Core Insights - YouTube TV and Disney have reached a deal after a two-week blackout, restoring Disney networks like ABC, ESPN, and FX to YouTube TV [1][2] - The agreement includes ESPN's new direct-to-consumer service being available on YouTube TV at no extra cost, along with the option to sell select Disney networks and the Disney+/Hulu bundle [1][2] Company Statements - Disney executives described the deal as recognizing the value of Disney's programming and providing YouTube TV subscribers with more flexibility and choice [2] - YouTube expressed apologies for the disruption and thanked subscribers for their patience during negotiations [3] Subscriber Impact - A survey indicated that 24% of YouTube TV's over 10 million subscribers had either canceled or planned to cancel their subscriptions due to the blackout, although YouTube claimed actual churn was manageable [6]