The Florida-Georgia game, as well as Miami, UCF and FSU football games, are in jeopardy for YouTube TV subscribers amid a carrier dispute with Disney.

The newly-combined entity, which involves Fubo and Hulu with Live TV, creates a new business that serves more than 6 million streaming pay TV customers in North America, executives at Fubo said in a news release. Fubo’s shareholders approved the deal in September.

The announcement of the deal came as a surprise in January, as Fubo had previously sued Disney (along with Fox and Warner Bros.) over antitrust concerns related to Venu, the streamers’ proposed giant sports app.

As YouTube TV‘s carriage talks leave many sports fans without access to their favorite college teams, ESPN is addressing the issue. The sports media company is making its pregame show College GameDay available for free on X and the ESPN mobile app immediately after it was one of several Disney networks to go dark on

The sports tier, if it launches, would be a departure from Google's all-in pricing scheme for YouTube TV, which costs $83 per month.

In August 2024, a planned “sports-first” virtual cable television product that sees FOX Corporation, Warner Bros. Discovery and ESPN parent The Walt Disney Company teaming up to create Venu Sports received a significant setback, courtesy of a Federal ...

Walt Disney said Tuesday its new streaming service would be named ESPN and cost $29.99 per month, as the media company aims to tap sports fans who have never subscribed to traditional television. The new service, which is set for launch this fall, will ...