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Starting in early 2027, YouTube Premium in the US will include Peacock Premium at no extra cost, expanding NBCUniversal’s partnership; some live events will stream on the NBC Sports YouTube channel, and Peacock Premium Plus remains upgradeable. YouTube Premium pricing has risen recently, and Peacock Premium can be added via Primetime Channels this summer, with more bundles planned for other markets.
Apple TV and Peacock are launching a joint streaming bundle offering over 30% discount, including curated show samples from each service to attract subscribers, with options for premium tiers and special discounts for Apple One subscribers, aiming to expand their reach and enhance user experience.
Apple TV and Peacock are launching a bundled streaming service starting at $14.99 per month, offering over 30% savings, with options for ad-supported or ad-free plans, and including cross-platform content sharing to enhance user experience.
Disney's ESPN and Fox are launching a $39.99/month streaming bundle on October 2, offering access to their sports and news channels as a competitive move in the streaming market, following previous legal challenges to their earlier plans for a combined sports service.
Media stocks experienced a surge after reports emerged that Apple and Paramount Global are in early-stage discussions to offer a bundled package of their streaming platforms, Apple TV+ and Paramount+. The potential offering aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to subscribing to the services separately. Paramount's shares closed up nearly 10%, while Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns Max streaming service, closed up over 8%. This news comes amidst increasing talks in the media industry about bundling rival streaming services together, with examples including Netflix and Max's agreement with Verizon and Disney's bundle of Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+.
In the 230th episode of TV's Top 5 podcast, hosts Lesley Goldberg and Daniel Fienberg discuss various topics including their "list of shame" for TV shows, the return of talk shows without writers, updates on the ongoing strikes, and an informative conversation with THR reporter Alex Weprin about the Disney-Charter carriage dispute and its potential impact on cable networks. The episode concludes with Dan's thoughts on new and returning series.