Why DirecTV’s ‘Existential’ Carriage Dispute With Disney Is a Fight for the Future of the Pay TV Bundle Pro Standoffs between programmers and distributors will get more frequent and ...

As with McGinty vs. Uber, Disney’s lawyers attempted to block the case from proceeding to court, citing an arbitration clause Piccolo agreed to in 2019 when subscribing to a trial of Disney+.

Disney has asked a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit because the plaintiff allegedly agreed to an arbitration clause when signing up for Disney Plus.

The DirecTV-Disney agreement in principle ends a two-week carriage dispute, brings ESPN back to DTV, and gives both some of what they want.

Though disputes between TV providers and media companies like Disney happen regularly, the outage with DirecTV has been notable, in part, because of the programs that haven’t been made available.

Disney and DirecTV are locked in a carriage dispute that could see ESPN go dark just as the college football season begins and “Monday Night Football” kicks off with the New York Jets battling ...

The dispute between DirecTV and Disney over a new carriage agreement has become more heated as it entered its second week. DirecTV filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission on ...

NEW YORK — Disney is no longer asking a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit on the grounds that the victim’s family had signed up for its streaming service Disney+. The company ...

Disney's legal team now claims that when Piccolo signed up for a free trial of Disney+ back in 2019, he "agreed to arbitrate 'all disputes'" against the company — meaning all of them, no matter ...

What happens next is unclear. Last year about this time, a carriage dispute between Disney and Charter Communications, the parent company of Spectrum Cable, led to a nearly two-week blackout.

A neighborhood dispute in DeLand over pro-Trump banners has escalated into a legal battle now involving Florida’s attorney general. The conflict began when a homeowner displayed “Let’s Go Brandon” ...

If this dispute sounds familiar, that's because it is. This same time last year, Disney was in a similar dispute with Spectrum parent Charter Communications, which was resolved after 11 days with ...