By Phillip Swann
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Former editor of 4 TV magazines
Amazon today is offering 75 percent off 17 different streaming services for the first two months of subscribing. The deal is part of the etailer’s Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale.
The discounted streamers include Starz, AMC+, MGM+, Paramount+ (the $11.99 a month Showtime plan), Vix, Cinemax, Brit Box, PBS Masterpiece, Hallmark Movies Now, Noggin, PBS Kids, ALLBLK, Faith & Family, PBS Documentaries, Great American Pure Flix, Motortrend, and PBS Living. You can see all 17 deals on Amazon’s Prime Video page.
In related news, Peacock, the subscription streaming service owned by NBCUniversal, is now offering its $5.99 a month Premium plan for $1.99 a month for one year during a time-limited Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale. You can also get the annual plan for $19.99 a year instead of the regular $59.99. However, the Peacock Black Friday/Cyber Monday discount ends after today (November 27, 2023) and does not include current Peacock Premium and Premium Plus subscribers.
Hulu, the subscription Video on Demand service, is offering a 99-cents a month for a year deal for Black Friday/Cyber Monday. The deal is only good through tomorrow (November 28, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. ET.) You can redeem the discount here.
Note: Regular prices for the streaming services will apply once the promotion ends. If you don’t want to pay the regular rate, cancel prior to the end of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal.
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