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Comcast shares jumped after the company beat Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings and revenue estimates Thursday before market open. Strength in its broadband business helped to offset some of the…

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Comcast shares jumped after the company beat Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings and revenue estimates Thursday before market open. Strength in its broadband business helped to offset some of the continued pay-TV losses, and its streaming service Peacock had 33 million sign ups in Q4, up from 22 million in the prior quarter.

Variety Co-Editor in Chief Cynthia Littleton joins Variety Intelligence Platform Media Analyst & Correspondent Heidi Chung to discuss Comcast’s latest quarter.

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