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From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Do you have YouTube TV? Then you might be eligible for a small rebate. YouTube TV is offering a $20 one-time credit to subscribers affected by the removal of Disney-owned channels, such as ABC and ...

If you're a YouTube TV subscriber who relies on ESPN for football games, or maybe you never miss an episode of Dancing with the Stars (which airs on ABC), you're probably getting frustrated with the ...

YouTube TV subscribers can claim their $20 credit. Scott Taetsch / Getty Images Ten million YouTube TV subscribers are two lost weekends into the standoff between the streaming service and Disney over ...

Viewers who have preferred to get their television via a YouTube TV subscription have been out of luck for nearly two weeks now, with the streamer at an impasse with Disney. This means that for days, ...

YouTube TV subscribers must manually claim the credit through their account settings on a web browser. YouTube TV is offering a $20 one-time credit to subscribers ...

As a dispute between YouTube TV and ESPN lingers into another week, Google is taking a major step to reach out to impacted customers. Google, which owns YouTube TV, is giving YouTube TV subscribers a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- YouTube TV subscribers affected by the recent blackout of Disney-owned channels, including ESPN, ABC, FX and National Geographic, are now eligible for a one-time $20 credit. This ...

In a dispute that has left millions of viewers frustrated, YouTube TV and Disney have yet to reach a new deal, causing the popular streaming platform to lose access to a range of beloved channels, ...

We're already through a second week of college football and NFL action without Disney-owned networks like ABC and ESPN on YouTube TV. And the two sides are still looking far apart in the negotiations.