>>10041821Yeah, but it's probably a smaller percentage of their subscriber base.
Also, to be clear, this wasn't part of a introductory offer for new customers, like you often see: Comcast just up and gave Peacock to every customer from day one, just to boost the userbase. Apparently that's ending in late June.
HBO Max did have the same deal going with DirecTV, back before AT&T sold off WB, and it's still included with some legacy AT&T unlimited plans from before the WBD merger (it's not included with new plans).
>>10041839>i think he only counts active users out of thoseDo they even publish those numbers? But you're probably right, because now that I look into it, it wasn't just Xfinity TV customers, but even internet-only customers that appear to have been getting Peacock included, and that's probably a much bigger number than 22M.
>thats ending next month btwWell, I guess we'll see then what kind of hit the Peacock numbers take.
