NFL should pressure YouTube TV, ESPN to allow MNF to stream tonight
Our Summary
The ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has reached its fourth day, affecting millions of subscribers who are unable to access "Monday Night Football" as usual. The conflict means that viewers will have difficulty watching the Cardinals vs. Cowboys game through traditional streaming methods on smart TVs. This situation may lead to increased expenses or prompt subscribers to consider alternative services.
The issue also complicates access to NFL Sunday Ticket for those who purchased it at a discounted rate through an existing YouTube TV subscription. While viewers have the option to use an antenna to access the ABC broadcast, the disruption remains inconvenient.
The NFL, which has business relationships with both Google and Disney, could potentially intervene to resolve the situation, given its interest in maintaining fan satisfaction and its stake in ESPN. However, there has been no indication that the league has taken action to mediate the dispute.
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