Pat McAfee, Brian Windhorst hilariously shred AT&T’s ‘What a Pro Wants’ commercial
"I am afraid to know what the cutting room floor looks like. Those were the takes that they took!"
"I am afraid to know what the cutting room floor looks like. Those were the takes that they took!"
Are the AT&T SportsNet RSNs in trouble too?
The Turner networks and HBO are among the assets included in the deal.
This move gives AT&T some cash to pay down debt, and may have other flexibility benefits for both AT&T and the new DirecTV entity.
Those with AT&T or DirecTV packages in Seattle, Dayton, Eureka and Yuma may need to find alternate ways to watch the Super Bowl Sunday.
This affects ABC, Fox, NBC and CBS stations, but the CBS stations in Seattle and Dayton may be particularly important for the Super Bowl.
AT&T may wind up not selling off all of DirecTV, but rather only a minority stake.
This was certainly an unusual advertising move.
These latest layoffs are expected to affect around 20 employees in Bleacher Report's UK office.
AT&T bought DirecTV for $49 billion in 2015, but may only get $20 billion for it now.
It's hard to see this trend reversing in the future, either.
Channels including ESPN, NBCSN and FS1 all weren't working in high definition for many DirecTV subscribers Saturday.
AT&T and DirecTV has Sunday Ticket until 2022.
Another ACC Network holdout bites the dust.
This dispute could affect 136 local broadcast stations in 86 markets.
We'd say it's been a roller coaster month for AT&T, except most roller coasters don't just go down.
Disney-owned networks with college football games on Saturday include ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, and ACC Network.
Elliott Management's $3.2 billion stake means they'll certainly have a voice, but given AT&T's massive size it's unclear how much they'll be heard.
"It literally takes the customer acquisition cost and cuts it in half."
CBS is back on the air in many large markets.
A group of major market CBS affiliates could end up going dark across AT&T platforms barring a new deal.
While there are no active talks, a merger between DirecTV and Dish Network would likely face much less regulatory scrutiny in 2019 than it did back in 2002.
NFL Network has returned to DirecTV Now, just a few weeks after it was dropped from the streaming service.
“The exclusivity [of Sunday Ticket] should remain as we go forward on DirecTV. We’re heavily invested in the NFL on DirecTV.”