Core Points - YouTube TV is facing a potential blackout of Disney's networks, including ABC and ESPN, if a new distribution agreement is not reached by October 30 [1][2] - Disney has begun running public messages to alert YouTube TV subscribers about the potential loss of access to its programming [2] - YouTube TV is negotiating for better rates for Disney's programming, citing its scale with approximately 10 million subscribers [3] Company Positions - Disney accuses Google of exploiting its position, stating that failure to reach a fair deal will result in YouTube TV customers losing access to major programming, including NFL and NBA [2] - YouTube TV claims to be negotiating in good faith but argues that Disney's proposed terms would increase prices for customers and limit their choices [4] - In the absence of an agreement, YouTube TV plans to offer subscribers a $20 credit if Disney's content is unavailable for an extended period [4]