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Netflix Tests Adding Peacock and Fox One Content
Netflix may let people watch shows from Peacock and Fox One inside the Netflix app.
However, Netflix has not officially said that this will happen.
The company seems to be testing the idea.
It is also deciding whether partnerships would help its users and business.
Separately, YouTube signed a five-year deal with Peacock.
That deal is expected to let YouTube Premium subscribers watch Peacock programming next year.
These deals show that streaming services may increasingly offer content from other companies.
The plans involving Netflix are still uncertain.
Netflix may bring Peacock and Fox One content into its app.
Netflix has not confirmed that either service will be added.
The company appears to be testing the idea and assessing potential partnerships.
YouTube signed a five-year agreement to offer Peacock content through YouTube Premium.
Peacock programming is expected to become available to YouTube Premium subscribers next year.
- Who
- Netflix, Peacock, Fox One, and YouTube are involved.
- What
- Netflix may add Peacock and Fox One content to its app, while YouTube has agreed to offer Peacock programming through YouTube Premium.
- Where
- The potential integration would take place within the Netflix app, while Peacock content would be offered through YouTube Premium.
- When
- YouTube’s Peacock offering is expected to become available next year; Netflix’s timing is unconfirmed.
- Why
- Netflix is testing whether partnerships with other streaming services would benefit its users and business.
Key facts
- Potential Netflix additions
- Peacock and Fox One
- Netflix confirmation
- Netflix has not confirmed that either service will be added.
- Netflix’s current approach
- The company appears to be testing the idea and assessing possible partnerships.
- YouTube-Peacock agreement
- YouTube signed a five-year agreement to make Peacock content available through YouTube Premium.
- Expected YouTube availability
- Peacock programming is expected to be available to YouTube Premium subscribers next year.
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