YouTube TV and FOX Make Carriage Deal
YouTube TV averted a blackout by agreeing with Fox to keep its channels, preserving access for 9.4 million subscribers to major sports and news content.
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Fox and YouTube TV Reach Carriage Deal, Preventing Disruption for Subscribers
Fox Corporation and YouTube announced on Aug. 28 that they had reached a deal to renew their carriage agreement, ensuring Fox channels remain available on YouTube TV. Fox said in a statement that the full portfolio of Fox networks—including Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, Fox Sports, and local Fox stations—would be renewed for broadcasting on the streaming platform. YouTube said in a blog post, “We’re happy to share that we’ve reached an…
Fox and YouTube TV Reach Carriage Deal, Preventing Disruption for Subscribers - The Thinking Conservative
Fox Corp and YouTube reached a deal to renew their carriage agreement, ensuring Fox channels remain available on YouTube TV. The post Fox and YouTube TV Reach Carriage Deal, Preventing Disruption for Subscribers appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
YouTube TV subscribers won't lose access to Fox content after all
YouTube TV subscribers won't have to worry about missing key college football games and other Fox content after the two sides struck a deal yesterday. "We’re happy to share that we’ve reached an agreement with Fox to keep their content on YouTube TV," the Alphabet-owned company wrote on its blog. Earlier this week, YouTube TV warned subscribers that they could lose access to Fox content including the start of the NFL season and a key college fo…
End of the war: FOX and YouTube TV reach an agreement and end uncertainty over NFL and college football broadcasts
For a tense stretch this week, millions of football fans wondered if they would be left scrambling to find a way to watch their favorite teams. A carriage dispute between FOX and
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