European pay TV and technology giant Sky, owned by Comcast , is streaming to its Warner Bros. Discovery unit Discovery+ at no additional cost to TV subscribers in the UK and Ireland.
£6.99/€6.99 a month ($8. /$7.56),” the company said on Monday. “Having enjoyed the Sky TV customers with a one-month Discovery+ Entertainment Pass will now have continuous access to Discovery+ entertainment and sports services as part of their Sky TV package. These clients will be automatically upgraded. ”
Amid high inflation and intense streaming competition, Sky Managing Director Elizabeth Wayne said: “We know value is very important now so we are delighted to bring Discovery+ to There is no additional cost to our Sky TV customers.
Antonio Ruiz, General Manager UK and Ireland, Warner Bros. Discovery, added:
“We are delighted to be partnering with Sky , and offers Discovery+ entertainment and sports to Sky TV subscribers in the UK and Ireland as part of their Sky TV subscription. The service will allow us to bring our extensive line-up of real-life entertainment and exciting sports, starting today with the Australian Open, to even more Sky customers. ”
In addition to the tennis championships in Australia, Sky touted on Monday that Discovery+ would also feature events such as the French Open, “more than 99 Days of cycling – including the Tour de France – and every moment of the Olympics in Paris 2024,” Vardy vs Rooney: A true courtroom drama in The Wagatha Trial2024, which looks at both sides of the headline-making British football wife defamation trial, “The New TV Dating Experiment is written on the stars 2024, of which 12 are brave of contestants put their destiny in the hands of the world’s top astrologers, plus real-life favorites including 90 Fiance 2024 and Beauty and Geek 2024. “
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