TV Chat
Related: About this forumYouTubeTV, Disney, reach deal
Email to subscribers:
Were happy to share that weve reached a deal with Disney to return their content to YouTube TV while preserving a $64.99/mo. price for our members. Weve already started to restore access to Disney networks like ESPN and FX, including their live and on-demand content, as well as any recordings that were previously in your Library. We will also be turning on your local ABC stations over the course of the day. Dont worry, your personal preferences and recommendations will be just as you left them.
As we promised a $15 discount while the Disney content remained off platform, we will still honor a one-time credit for all impacted Base Plan members.
For active members who have not yet received that $15 discount on their monthly bill, you will automatically receive this one-time credit on your next bill with no action needed. Note that your bill in Settings will not reflect this credit until you have been charged. Members who are in a paused state will receive this credit one month after their first charge. Verizon-billed users will automatically receive this as a one-time discount of $15 on their next bill. After that, the monthly price will revert back to $64.99 for new and existing members.
For any of you who were impacted and have initiated the cancellation process, we will still honor the one-time $15 credit on your bill if you resume your membership before you lose access. Visit tv.youtube.com/membership and click Add to return the Base Plan to your membership. Note, you will still see a $64.99 price upon re-activating your membership, but a one-time discount will be reflected in your next bill.
We apologize for the disruption and appreciate your patience as we continued to negotiate on your behalf. We also appreciate Disney's partnership and willingness to work towards an agreement.
As always, thank you for being a YouTube TV member.
Sincerely,
The YouTube TV team
---------------
That was quick!
AZProgressive
(29,346 posts)They must have a lot of angry callers for cancelling ESPN.
Auggie
(31,770 posts)True, users could switch services, but advertisers like to consider overall reach in their media buys -- not just in audience, but in media channels as well. I'm thinking Bowl Games and March Madness hoops on ESPN, particularly.