I hold no delusions that any given TV service won't experience temporary or permanent channel losses at some point over contract disputes. The reason I switched from my much preferred YTTV was because of the loss of Bally Sports and Tennis Channel.
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Just checked, and Peacock doesn't include any of the news services. Those are on the NBC app and it requires a provider link. (I unlinked it temporarily to verify this). There is no way to subscribe directly
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Also EPL games those who live on NBCSN/USA/CNBC are not part of Peacock. At least 4 EPL games/week live on those network.
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Interesting. NBC wanted YouTube TV to bundle Peacock. That would have made customers pay for NBC content twice. That demand was dropped and now it's down to money.
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If NBC/Comcast had any intelligence, they should just let YTTV ( and all the other Cable/Sat. providers) just have access to the Ad version of Peacock at no cost, then they could up Commercial Rates based on the increase of viewers, at least until Peacock really gets going, right now they do not have that many paying for it.
From my postings, people here should know I subscribe to a lot of these services and I have no desire to get Peacock, if part of my YTTV service ( at no extra costs) I would at least give it a try.
I'd get Peacock if I didn't have YTTV, and I'd not have YTTV if I could get good OTA reception at my house without putting up a 40' tower.
I'll probably drop Peacock once my promo year is up in November (I got a year of Premium for $25 and then I started paying $5/mo for commercial free, mainly because of the promised access to Olympic coverage when the service launched in late spring 2020). There are several shows in my queue I'm interested in that I missed first time around (Project Blue Book, Vikings, Friday Night Lights), but they just aren't that high of a priority and some are available on other services (I can resume Ray Donovan next time I have Showtime). It's more the time investment than the money one. I'd probably get much more out of Disney+ or Hulu at this point.
I just looked at what I had in my YTTV library if NBC pulls out. I had Manifest and Debris, both canceled. La Brea was terrible (it's a guarantee they will cancel it). That leaves Blacklist. I watch that seasonally and can wait till it comes on Netflix. Syfy shows Twilight Zone (1959) which I occasionally watch but it's on Paramount+. The only sports I watch is soccer. I do watch CNBC. The latter is the only thing I'd miss. 10 dollars more for that? If that's the choice I'd personally dump it.
Edit: if they do negotiate something I'd not want a raised the price for this.
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Edit: if they do negotiate something I'd not want a raised the price for this.
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The Blacklist episodes are odd in that you have to wait a full week for them to appear on Peacock (for all other prime time shows, it's next day). CNBC content is not available on Peacock, so you can definitely save your $10. But if you're a hardcore trader and live and die by what Jon and Pete Najarian say on Halftime Report, there's always CNBC Pro for $30/mo. lol
Ugh, not so fast I guess:
NBCUniversal-YouTube TV dispute may impact local viewers
WRAL's network partner, NBCUniversal, is advising that all the NBC channels may be removed from YouTube TV by Thursday.
www.wral.com
I believe local NBC stations owned by NBC are the one’s at issue.
Other NBC locals that are owned by other companies should be fine and would have a different contract.
I have heard that they have agreed to a short term extension... so we shouldn't lose these channels this weekend
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That is what I would have expected, based on how Dish & DirecTV do disputes, but the article I linked said the following:
"WRAL is not a part of these negotiations, but our channel could still be removed by YouTube TV as part of the dispute."
Sounds like this contract is a bit different than what we are used to.
Looks like no $10 discount....for now.
gizmodo.com
YouTube TV and NBCUniversal Have Agreed to Make Nice—for Now
A “short” extension of a previously existing agreement will ensure that the broadcaster’s channels remain on the streaming service for the time being.
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Yeah right. NBC tricked YTTV into charging 65 and then they'll pull it next week.Looks like no $10 discount....for now.
YouTube TV and NBCUniversal Have Agreed to Make Nice—for Now
A “short” extension of a previously existing agreement will ensure that the broadcaster’s channels remain on the streaming service for the time being.
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Looks like the extension was only until tonight:
thestreamable.com
YouTube TV and NBCU Temporary Extension Only Lasts Until Tonight (October 1st)
While there was some good news for YouTube TV subscribers last night, it may be short-lived. While NBCU-owned channels were expected to be dropped last night at midnight, YouTube TV and NBCU were able to reach a …
thestreamable.com
I was billed on September 25th. I wonder if they will prorate and reflect that in the next bill.Looks like the extension was only until tonight:
YouTube TV and NBCU Temporary Extension Only Lasts Until Tonight (October 1st)
While there was some good news for YouTube TV subscribers last night, it may be short-lived. While NBCU-owned channels were expected to be dropped last night at midnight, YouTube TV and NBCU were able to reach a …
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There is a fairly intense debate on some other forums. I don't see how viewers will lose non O&O stations but who knows? i do not at this point.Ugh, not so fast I guess:
NBCUniversal-YouTube TV dispute may impact local viewers
WRAL's network partner, NBCUniversal, is advising that all the NBC channels may be removed from YouTube TV by Thursday.
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