The broadcasts for the College Football Playoff's first-round games will be split between Warner Bros.' TNT networks ...

ESPN, ABC and more channels continue to be dark for YouTube TV subscribers Monday as Google and Disney haggle over a new content distribution deal. For YouTube, a streaming service that promotes live ...

An ongoing contract dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has led to the removal of ABC, ESPN and other top broadcasting channels from the live streaming service, with no indication when they'll be ...

Monday Night Football is nationally broadcast by ESPN and ABC under a rights deals that runs through the 2033 season. Since those channels are currently blacked out on YouTube TV, subscribers can’t ...

It's been 11 days since Disney pulled ESPN and ABC from YouTube TV, preventing about 10 million households from watching their favorite college football teams and Monday Night Football. And it's ...

Disney channels and programs were pulled from YouTube TV late Thursday, October 30, when the two companies failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. Disney channels include ABC, ESPN, ACC ...

Get ready for hard-hitting tackles and wild touchdowns as Mickey, Goofy, and other Disney characters take to the gridiron. In Disney Sports Football, you'll create a team and compete in four modes: ...

YouTube TV viewers can no longer see Disney channels, including ABC and ESPN, after the two sides failed to agree on a new content distribution deal. Other channels that vanished from Google’s pay TV ...

Both the Eagles and Chargers have scared their opponents at points this season, so it seems only appropriate that they will appear together on a themed Monday Night Football altcast later this year.

The special edition of Monday Night Football, called 'Monsters Funday Football,' will be televised Dec. 8, when the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Los Angeles Chargers. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor ...

"Monday Night Football" will not air on YouTube TV as the platform remains in a contract dispute with Disney. Here's what to ...

The dispute between Disney and YouTube TV’s parent company, Google, is really about the continuing decline in households that still subscribe to traditional cable or satellite television packages and ...