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Erik Gruenwedel
January 16, 2023
Eager to extend distribution of the Discovery+ subscription streaming platform in the United Kingdom and Ireland, Warner Bros. Discovery has inked a marketing deal with NBCUniversal-owned Sky Group offering all Sky pay-TV subscribers, including Sky Q, Sky Glass and Sky Stream, free access to Discovery+. The 12-month marketing campaign saves Sky subscribers £6.99 a month ($8.53).
Warner Bros. Discovery is set to unveil a new combined HBO Max/Discovery+ streaming platform this year.
“Through this offering we can bring our extensive real-life entertainment and exciting sports line-up, with the Australian Open starting today, to even more Sky customers,” Antonio Ruiz, GM of U.K. & Ireland Warner Bros. Discovery, said in a statement.
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