YouTube TV to drop CBS, Nickelodeon and other Paramount channels. Here's why
According to their official blog, YouTube TV announced that Paramount/CBS channels will be blocked after trying to negotiate a deal with the network.
YouTube TV viewers could lose CBS and several other channels as a contract dispute with Paramount drags on
Several channels owned by Paramount could go dark on YouTube TV if a new contract cannot be reached between the companies.
YouTube TV and Paramount Dispute Could Mean No CBS, Nickelodeon and More Channels
Paramount-owned channels are at the center of the tug-of-war, and YouTube TV customers could see offerings like Comedy Central and MTV disappear.
YouTube TV Might Soon Lose Paramount Channels
YouTube TV is apparently having a bit of a tiff with Paramount, with the latter threatening to pull channels including Nickelodeon, CBS, MTV, and BET from the former's service.
Paramount channels, including CBS and Nickelodeon, to go dark on YouTube TV
Media giant Paramount Global's channels, including CBS and Nickelodeon, will be unavailable on YouTube TV starting Thursday after the two companies failed to reach a contract renewal, both parties said.
YouTube TV subscribers might be losing popular channels
The two sides are at odds after YouTube TV raised the monthly price of its basic plan to $82.99, a hike of $10. This is not the first clash between YouTube and a major content com
YouTube TV subscribers may lose access to Paramount channels as soon as today
YouTube TV is facing a content distribution disagreement issue with Paramount. Due to this, all Paramount channels could go offline from YouTube TV after February 13, 2025. YouTube TV is offering credits until Paramount channels are restored.
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YouTube TV, Paramount agree to deal extension to avoid CBS blackout
YouTube emphasized had been attempting an agreement "that avoids passing along additional costs" to its subscribers.