Netflix mulls opening its platform to third-party streaming services

Netflix executives have reportedly discussed allowing third-party streaming services, including Peacock and Fox One, to be accessible within its app, according to The New York Times. It remains unclear whether Netflix would sell subscriptions to these services or simply integrate their content. Such a move would mark a significant strategic shift for Netflix, which has previously only participated in bundles with other streamers. Rivals like Amazon Prime Video and Roku have already offered third-party subscription sales for years. The development comes as YouTube, a major Netflix competitor, also moves to incorporate Peacock access through its Premium subscription.
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