Starz and YouTube have entered a new partnership to give viewers access to the streamer’s premium content library for 30 days. New and existing YouTube TV and Primetime Channel subscribers qualify for the deal, which will continue through April.
This is a first-of-its-kind offer from the Google-owned platform, which renewed its multi-year agreement with Starz last year and promised new promotions.
“As Starz continues to adapt to the needs of our customers in this rapidly changing digital landscape, strategic partnerships, like this one with YouTube TV, allow us to expand our reach by introducing our premium content to new audiences,” said Alison Hoffman, president Starz Networks. “We are excited to have YouTube’s support to ensure their customers see the value of this offer just in time for the Super Bowl. This promotion further highlights the strength of the Starz brand as a complementary service.”
The goal is to increase awareness of Starz’s packed
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