Disney has pulled its channels from YouTube TV after it failed to reach a new contract agreement with parent company Google.

According to Morgan Stanley’s analysts, Disney could be losing approximately $30 million per week during the YouTube TV blackout if the latter lasts for 14days.

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The ongoing dispute between Disney and YouTube TV is emblematic of a broader trend in the television industry, where distribution battles have become increasingly common. In this case, the conflict ...