PHILADELPHIA - Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) has introduced a new video bundle, Sports & News TV, for Xfinity Internet customers, combining live sports, news, and entertainment content. Available at a flat monthly fee of $70, the package includes over 50 broadcast, cable news, and sports channels, a Peacock subscription, 300 hours of cloud DVR storage, and access to over 100 free streaming channels.
The offering, which does not require a contract, aims to provide a comprehensive viewing experience at a competitive price. It features local broadcast channels like ABC and NBC, national news networks such as CNN and FOX News, and sports channels covering college and professional events from ESPN to the GOLF Channel.
Sports & News TV also grants access to Peacock’s library, including NFL football, Premier League soccer, and upcoming NBA basketball. Customers can further enhance their experience by adding an X1 TV box for features like Enhanced 4K and integrated search with the Xfinity voice remote. The service is accessible via the Xfinity Stream app on platforms like Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) TV and Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU).
John Dixon, Senior Vice President of Entertainment at Comcast, highlighted the value of the new bundle, emphasizing its comprehensive content lineup and ease of use for customers seeking a mix of live sports and news without long-term commitments.
Xfinity customers can customize their entertainment experience by combining Sports & News TV with other packages. For an additional monthly fee, options include the More Sports & Entertainment package, offering channels like NFL RedZone and NBA TV, and Xfinity StreamSaver with Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Apple TV+.
The launch of Sports & News TV expands Xfinity’s portfolio of video packages and streaming options, reinforcing Comcast’s commitment to delivering diverse and affordable entertainment through its robust network.
This announcement is based on a press release statement from Comcast Corporation.
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