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Sources: Comcast and Walmart to develop and distribute smart TVs together; TVs will run Comcast software and Walmart will promote them with a revenue split

Under the terms being discussed, the retail giant would promote TV sets running Comcast software and receive share of recurring revenue

Wall Street Journal

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  • @tsoh_investing @tsoh_investing on x
    “Under the terms the companies are discussing, retail giant Walmart would promote TV sets running Comcast software, and would get a share of recurring revenue from Comcast in return, the people said.” https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @tkgore T.K. Gore on x
    Strategy would en­able Com­cast to mar­ket to con­sumers na­tion­wide (not regionally) + pro­mote its new stream­ing ser­vice, Pea­cock, front and cen­ter in smart TVs. (⁦@Lilliannnn⁩ ⁦@patiencehaggin⁩ ⁦@WSJ⁩) https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @great_katzby Brandon Katz on x
    That's one reason why this deal is so interesting. Deep competition w/ Apple TV, Fire, Roku. But would take Comcast global and give a huge boost to Peacock. https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @wsjbusiness @wsjbusiness on x
    With a potential deal to develop smart TVs with Walmart, cable giant Comcast is looking to become a dominant hub for streaming apps, not just TV channels. https://www.wsj.com/...