You might have missed it, but the world of sports TV changed forever this month.

Disney started off 2025 with a bang, unveiling on Monday a surprise merger of its multichannel video streaming service Hulu + Live TV with competitor FuboTV, forming a combined company that will ...

News of the agreement was first reported by Bloomberg. The company sued Disney, along with Fox Corp. and WarnerBros Discovery last year alleging anti-competitive practices over it ...

Walt Disney is joining its Hulu+ Live TV service with streaming provider Fubo, the companies announced Monday. The new venture, which will be operated under the publicly traded Fubo company name ...

Walt Disney Co said on Monday it would merge its Hulu + Live TV business with smaller rival FuboTV , removing a significant ...

The merger is subject to regulatory and Fubo shareholder approval. By the time the deal is approved, it may be 2026 before that happens. Second, Disney will enter into a new carriage agreement with ...

The pay TV distributors raised a red flag to a U.S. district judge over a bid to dismiss an earlier injunction against the sports streamer after a surprise merger of Disney’s Hulu + Live TV and Fubo.

The merger includes a significant development for sports fans: a carriage agreement that will allow Fubo to create a new sports and broadcast service. The package will feature Disney-owned ...

Disney and Fubo also will enter into a new agreement ... an ex-Disney executive and former president of ABC Television says this new merger mirrors other past deals. "All I can say is that it ...

Streaming TV company Fubo took on Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery's sports streamer Venu and emerged as a big winner.

Disney and Fubo have reached an agreement to merge, the companies announced Monday, signaling a victory for the entertainment giant in the world of sports streaming. Fubo, a platform that offers a ...

Nollen also noted, “For Fubo, it’s a neat resolution ... Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne focused on the merger’s implications for Disney and the broader TV industry.