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Millions of YouTube TV subscribers can now redeem a credit good toward December’s bill following a dispute with Disney. Although the two sides were finally able to come to an agreement to bring Disney ...

Disney-owned networks have not been available on the service since Oct. 30 Christopher Rudolph is a contributing writer for PEOPLE. He previously covered entertainment at The Advocate, HuffPost, Logo ...

Do you have YouTube TV? Then you might be eligible for a small rebate. YouTube TV is offering a $20 one-time credit to subscribers affected by the removal of Disney-owned channels, such as ABC and ...

If you’re a YouTube TV subscriber missing ESPN, ABC, and other Disney-owned channels, you may be entitled to a refund. According to Syracuse.com, the blackout started as a contractual disagreement ...

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The day YouTube TV customers have been waiting for is finally here - well, kind of. On Tuesday, Nov. 11 YouTube TV finally announced how its customers can redeem a $20 credit as the company continues ...

YouTube TV subscribers can claim their $20 credit. Scott Taetsch / Getty Images Ten million YouTube TV subscribers are two lost weekends into the standoff between the streaming service and Disney over ...

Streaming YouTube and Disney reach a deal to restore ESPN, but you can still redeem your $20 credit — here's how to claim it now before it's gone Apps & Software How to easily claim your $20 YouTube ...

If you’re a YouTube TV subscriber who’s been staring at a blank screen where ESPN and ABC used to be, we’ve got some bittersweet news. Google’s finally putting its money where its mouth is – and by ...