YouTube TV and NBC Extend Negotiations Past Deadline
- YouTube TV’s carriage agreements with NBCUniversal and TelevisaUnivision expire on Tuesday, threatening loss of key channels and programs for subscribers.
- The disputes stem from broadcasters demanding higher fees, while YouTube TV accuses them of unfair terms and seeks to avoid increased costs impacting subscribers.
- If no deals are reached, YouTube TV customers could lose NBCUniversal’s premium shows like Sunday Night Football and The Voice, plus Spanish-language news and entertainment from TelevisaUnivision.
- YouTube TV plans to credit subscribers $10 for extended NBC content outages, while Hispanic advocates urge Google to maintain Spanish-language networks, noting their critical news role.
- The outcome may affect millions as YouTube TV grows past 10 million subscribers, highlighting tensions between streaming services and broadcasters amid shifting pay-TV economics.
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YouTube TV drops Univision channels in contract dispute
YouTube TV dropped Spanish-language Univision television channels Tuesday night as a threat of an NBC blackout loomed. The tensions come as the Google-owned television service flexes its market muscle.
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