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Bob Iger defends Disney's offer to YouTube TV

Disney CEO Bob Iger reacts to YouTube TV deal

Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company is "working tirelessly" to close a deal with YouTube TV to limit the disruption to subscribers.

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Disney CEO Bob Iger Sends Concerning Message Amid ESPN-YouTube TV Dispute

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Bob Iger defends Disney's offer to YouTube TV as ESPN, ABC blackout continues

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Disney warns of potentially long dispute with YouTube TV, shares fall

Walt Disney (DIS.N) said on Thursday it would boost its dividend by 50% and double its share buyback plan for fiscal 2026, as the media giant's streaming and parks businesses powered a quarterly earni...

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Disney and YouTube TV End Blackout

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Disney Reaches New Deal With YouTube TV, Ending Two-Week Blackout

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Disney and YouTube TV Have a Deal: ESPN and ABC Return to Streaming Service After Two Week Blackout

According to Disney, the deal will allow for select live and library programming from the ESPN Unlimited streaming service to be available within YouTube TV, with ESPN Unlimited made available to YouT...

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The YouTube TV Disney blackout continues: How to watch NCAA football this weekend

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Touchdown! Disney, ESPN and Other Channels Are Back on YouTube TV

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Have YouTube TV and Disney reached agreement? It could be 'a little while.'

Disney-owned channels like ESPN and ABC have been pulled off of YouTube TV since Oct. 30. How long will the dispute last? Here's the latest.

Disney's fight with YouTube TV is tied for its longest blackout ever — and faces a big test on Thursday

The Disney-YouTube TV fight is on day 13. One analyst expects a deal before Disney's earnings report.

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Google is calming miffed users with a token credit over the YouTube TV-Disney split

While credit issuance may continue as a goodwill gesture until a deal is reached, extended blackouts could negatively impact YouTube TV’s subscription base in the United States.

YouTube TV-Disney dispute drags on, leaving millions without access to games or shows

An ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and Disney means millions of YouTube TV subscribers are unable to access Disney programming, including ESPN's college football games and popular ABC shows.