What happens when two multi-billion-dollar companies are at loggerheads over rights deals and financial negotiations? It results in blacked-out live programs, angry customers, and a whole lot of backlash on social media. <\/p>
That is exactly what is going on currently, as YouTube TV and ESPN, or rather their parent companies, Google and Disney, respectively, are unable to reach an agreement. What started out as an issue between the two companies over the weekend eventually led to a blackout of the Monday Night Football (MNF<\/a>) game between the Arizona Cardinals<\/a> and the Dallas Cowboys<\/a>. <\/p> YouTube TV, which has around 10 million subscribers, did not showcase college football games on Saturday, nor the MNF game between the Cardinals and the Cowboys. This has left several customers, who have paid a good amount of money for the subscription, upset and wanting a resolution as soon as possible. <\/p>J.J. Watt Sounds Off on YouTube TV and ESPN<\/h2>