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Story summary
- The Walt Disney Company (Disney) could see its channels blackout on YouTube TV by October 30.
- Disney seeks higher carriage fees to reflect the value of its content.
- YouTube TV contends higher fees would burden its nearly 10 million subscribers.
- Disney has begun notifying users of potential loss of access to live programming.
- YouTube TV plans to offer a $20 credit if channels go dark.
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