YouTube TV isn’t losing NBCU programming (yet).

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YouTube announced that a short-term carriage extension deal was reached with NBCUniversal shortly after the previous agreement expired at midnight ET on September 30th. It’s unclear how long this new deal will last. The situation mirrors a similar short-term extension — and near-immediate resolution — between YouTube TV and NBCU in 2021. [Link: An Update on NBCUniversal on YouTube TV | https://blog.youtube/inside-yo…

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YouTube TV isn’t losing NBCU programming (yet).
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