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Hulu Ups Price for Live-TV Service, Cuts Basic Package Price
Hulu's live-TV streaming service will cost $5 more per month, while its traditional video-on-demand service will be $2 cheaper.
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Moto Mods Lineup Gets 6 Additions, Including 360 Degree Camera and Marshall Speaker
Moto has unveiled as many as six new Moto Mods, but currently all of them are in development.
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DirecTV Now Users Are Reporting a Variety of Problems at Launch
The company's forums and social media accounts have all been flooded with complaints since the app's Nov. 30 launch.
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AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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AT&T DirecTV Now Streaming Service Unveiled Ahead of Wednesday Launch
DirecTV Now will launch at prices ranging from $35 a month for over 60 channels to $70 for over 120 channels.
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AT&T Data Cap Exemptions for DirecTV Concern FCC
The FCC said exempting DirecTV from data caps may disadvantage video providers that aren't owned by AT&T, ultimately hurting consumers.
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Pay TV Industry Shows Cracks in Media Earnings
Media companies and distributors indicate that more people are cutting the cord and ditching pricey channel packages.
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AT&T, as New Owner of DirecTV, Offers TV-Wireless Package
Monday's announcement is "the first step of what's to come," said Brad Bentley, AT&T's chief marketing officer.
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AT&T, DirecTV Complete Merger to Form Biggest Pay-TV Company
AT&T hopes to tap into DirecTV's business and has been expanding its footprint in Mexico.
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AT&T Nears US Approval of $48.5 Billion DirecTV Merger
The FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler recommended that the five-member commission vote to approve the merger.
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US Regulators to Vote on Treating Internet TV Like Cable
The FCC Chairman and fellow commissioners will vote on a proposal that would help Internet TV services compete with traditional pay-TV for digital rights to major network programming.
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Twenty-First Century Fox Abandons Time Warner Takeover Bid
The surprise announcement appeared to cut short what many investors had viewed as an inevitable battle of attrition.
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AT&T Says DirecTV Deal Will Only Help Slow Price Hikes
Clarifying that it won't lead to a decrease in prices, CEO Randall Stephenson spoke to two Congressional committees to defend the $48.5 billion deal.
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T-Mobile and Sprint Are Zeroing in on Merger
The two sides have reportedly settled on the terms of a $32 billion deal that is likely to be announced this summer.
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AT&T to Buy Satellite Television Provider DirecTV for $48.5 Billion
AT&T and DirecTV made their announcement just a few months after Comcast offered $45 billion for Time Warner Cable.
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Hulu Ups Price for Live-TV Service, Cuts Basic Package Price
Hulu's live-TV streaming service will cost $5 more per month, while its traditional video-on-demand service will be $2 cheaper.
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Moto Mods Lineup Gets 6 Additions, Including 360 Degree Camera and Marshall Speaker
Moto has unveiled as many as six new Moto Mods, but currently all of them are in development.
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DirecTV Now Users Are Reporting a Variety of Problems at Launch
The company's forums and social media accounts have all been flooded with complaints since the app's Nov. 30 launch.
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AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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AT&T DirecTV Now Streaming Service Unveiled Ahead of Wednesday Launch
DirecTV Now will launch at prices ranging from $35 a month for over 60 channels to $70 for over 120 channels.
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AT&T Data Cap Exemptions for DirecTV Concern FCC
The FCC said exempting DirecTV from data caps may disadvantage video providers that aren't owned by AT&T, ultimately hurting consumers.
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Pay TV Industry Shows Cracks in Media Earnings
Media companies and distributors indicate that more people are cutting the cord and ditching pricey channel packages.
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AT&T, as New Owner of DirecTV, Offers TV-Wireless Package
Monday's announcement is "the first step of what's to come," said Brad Bentley, AT&T's chief marketing officer.
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AT&T, DirecTV Complete Merger to Form Biggest Pay-TV Company
AT&T hopes to tap into DirecTV's business and has been expanding its footprint in Mexico.
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AT&T Nears US Approval of $48.5 Billion DirecTV Merger
The FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler recommended that the five-member commission vote to approve the merger.
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US Regulators to Vote on Treating Internet TV Like Cable
The FCC Chairman and fellow commissioners will vote on a proposal that would help Internet TV services compete with traditional pay-TV for digital rights to major network programming.
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Twenty-First Century Fox Abandons Time Warner Takeover Bid
The surprise announcement appeared to cut short what many investors had viewed as an inevitable battle of attrition.
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AT&T Says DirecTV Deal Will Only Help Slow Price Hikes
Clarifying that it won't lead to a decrease in prices, CEO Randall Stephenson spoke to two Congressional committees to defend the $48.5 billion deal.
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T-Mobile and Sprint Are Zeroing in on Merger
The two sides have reportedly settled on the terms of a $32 billion deal that is likely to be announced this summer.
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AT&T to Buy Satellite Television Provider DirecTV for $48.5 Billion
AT&T and DirecTV made their announcement just a few months after Comcast offered $45 billion for Time Warner Cable.
