NBC warns customers it may go dark on YouTube TV
Summary
NBCUniversal has warned that its channels might be removed from YouTube TV if they don't reach a new agreement by September 30. This dispute involves various NBC channels, including major networks and cable stations, not being accessible through YouTube TV. YouTube TV says it is negotiating but believes NBCUniversal's terms are too costly.Key Facts
- NBCUniversal and YouTube TV are in negotiations about a distribution deal that expires on September 30.
- NBCUniversal channels that may be affected include NBC, Telemundo, Bravo, CNBC, and others.
- NBCUniversal has criticized Google, which owns YouTube, for trying to control the market and giving unfair terms.
- YouTube TV argues that NBCUniversal's pricing is higher than what consumers pay on NBC's streaming service, Peacock.
- YouTube TV is offering a $10 credit to subscribers if NBCUniversal content is unavailable.
- This is the third recent public dispute between YouTube TV and a major content provider.
- YouTube TV has over 8 million customers in the U.S.
- Other broadcasters like Univision have also been in similar disputes with YouTube TV.
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