AT&T was relatively early to the internet TV market, introducing DirecTV Now all the way back in 2016, months before Google would launch YouTube TV and Hulu would add a live component to >>
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Lawsuit accuses AT&T of shady attempt to pump up DirecTV Now numbers
AT&T has been accused in a lawsuit of some pretty shady tactics meant to help the company boost the subscriber numbers for its streaming TV initiative formerly known as DirecTV Now. These tactics >>
Why did cord-cutting just get more expensive?
People are ditching cable and signing up for live-streaming services at an unprecedented rate right now. It’s a mixed bag for the industry: Although the two most popular streaming services are actually owned >>
DirecTV Now gets a price hike so AT&T can stop losing so much money
DirecTV Now, AT&T’s cable-replacement streaming service, has been adding users like no tomorrow. Since launching in November 2016, it’s added over 1.5 million subscribers, making it the second-biggest live-TV streaming service. But that >>
DirecTV Now just added a free cloud DVR that’s better than any cable box
There are many, many things to dislike about traditional cable, but one of the most outdated is probably the DVR technology. At a time when all your smartphone pictures are seamlessly synced across >>
DirecTV Now offers new customers three months of service for as little as $30
If you’re trying to decide whether or not to drop cable, it’s hard to get a feel for an over-the-top streaming service after just one week. Free trials are great, but seven days >>
People are ditching cable at record speed, so of course AT&T is hiking prices
2017 has been a standout year for cord-cutting. In July, August, and September, cord-cutters set a new record for ditching traditional pay-TV, with an estimated 1.2 million people ditching their cable or satellite >>
AT&T is giving away Apple TVs if you get four months of DirecTV Now
AT&T’s DirecTV Now streaming cable alternative has been doing remarkably well since it launched a year ago. In large part, that’s probably due to some aggressive promotions: The service is just $10 a >>
