College Football Fans React to ESPN Blackout on YouTube TV
College football fans with YouTube TV experienced a frustrating Saturday while trying to watch college football games.
On Thursday, ESPN/Disney announced that it would remove its networks from YouTube TV amid a carriage fee dispute.
“Unfortunately, Google’s YouTube TV has chosen to deny its subscribers the content they value most by refusing to pay fair rates for our channels, including ESPN and ABC.
Without a new agreement, subscribers will not have access to programming, including live sports like the NFL, NBA, and college football.
- The dispute affects access to 13 of the top 25 college teams playing.
- Google's market dominance is being used to eliminate competition and undercut industry-standard terms.
Author's summary: ESPN/Disney removes networks from YouTube TV amid dispute.
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