Peacock Premium Plus Ad-Free Tier Now Available on YouTube Primetime Channels
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Dade Hayes
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YouTube has launched Peacock Premium Plus (the ad-free tier) on its YouTube Primetime Channels platform, fulfilling a provision from a 2025 distribution deal with NBCUniversal. The agreement, announced in October 2024, ended a stand-off that had threatened a blackout between YouTube and NBCU, part of a broader pattern of clashes between YouTube and major programmers.
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· 3 pulledThe availability of Peacock Premium Plus on YouTube Primetime Channels, announced Monday, was part of a comprehensive deal announced last October between NBCU and the video giant.
The pact ended a stand-off that had both sides warning of a potential blackout, one of several clashes between YouTube and a major programmer last year.
The conflicts, including a marathon 15-day impasse with D
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