Disney and DirecTV have reached a deal for a new licensing agreement, ending the two-week blackout of its sports and entertainment channels.

The deal comes after a dispute that has kept channels ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned networks off DirecTV since early September. The spat began when DirecTV declined a new carri

Disney and DirecTV reached a deal over the weekend to restore service to the Mouse House’s “entire portfolio of networks,” including ESPN and ABC, as the college and pro football

Walt Disney Co. (DIS) and DirecTV have reached a deal to end a protracted battle between the two companies that had led to a blackout of the ESPN sports network and NFL football games. For the past two weeks,

Key Takeaways DirecTV and Disney reached an agreement over the weekend to bring Disney-owned channels back to DirecTV's 11 million subscribers.The sides had been in the midst of a contract dispute since a previous deal expired earlier this month,

The Walt Disney Company and DirecTV have ended their dispute over how to offer the Mouse House’s content—and at what price—to DirecTV satellite, streaming, and U-verse customers, according to a joint press release from the two companies.

DirecTV customers can once again watch Disney, ESPN and ABC-owned stations. DirecTV and Disney on Saturday announced an agreement in principle to end their carriage dispute. DirecTV said it is working to finalize a new multi-year contract.