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Peacock posted its first-ever quarterly profit, powered by the World Cup and Love Island USA
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Peacock posted its first-ever quarterly profit, powered by the World Cup and Love Island USA

Comcast's streaming service, Peacock, reported its first-ever quarterly profit, earning $189 million in adjusted EBITDA and adding 2 million paid subscribers during the second quarter. The success was attributed to increased viewership driven by major events such as the FIFA World Cup and the reality TV show 'Love Island USA.' These high-profile events likely contributed to higher engagement and subscription growth.

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Peacock posted its first-ever quarterly profit, powered by the World Cup and Love Island USA

Comcast's streaming service, Peacock, reported its first-ever quarterly profit, earning $189 million in adjusted EBITDA and adding 2 million paid subscribers during the second quarter. The success was attributed to increased viewership driven by major events such as the FIFA World Cup and the reality TV show 'Love Island USA.' These high-profile events likely contributed to higher engagement and subscription growth.

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