US TV
NBC has confirmed that it has signed an agreement with US cable operator Comcast to offer several of its primetime shows on an on-demand basis.
The arrangement will see shows added to Comcast's VOD service as early as midnight following their live broadcast. Primetime shows will cost 99 cents each, while late-night and daytime shows will be offered at no charge.
Also included in the deal are shows from NBC Universal's cable channels including USA, Sci-Fi and Bravo - these will be added to the VOD service later in the year and will also be free.
The arrangement will see shows added to Comcast's VOD service as early as midnight following their live broadcast. Primetime shows will cost 99 cents each, while late-night and daytime shows will be offered at no charge.
Also included in the deal are shows from NBC Universal's cable channels including USA, Sci-Fi and Bravo - these will be added to the VOD service later in the year and will also be free.
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