AT&T reportedly looking to sell DirecTV for less than half of the $49 billion they paid for it
AT&T bought DirecTV for $49 billion in 2015, but may only get $20 billion for it now.
AT&T bought DirecTV for $49 billion in 2015, but may only get $20 billion for it now.
You can finally watch out of market games at home without a DirecTV subscription.
This is simply the right move to make, and other providers should follow suit.
Per FOX Business’ Charlie Gasparino, AT&T is feeling the pressure to get rid of DirecTV however it can.
Pay TV subscriptions fell by record-setting 1.8 million in the first quarter of 2020, according to a new report.
It's hard to see this trend reversing in the future, either.
This is not an April Fool's joke!
Many viewers reported experiencing prolonged sound outages and occasional picture blackouts on DirecTV's 4K feed of the Sugar Bowl.
Channels including ESPN, NBCSN and FS1 all weren't working in high definition for many DirecTV subscribers Saturday.
Altitude Sports is expected to be back on DirecTV Friday.
The carriage dispute you probably forgot about is over.
AT&T and DirecTV has Sunday Ticket until 2022.
We'd say it's been a roller coaster month for AT&T, except most roller coasters don't just go down.