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Disney has reached a $50 million settlement related to a lawsuit from subscribers of YouTube TV and DirecTV. The lawsuit claimed that Disney's practices forced these services to raise their prices, with accusations of anticompetitive agreements made by Disney.
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Disney has reached a $50 million settlement related to a lawsuit from subscribers of YouTube TV and DirecTV. The lawsuit claimed that Disney's practices forced these services to raise their prices, with accusations of anticompetitive agreements made by Disney.
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Disney agreed to $50M settlement over claims it made live-TV streaming expensive
Disney to Pay $50 Million Settlement Over Live TV Streaming Lawsuit