Entertainment Today News: Disney CEO Bob Iger reacts to YouTube TV deal

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Disney's YouTube TV blackout costs entertainment giant $30 million weekly as carriage dispute continues over channel fees and fair pricing terms.
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Posted: 2025-11-13 02:38:00

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