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YouTube TV just lost Disney and ESPN — here's 3 live TV streaming services to consider instead
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Disney-YouTube TV Feud Leaves Millions of Subscribers in the Dark: As of November 2nd, millions of YouTube TV subscribers are unable to access major Disney-owned channels like ABC and ESPN due to a distribution deal expiration. Disney has pulled all its networks, and DVR recordings from these channels have also been removed. With no agreement in sight, YouTube TV is offering $20 credits if the channels remain unavailable for a long period. Viewers are frustrated, as these networks were a major draw for many subscribers. There are rumors of a potential new sports bundle, but nothing is confirmed yet, leaving subscribers in limbo and exploring other streaming options.
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