Vodafone subscribers in the U.K. will get the Discovery Plus streaming service at no additional cost for six months, including the upcoming Tokyo Olympic games. Discovery has the TV rights to the Olympics in Europe and plans to stream 3,500 hours of Olympic coverage on Discovery Plus, including 55 live event feeds.
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