AT&T is considering outsourcing its DirecTV business again, according to a report on Friday. Private equity firms are currently debating the less than $ 20 billion acquisition of AT & T's satellite television division, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed sources. The message comes after that AT&T reportedly wanted to get rid of DirecTV first or merge it with Dish last year.
The career started AT&T TV in March, streaming DirecTV channels via internet streaming rather than satellite. AT&T TV was developed to replace DirecTV and traditional cable television. It has live TV channels - including ABC and Fox, and cable channels such as ESPN, TNT, Nickelodeon, and HGTV - streamed over the Internet.
AT&T TV requires a two-year contract that costs $ 50 the first year and $ 93 for the second. You can also pay more to access other channels.
AT & T's WarnerMedia has also launched the streaming service HBO Max in July. HBO max is the most expensive streaming service and costs $ 15 per month. It includes content like Doctor Who, Friends, Game of Thrones, Sex and the City, The Sopranos, Veep, Gossip Girl, The Big Bang Theory, Sesame Street, new content from JJ Abrams, a new Watchmen TV series, Rick and Morty and new episodes of adventure time. DC movies like Wonder Woman and the Harry Potter Collection, as well as Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them are also on offer.
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All in all, AT&T lost 4 million pay TV subscribers in 2019and ended the year with 20.4 million subscribers in the US.
AT&T declined to comment.
