Disney Settles, Offering $50 Million to Youtube TV and Directv Subscribers

WHO:

TechRadar - Disney is the corporation involved in the lawsuit settlement.

CNET - YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers are the individuals eligible for the settlement payout.

WHAT:

TechRadar - Disney agreed to pay out $50 million to YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers.

CNET - The lawsuit alleged that Disney forced higher prices for live TV streaming subscriptions.

WHERE:

TechRadar - The settlement pertains to subscribers of YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream, which are services available in various locations across the United States.

WHEN:

TechRadar - Subscribers can find out how to make a claim for their share of the settlement.

WHY:

CNET - The lawsuit was based on allegations that Disney's actions led to increased subscription prices for live TV streaming.

HOW:

TechRadar - Subscribers can make a claim to receive their share of the $50 million settlement.

(UPDATED July 8, 2026 02:57 UTC)

Disney has agreed to pay out $50 million to subscribers of YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream as part of a lawsuit settlement. The lawsuit claimed that Disney's actions resulted in higher prices for live TV streaming subscriptions, affecting customers across various locations in the United States. Eligible subscribers can soon find out how to make a claim for their share of the settlement.