NBCUniversal did not strike a deal with the platforms in time for Peacock's debut due to issues over control of user data and sharing of advertising inventory.

NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service will arrive in July with a solid lineup, but here are some TV series scheduled for later that we're most excited about.

Here's everything currently announced for NBC's new streaming service, from original shows and TV revivals to classic movies and curated film channels.

NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock will bring back stars of Saved By the Bell for a sequel series that reunites the former Bayside High classmates.

On this Digital Trends Live host Greg Nibler talks the top tech stories, including the announcement of the iPhone SE, a coronavirus roundup, and more.

NBC's new streaming service, Peacock, is doing a miniature launch on Wednesday, April 15, for Comcast subscribers, with a wider launch scheduled for July 15.

Xfinity X1 and Flex customers excited to try out the Peacock streaming service for free once it debuts should expect their cable rates to go up as a result of the new service. Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said that the company is shifting to the streaming world, so costs will have to follow suit. 

On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Adrien Warner dig into the biggest stories in tech, including the upcoming NBC Peacock streaming service launch, WhatsApp says no to ads, Airbus’s pilotless jet, SpaceX to explode a rocket (on purpose), and much more.

NBCUniversal finally unveiled its streaming service, Peacock, a live call with investors on Thursday. The service will be offered in three tiers, most notably one that will completely free. But the biggest takeaway? This service is all about the ads.

During a Comcast investor meeting on Thursday, the company — which owns NBCUniversal — announced that the Peacock streaming service will debut with three pricing tiers from free to $10. Only one of the tiers will be ad-free.

NBC finally unveiled Peacock, its new streaming service, during an investor event Thursday, including details on the content, availability, and pricing. I already hate it and have no plans to subscribe to either the free or paid options. Here's why it's a step backward for streaming.

Sam Esmail, the man behind USA's techno-thriller Mr. Robot and Amazon Prime's Homecoming, is revamping Battlestar Galactica for NBC's streaming service Peacock. The series will tell a "new story within the mythology" of the fan-favorite show and address the modern political climate.

NBCUniversal has secured a deal with Lionsgate-owned Starz to host its content on the upcoming streaming service known as Peacock. This means that movies like The Hunger Games and John Wick, and original Starz shows like Outlander and American Gods, would be available to watch.

NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service is due to launch in April 2020 and recent reports show it's trying to differentiate itself from other streaming services like Netflix and HBO Max by offering live streaming and tiered pricing plans, including an ad-supported free plan.

NBCUniversal's upcoming Peacock streaming service might take a lesson from old-school television by offering an entirely free, ad-supported version of its service that doesn't rely on a pay-TV package or other subscriptions in addition to the traditional streaming models.

Peacock, NBC's new streaming service, will host a solid selection of shows from the Must See TV days like Cheers, The Office, and Parks and Recreation, alongside reboots of major shows for a warm dose of television nostalgia. Is it enough to stand out from the growing field of streaming contenders?

Peacock, NBCUniversal's upcoming streaming service, might be headed back to Scranton. A new take on The Office -- either a sequel, a revival, or a reboot -- is being considered for the platform. But don't expect to see it until after the original show arrives on Peacock in 2021.

After months of speculation, NBCUniversal has firmed up several details around its planned streaming service. It will launch in April 2020, it will have virtually all of NBC's biggest hit shows, including The Office, and it will be called Peacock -- named for NBC's famous multicolored logo.

Two peacocks in a Chinese zoo die due to visitors roughly grabbing them to take pictures with them.