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YouTube TV won’t restore ABC stations for Election Night coverage

Google-owned streaming service YouTube TV has rejected an offer by the Walt Disney Company that would have allowed the cable television alternative to offer local ABC stations and affiliates for Election Night coverage on Tuesday.

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Where to watch your local ABC station amid the YouTubeTV dispute

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YouTube TV blackout with Disney: How to watch ESPN, ABC and more as a YouTube TV subscriber

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ABC and ESPN are blacked out on YouTube TV. Here are the next options for subscribers

On Oct. 30, YouTube TV subscribers lost access to all Walt Disney Company channels — including ABC and ESPN, plus the conference-specific ACC and SEC Networks.

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Disney Appeals to YouTube TV to Bring Back ABC for Election Day Amid Ongoing Blackout

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Millions of NFL fans face prospect of missing MNF as ESPN’s media war with Google and YouTube rumbles on

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Where YouTube TV-Disney war stands with ‘Monday Night Football’ in jeopardy

Outcry could grow over the next week as ABC and ESPN have a huge Eagles-Packers matchup for “Monday Night Football” in Week 10, with both teams in contention for the NFC’s top seed.

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Disney Asks YouTube TV to Restore ABC Broadcast for Election Day

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How YouTube TV subscribers can watch Cowboys-Cardinals on Monday Night Football

YouTube TV loses ESPN, ABC: Why users no longer have access to these and WPBF-Channel 25

Disney suspended ESPN, ABC content on YouTube TV after the companies failed to reach a new contractual agreement.

KSAT, ABC and ESPN yanked from major streaming service over deal dispute

This article originally published at KSAT, ABC and ESPN yanked from major streaming service over deal dispute. 'Jeopardy! star Ken Jennings revealed he plans to step down from co-hosting the 'Omnibus' podcast after being part of it since December 2017.

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Disney's battle with YouTube TV isn't going as expected

Disney and YouTube TV are stuck in a stalemate. ESPN personalities are appealing to YouTube TV customers, but their messages might not be resonating.