Disney agreed to a $50 million settlement following allegations that it pressured YouTube TV and DirecTV to increase live-TV streaming prices for subscribers.
The class action complaint was filed in November 2022 by four YouTube TV subscribers
Jun 25, 2026
05:44 pm
What's the storyThe Walt Disney Company has agreed to a $50 million settlement with subscribers of YouTube TV and DirecTV's live TV streaming services.
The move comes after a lawsuit accused Disney of forcing these services to raise their prices.
Disney agreed to pay $50 million to subscribers of YouTube TV, AT&T TV Now and DirecTV’s live TV for "forcing" ...
Disney agreed to $50M settlement over claims it made live-TV streaming expensive
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