Core Points - Disney content, including channels like ABC and ESPN, has been removed from YouTube TV due to failed contract negotiations [1][2][3] - YouTube claims that Disney used the threat of a blackout as a negotiating tactic to increase prices for customers [1][2] - YouTube TV has previously faced similar disputes, such as with NBCUniversal, which were resolved through temporary extensions [3] Company Actions - YouTube TV is committed to working with Disney to reach an agreement and has offered a $20 credit to members if the content remains unavailable for an extended period [4] - YouTube TV captures over 13% of TV watch-time in July, making it a leading media distributor in terms of audience engagement [5]