00:01:00World Cup drives subscriber gains at Peacock and Fox One
00:07:00Peacock has its first profitable quarter in Q2
00:09:50YouTube shows strong gains again in Q2 2026
00:21:00mount-WBD deal go or no go?
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The World Cup’s success flowed through to Fox One and Peacock, both of which enjoyed subscriber gains. And YouTube ad revenue surged past $11 billion in Q2, with AI gains kicking in.
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