Disney and YouTube TV have reached an agreement to restore channels like ABC and ESPN, ending a two-week blackout due to a licensing dispute. The conflict began when YouTube TV and Disney could not finalize terms, disrupting access to various Disney-owned networks. YouTube TV accused Disney of using the blackout as leverage, while Disney claimed YouTube TV refused to pay fair rates. This incident highlights ongoing challenges in the evolving streaming landscape, where consumers often face interruptions during contract negotiations.
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