All Paramount content, including CBS and CBS Sports, will be unavailable on YouTube TV after Feb. 13, 2025 if an agreement is not reached, according to YouTube's blog post.

YouTube TV and Paramount agreed to a short-term extension to continue broadcasting CBS and other Paramount-owned channels. The length of the extension is unknown, but YouTube says it will provide ...

YouTube TV and Paramount have reached an agreement, but it is a short-term deal, meaning it could still fall through and leave YouTube TV customers with no access to Paramount channels.

After several days of intensive negotiations, YouTube TV and Paramount Global renewed their carriage deal for CBS stations nationwide, MTV, Comedy Central and 20 other channels on the service. In ...

YouTube TV and Paramount have reached an agreement, but it is a short-term deal, meaning it could still fall through and leave YouTube TV customers with no access to Paramount channels.

"YouTube TV is attempting to pressure Paramount to agree to one-sided terms, and these non-market demands may lead to an avoidable loss of Paramount's networks on YouTube TV, in addition to the ...

Paramount Global is warning of a looming carriage impasse with YouTube TV, meaning channels such as CBS, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and others could go dark Thursday for millions of subscribers ...

Here is what that means if you're a YouTube TV customer: After Feb. 13, all Paramount content, including CBS and CBS Sports, will be unavailable on YouTube TV. Subscribers will not be able to ...

YouTube TV and Paramount Global, still haggling over a new distribution deal, have reached a short-term extension to let the internet TV service continue carrying CBS and more than 20 other ...

YouTube TV customers are set to lose CBS, Paramount Network, CBS Sports Network, MTV, and other channels. The streamer pledges to provide an $8 credit if Paramount-owned channels are knocked off ...

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.