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Why isn't ESPN on YouTube TV? How to watch college football amid Disney, YouTube TV dispute

YouTube TV subscribers lost access to Disney-owned channels, including ESPN and ABC, due to a contract dispute.

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ESPN on YouTube TV: How to Watch Sports Networks for Free Amid Cancellation

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YouTube TV Alternatives as Disney Pulls ESPN, ABC, More

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Disney pulls channels from YouTube TV over fee dispute

Subscribers to YouTube TV have lost access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney channels, as the two companies struggle to negotiate a licensing deal.

· 13h

Disney content has gone dark on YouTube TV. Here’s what customers should know

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Disney pulls ABC and ESPN from YouTube TV, which could impact college football, NBA and NFL games

· 7h

Disney pulls ABC, ESPN and more from YouTube TV as talks break down

YouTube said it would give subscribers a $20 credit if Disney content unavailable “for an extended period of time.”

· 18h

YouTube TV loses ESPN, ABC and other Disney channels

· 19h

Disney Networks, Including ABC, Go Dark On YouTube TV After Failed Talks

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Sling Unveils New Offers for Streaming Customers, As ESPN Departs From YouTube TV

Sports fans looking for ESPN this weekend will have to look elsewhere if they’re subscribed to YouTube TV. The live TV streaming service announced Friday that it was removing ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels from its lineup,

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YouTubeTV and Disney fallout takes ESPN off platform for Texas subscribers

On late Thursday evening, ESPN PR announced that Disney would be removing its programming from Google's YouTubeTV beginning immediately.

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ESPN Is No Longer Available on YouTube TV — What Happened?

YouTube TV is a subscription service that allows customers to experience live television without a cable provider. Why did Disney remove ESPN?

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ESPN secures 3-year deal to broadcast Athletes Unlimited women's sports leagues

ESPN and Athletes Unlimited announced a three-year rights extension Wednesday that makes ESPN the official broadcast partner for the women's professional sports company's softball, basketball and volleyball leagues.