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After being broadcast on ABC since 1976, the Oscars will be moving to YouTube starting in 2029, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that the awards show will be streamed on YouTube through at least 2033.
Destination? Disneyland. Goal? To find the BEST snacks for under $10.
Churros in Disneyland!
Can we do it? Of COURSE we can, today on DFB Guide! [Read more…]
If you or your kiddos were planning to watch Disney-owned channels, there has been an issue with streaming. Disney has disappeared from YouTube TV!
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According to CNN Business, Disney and YouTube TV failed to reach an agreement before their deadline. The blackout means YouTube TV subscribers won’t be able to watch content from any Disney networks, including ESPN, ABC, Disney Channel, FX, National Geographic, and Freeform.
ABC, ESPN, and other Disney-owned channels could be dropped for YouTube TV subscribers at the end of the month. According to CNBC, Disney and Google, the parent company of YouTube TV, have not yet reached an agreement to continue service for Disney’s programming. The current distribution agreement expires on October 30th at 11:59 PM ET. If the two companies have not reached an agreement by then, YouTube TV subscribers will see ABC and ESPN go dark.
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So far, the two companies have not been able to reach terms agreeable to both. Disney recently began running public announcements on YouTube TV about the potential disruption, which would include losing access to ESPN, ABC, and marquee programming like NFL, college football, NBA, and NHL. YouTube TV has already stated that if the programming “remains unavailable for an extended period of time,” they will offer subscribers a $20 credit. With only a few days left before the previous agreement expires, we hope they can reach an agreement soon.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has specific rules when it comes to delivering online content to children.
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You’ve probably seen an example of these rules if you’ve ever uploaded a video to YouTube, which asks if your content is specifically “Made for Kids.” This distinction brings YouTube’s content in line with a federal law that protects children from having their data collected and used for advertising. Now, though, according to Variety, the FTC has ordered Disney to pay $10 million for violating that law on the YouTube platform.
Our favorite feathered friend is getting ready to take on the hottest challenge yet.
Even Donald is happy about this change
The “show with hot questions, and even hotter wings” has announced their special guest for this week’s episode and we are quacking up!
Disney is no stranger to lawsuits, and we finally have an update on one that could impact you.
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Back in November 2022, we learned that YouTube TV subscribers had brought a class-action lawsuit against Disney alleging that the company’s ownership of ESPN and Hulu has caused them to pay MORE for their subscriptions than they otherwise would have to if ESPN wasn’t part of the base package. Disney previously filed a motion to dismiss the case, and here’s how that’s going.
We hope you’re ready! It’s time to catch up on the latest Disney news.
EPCOT
Today we’re taking a look at new updates to a beloved attraction in Hollywood Studios, the construction progress on CommuniCore Hall in EPCOT and everything you need to know if you’re visiting Disney World this week.
Today, we’re taking a look at all the latest Disney and Universal news!
Magic Kingdom
We’re taking you through some big construction milestones in Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, the latest on what’s coming to Universal’s EPIC Universe, and everything you need to know if you’re visiting Disney World this week!
Going on your first Disney Cruise can be daunting.
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It totally doesn’t have to be! We’re here to give you 50 EASY tricks to make your cruise planning and cruise experience SO much easier. Let’s go!
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