FuboTV settled all pending litigation with Disney, FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery, and will receive a $220 million cash payment from the companies.

Disney's Hulu + Live TV and sports streaming service Fubo are combining in a deal that will also see the settlement of a lawsuit against the creation of Venu Sports. Fubo and Hulu + Live TV both allow customers to stream live broadcast and cable networks on their connected TVs,

Disney will merge its Hulu + Live TV virtual MVPD with competitor Fubo, expanding its sports-focused distribution while settling a suit over skinny bundle Venu.

Walt Disney is joining its Hulu+ Live TV service with streaming provider Fubo, the companies announced Monday. The new venture, which will be operated under the publicly traded Fubo company name, will be 70% owned by Disney and the remainder by Fubo shareholders, according to a joint statement.

The agreement ends litigation between the two companies over plans for a sports streaming service, but consumer advocates are pushing back.

The combination of Hulu + Live TV and Fubo brings together 6.2 million streaming subscribers in North America, with roughly $6 billion in sales. Its biggest rival, Google’s YouTube, had more than 8 million subscribers last year when it last publicized those numbers.

Fubo will be combined with Hulu's live TV service and offer a new streaming package with ABC and ESPN channels.

The deal comes after Fubo sued Disney over a new streaming venture. The post Disney has struck deal to merge Fubo TV with Hulu + Live TV appeared first on The Manual.

Disney and FuboTV on Monday announced a planned merging of Hulu Live + TV and Fubo. Disney will have a 70% ownership stake in Fubo when the deal closes.