C-SPAN’s three public affairs channels will be added to YouTube TV later this year as part of a new partnership between the nonprofit network and Google-owned YouTube.

The three C-SPAN channels—C-SPAN, C-SPAN2, and C-SPAN3—will all join YouTube TV’s base package lineup this fall. YouTube has also agreed to sponsor the network’s coverage of America 250 celebrations, ...

SPAN’s three channels on its base package starting this fall, a major break as the public affairs network grapples with consumers cutting their cable subscriptions. C-SPAN also said that YouTube TV ...

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SPAN’s unfiltered coverage of U.S. government for millions of subscribers nationwide, further strengthening the network’s ...

Missed programs on the C-SPAN networks over the past few days and want to watch the archived video? Here are some events from the week: On Tuesday, then-Secret Service Director Julia Pierson testified ...

The rise of cord-cutting, where consumers opt for streaming services over traditional cable, has drastically changed the media consumption landscape. A decade ago, C-SPAN reached around 100 million ...

C-SPAN's three public affairs networks will be carried beginning this fall on YouTube TV and Hulu's live television package, according to a deal announced on Wednesday. Cord-cutting has reduced ...

America’s Book Club will be in addition to the public affairs network’s long-running Booknotes program, started by C-SPAN founder Brian Lamb.

A Nazareth Area High School teacher has been chosen as one of five educators nationwide to participate in C-SPAN’s 2025 Teacher Fellowship program. Patricia Cunningham, who teaches AP Macroeconomics, ...

No, C-SPAN didn't get hacked. And, no, America's bastion of decorum and occasional boredom was not playing a New Year's prank. But, yes, the network's online programming schedule did flash some ...

C-SPAN is adding a new televised book club that will feature the nation’s top authors and policymakers interviewed at Washington’s iconic libraries, the latest programming update from CEO Sam Feist.