By james art 
By Philip Swan
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A television reply person, do you know how long is the short -term agreement between YouTube TV and Paramount? I’m upset with the loss of March madness and all CBS sports !! – Robert, Trenton, New Jersey.
Robert, YouTube TV late last night announced that he had reached a “short -term extension” to continue wearing Paramount channels, including CBS, CBS Sports Network and Nickelodeon. The old agreement was due to expire last night at 11:00 pm.
YouTube TV statement did not reveal the length of extension. But someone else has.
WISC-TV, CBS branch in Madison, Wisconsin, just published Signal For their viewers, who say the short -term extension is for 24 hours. Which means it will run out tonight at 11:00 pm. (YouTube TV will lose all CBS branches including Wisc-TV if a new deal is not signed.)
“YouTubetv and Paramount have agreed to a 24-hour extension. This Agreement is now expiring at 23:00 ET/22:00 ct Friday, “says the station on its website. “YouTUBETV Subscribers: If you are watching Wisc-TV by subscribing to youtubetv, your service can be interrupted as part of a national interruption including the CBS, Paramount company. YouTUBETV and Paramount are negotiating to continue the transportation of this station. Your local station is cut out of these discussions. If these negotiations are not successful, this station will not be available on YouTubetv. “
Which channels can be removed from YouTube TV?
The two companies discovered on Wednesday night This YouTube TV may lose the first channels that include CBS, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Bet, MTV, MTV2, CBS Sports Network, Paramount Network, CMT, Nick Jr., TV Land, VH1, Smithsonian. (YouTube TV has a complete list of the affected channels here.)
YouTube TV and Paramount are struggling about how much the television supplier has to pay to wear them.
The television response man will continue to monitor this programming dispute and report here if we receive significant updates.
Until then, happy viewing and stay safe!
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The television reply is veteran journalist Philip Swan, who has covered Television For more than three decades. He will report on the latest news and answer your questions about new devices and services that change the way you watch TV. See the biography of Philip Swan here.
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