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 >>
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DirecTV Now’s Cloud DVR is rolling out to everyone, but that’s bad news for some people
Earlier this year, AT&T’s streaming service DirecTV Now got all grown-up with the addition of a cloud DVR. Well, actually, it was more like hitting puberty than full adulthood — the Cloud DVR >>
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 >>
AT&T wireless employees used shady tactics to drive streaming TV subscription sales
Thanks to AT&T’s successful merger with Time Warner, your favorite wireless company certainly isn’t just a wireless company any more. AT&T has fingers in more pies than you can count, and the key >>
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 >>
DirecTV Now users complain of holiday outages as the service keeps growing
DirecTV Now, AT&T’s shiny new internet streaming service, has had a quietly good first year. The platform rebounded well from some launch problems late last year, and has been so successful in adding >>
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 >>
Cord-cutting is hitting AT&T harder than ever
On paper, AT&T should be one of the cable companies best-placed to resist cord-cutting. It has its own streaming service, and pushes “triple-play” bundles of internet, TV, and wireless in an effort to >>
