces Third Annual Animated Monday Night Football Game Broadcast
"Each iteration of Funday Football has pushed the boundary of what’s possible in sports technology"
Super Bowl XLIV Will Remain on NBC Despite Potential NFL Rights Renegotiation
"If there’s a scenario where NBC were no longer in business with the NFL, we would still be guaranteed that 2030 Super Bowl"
Jimmy Kimmel Live! to Return to Sinclair-Owned Stations
"We take seriously our responsibility as local broadcasters to provide programming that serves the interests of our communities, while also honoring our obligations to air national network programming."
Why Breaking Up TV Giants May Be the Industry’s Only Hope
The way to rise from the ashes of this burning industry is to be neutral, keep it local, stay fully staffed, and — most importantly — keep big business and political gamesmanship out of your newsroom.
Roger Goodell Has More Reasons To Sit and Wait Than Renegotiate Media Deals in 2026
"There are some reasons why the NFL and Roger Goodell might be open to renegotiating their media rights deals next year. However, there are more reasons for Goodell to wait an additional year"