Peacock to land on Amazon Fire TV devices this week
Comcast’s streaming television service Peacock will finally be made available to users of Amazon’s Fire TV devices this week.
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’s streaming television service Peacock will finally be made available to users of Amazon’s Fire TV devices this week.
Comcast’s streaming television service Peacock will distribute three Major League Baseball (MLB) games later this week.
Peacock will finally roll out to Samsung’s smart TVs this week, Comcast said in a statement.
Comcast executives are considering plans to bring Peacock to an international audience.
Comcast’s streaming service Peacock has netted 42 million sign-ups, according to a quarterly earnings report released on Thursday.
Additional news content providers, including Telemundo, are said to launch at a later date.
Comcast and the WWE have affirmed reports that the companies are screening and removing problematic content in certain professional wrestling shows.
Peacock has 35 million registered users, according to data revealed by executives at an advertiser event earlier this week.
Comcast and the WWE are editing some shows to remove racist and problematic content.
The NFL ended months of anticipation when it announced news broadcast and cable distribution deals that cover television rights to its football games.