Comcast will start charging Xfinity customers for Peacock in June
Comcast will begin charging its Xfinity video and Internet customers for the premium tier of streaming service Peacock in mid-June.
Peacock is a streaming television services operated by Comcast subsidiary NBC Universal. It offers three subscriptions: A free, advertisement-supported tier with limited programming; a premium, advertisement-supported tier with an expanded library of movies and shows for $5 a month; and an ultra-premium, commercial-free tier for $10 a month.
Comcast will begin charging its Xfinity video and Internet customers for the premium tier of streaming service Peacock in mid-June.
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