YouTube TV users faced a frustrating issue recently. Many found their recorded shows locked. A message popped up saying the content provider had restricted access. This problem hit users across different devices. It affected phones, TVs, and even the website. Not everyone faced this problem. But ma
Big news for TV lovers! Disney and YouTube TV have finally made up after a long fight. This means that all the Disney channels, like ESPN and ABC, are back on YouTube TV. Fans who missed their favorite shows and sports can now relax. The fight started because the old deal between Disney and YouTube
Sports lovers, get ready for some exciting news! NBCUniversal is launching a new sports TV channel on November 17. This is big because even though many people are switching to streaming, there are still lots of fans who enjoy watching sports on traditional cable TV. The new channel is part of NBCUn
In a surprising turn of events, NBC Sports Network is making a comeback in 2025. The network will first appear on YouTube TV, with other pay-TV systems like Comcast's Xfinity coming soon. This move might seem odd, but it's all about keeping sports fans happy in a world where streaming is king. NBCU
A big change is happening in the world of streaming. YouTube TV and Disney are having a disagreement. This means some popular channels are missing from YouTube TV. Channels like ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, and more are not available right now. This started on October 31st. The two companies can't agr
People who pay for YouTube TV are missing out on ESPN and other Disney channels. This isn't new. It's been going on for a while. Google and Disney can't agree on a deal. So, who's fault is it? Both of them. Google has already made deals with Fox and NBC. But Disney pulled its channels from YouTube
YouTube is marking its 20th anniversary with a look back at some impressive numbers and a sneak peek at new features coming soon. It is hard to believe that the first video, "Me at the Zoo, " was uploaded way back on April 23, 2005. Since then, the platform has seen a staggering 20 trillion video
