Disney and YouTube TV have reached an impasse in carriage negotiations, pulling ESPN and ABC from the platform. This conflict mirrors traditional cable disputes but in the streaming era, with significant implications for consumers and the industry.
In a significant blow to YouTube TV, Formula 1 racing will become an Apple TV exclusive beginning with the 2026 season. The exclusive broadcasting rights agreement, reportedly worth approximately $750 million, marks another high-profile content shift in the competitive streaming landscape.
The competition for exclusive streaming content has intensified with Apple TV securing global broadcasting rights for Formula 1 racing, according to reports from industry sources. The deal represents a significant setback for YouTube TV, which will lose access to the popular motorsport beginning with the 2026 season.
