Connected TV

Roku Yanks YouTube TV App as Dispute With Google Escalates

Existing subscribers will still have access to the virtual MVPD on the platform

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Roku, which pulled the YouTube TV app Friday morning, is accusing Google of anticompetitive behavior.Roku
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By Mollie Cahillane

April 30, 2021

Roku and Google’s standoff has come to a tipping point. The connected TV platform removed the YouTube TV app from its channel store Friday morning when the carriage agreement between the two companies expired.

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Mollie is Adweek's reporter covering the business of connected TV.

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