Apple and NBCUniversal on Thursday announced a new deal to bundle their streaming services, Apple TV and Peacock, for a discount to subscribers. Why it matters: The agreement gives both streamers access to more programming,

A shakeup in the streaming world. Two rivals are now joining forces. Apple TV and Peacock announced a bundle merging the two streamers. “Starting October 20, get Apple TV and Peacock together for one great price,

Cooper Flagg’s Mavericks clash with Cade Cunningham and the Pistons for a high-altitude bout in Mexico City on Saturday night, streaming only on Peacock.

A Basketball Hall of Famer and five-time NBA All-Star, Reggie Miller played 18 seasons with the Indiana Pacers and is widely regarded as one of the greatest scorers of his generation. For the past 20 years, he served as an NBA game analyst, and in 2025 he joined NBC to call at least one game a week.

Peacock currently offers three subscription options: the Select Tier for $7.99 a month, the Premium Plan with ads for $10.99 and the Premium Plus Plan for $10.99. Meanwhile, Apple TV subscribers pay $12.99 per month or $99 annually.

Yes! If you have an Apple One Premier subscription, which includes Apple TV, you’ll be able to add Peacock Premium Plus at a discounted price of $10.99/month.

The Apple TV and Peacock Bundle launches Oct. 20, combining the platforms' programming. The bundles come in two tiers: $14.99 per month for Apple TV and Peacock Premium or $19.99 monthly for Apple TV and ad-free Peacock Premium Plus.

A new streaming bundle has entered the arena. Apple TV and Peacock have locked arms for a new offer, the first full bundle we’ve seen from either service. Starting at $14.99/month, the bundle offers over 30% in savings when compared to individual subscriptions, making this a particularly solid deal for two of the more reasonably priced streamers.

Within residential connectivity platforms, which includes Comcast’s domestic broadband and wireless services, advertising revenue dropped a whopping 12.5% compared to this time last year, from $967 million in 2024 to $864 million now.

Comcast President Michael Cavanagh says live sports on Peacock will lead the way for NBC. Peacock is still operating at a loss, but is making progress as it heads into a busy sports winter armed with the NBA and NFL. Reality TV programming backs up NBC’s growing sports profile, which will need to compete with Netflix’s live content innovations.