YouTube TV vs. Fox: How the FCC May Have Stopped a Blackout

By Phillip Swann
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The carriage dispute between YouTube TV and Fox comes to a head today when their current carriage agreement is set to expire at 5 p.m. ET. If a new deal is not struck, YouTube TV could lose all Fox programming, including national and local channels. No football. No anything.

However, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr just did something that may have significantly reduced the chances of a blackout at 5 p.m. ET.

What did he do? To find out, see our new TV Answer Man video below. (And if you want to be a subscriber to our YouTube video channel, click here.)

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