Charter’s Spectrum TV customers to get free Peacock
Charter’s Spectrum TV customers will continue to have access to NBC-owned cable channels and get Peacock included with their service.
Charter’s Spectrum TV customers will continue to have access to NBC-owned cable channels and get Peacock included with their service.
Streaming cable-like services ranked slightly higher in customer satisfaction compared to traditional cable and satellite products, according to J.D. Power
In a press release on Monday, Liberty Broadband revealed Charter had proposed a combination of the two businesses.
The partnership aims to help small businesses tap into more advertising inventory through Spectrum products.
As part of its “Life Unlimited” campaign, Charter is including taxes and fees and dropping contracts across some of its residential services.
Customers of Spectrum TV will get complementary access to the ad-supported tiers of Max and Discovery Plus, the companies announced.
The agreement, not unlike other Charter deals over the past year, includes streaming access to AMC Plus.
For years, carriage disputes have centered around fees paid by cable and satellite companies to programmers. Now, distributors are redrawing the battle lines.
Charter is now offering free access to the ad-supported tier of streaming service Paramount Plus to some subscribers of its Spectrum TV service.
Spanish-language households are outspending the average consumer on subscription-based streaming services in the U.S., according to a new research note.