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Peacock’s ad yield per subscriber jumps 43% to $4.98 in Q2

Peacock’s monthly ad revenue per subscriber rose to $4.98, driving its first-ever profitable quarter. But growth leaned heavily on World Cup, NBA and Love Island scheduling that won’t repeat next quarter.

Why it matters. Comcast investors must discount Peacock’s Q2 ad-revenue jump since the World Cup, NBA and Love Island scheduling that drove it will not recur next quarter.

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