Disney's channels have been blocked from YouTube TV since Oct. 30 as the two companies negotiate a new carriage deal.

A week after resolving the ESPN dispute, Disney’s majority stake in Fubo puts it at the center of a new carriage battle.

The agreement also includes access to ESPN's new direct-to-consumer service at no additional cost to YouTube TV subscribers, Disney said.

ESPN, ABC and other networks have returned to YouTube TV's streaming platform after a licensing dispute that affected millions of subscribers.

Disney-owned channels like ESPN and ABC have been pulled off of YouTube TV since Oct. 30. How long will the dispute last? Here's the latest.

Disney in late October pulled ESPN, ABC and other programming from YouTube TV after the sides failed to reach a distribution deal. The new agreement is a "multi-year" deal, Disney said.

After 14 days, the dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has finally ended. But it won't be the last blackout customers see.

Some YouTube TV subscribers who canceled their subscription during to the Disney blackout are getting a $60 discount to come back

After a lengthy saga that felt unnecessary from the users' standpoint, YouTube and Disney finally inked a new multi-year distribution agreement, putting an end to the roughly two-week-long content blackout that left subscribers without access to ESPN, ABC, and other channels.