YouTube TV Agrees To Short-Term Deal To Keep Paramount’s CBS, Nickelodeon, MTV For Now—Here’s What To Know
YouTube TV announced Thursday night that it has agreed to a short-term deal with Paramount to keep CBS, Nickelodeon and several other networks owned by the media company on the streaming service—avoiding a blackout of those channels—as both sides continued to negotiations over a new distribution deal will continue.
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