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HBO Max Streaming Service to Launch in May 2020 at $14.99 per Month, AT&T Says
Some existing subscribers to HBO's cable channel or HBO Now will get free access to HBO Max, AT&T said.
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AT&T and US Government Face Off in Court Monday. Here's What You Need to Know.
The case could effectively put a freeze on the recent tide of mega-mergers nationwide - or weaken regulators for years. Why should you care? It could even lead to price changes in your cable bills.
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AT&T to Run Wireless, Media as Separate Units?
Buying Time Warner gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
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Time Warner CEO Says Only AT&T Approached With Offer
AT&T said on Saturday it had agreed to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion, or $107.50 per share, to gain control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros, and other coveted media assets.
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AT&T-Time Warner May Signal Start Of New Media Industry Consolidation
Media firms face pressure to access distribution as more younger viewers cut their cable cords and watch their favorite shows on mobile devices. Distribution companies, meanwhile, see acquiring content as a way to diversify revenue.
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AT&T Agrees In Principle To Buy Time Warner For $85 Billion: Report
AT&T Inc has reached an agreement in principle to buy Time Warner Inc for about $85 billion, a report said.
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HBO Now Streaming Service Nears 1 Million Subscribers: Time Warner
HBO charges $15 a month for the online service, part of its effort to counteract cord-cutting and compete with Internet services including Netflix.
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Time Warner Cable Says Up to 320,000 Customers' Data May Have Been Stolen
TWC said it has not yet determined how the information was obtained, but there were no indications that its systems were breached.
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US Cable Industry 'Strikes Back' at Cord-Cutting in Third Quarter
Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Charter all exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Time Warner Cable Plans for TV on the Internet
The number of people skipping cable service is increasing as more people choose the Internet for their video fix.
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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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Time Warner Cable Ordered to Pay $230,000 to Woman Who Got 153 Robocalls
US District Judge Hellerstein said the company's "particularly egregious" behaviour violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991.
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Comcast Founder, Cable Industry Leader Ralph Roberts Dies at 95
Roberts, who set up Comcast after he bought a small cable television operator in 1963, died of natural causes.
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Charter-Time Warner Cable Deal Could Spawn an Online Video Service
"We're certainly exploring that thought," Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview on Tuesday.
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HBO Max Streaming Service to Launch in May 2020 at $14.99 per Month, AT&T Says
Some existing subscribers to HBO's cable channel or HBO Now will get free access to HBO Max, AT&T said.
-
AT&T and US Government Face Off in Court Monday. Here's What You Need to Know.
The case could effectively put a freeze on the recent tide of mega-mergers nationwide - or weaken regulators for years. Why should you care? It could even lead to price changes in your cable bills.
-
AT&T to Run Wireless, Media as Separate Units?
Buying Time Warner gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
-
Time Warner CEO Says Only AT&T Approached With Offer
AT&T said on Saturday it had agreed to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion, or $107.50 per share, to gain control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros, and other coveted media assets.
-
AT&T-Time Warner May Signal Start Of New Media Industry Consolidation
Media firms face pressure to access distribution as more younger viewers cut their cable cords and watch their favorite shows on mobile devices. Distribution companies, meanwhile, see acquiring content as a way to diversify revenue.
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AT&T Agrees In Principle To Buy Time Warner For $85 Billion: Report
AT&T Inc has reached an agreement in principle to buy Time Warner Inc for about $85 billion, a report said.
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HBO Now Streaming Service Nears 1 Million Subscribers: Time Warner
HBO charges $15 a month for the online service, part of its effort to counteract cord-cutting and compete with Internet services including Netflix.
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Time Warner Cable Says Up to 320,000 Customers' Data May Have Been Stolen
TWC said it has not yet determined how the information was obtained, but there were no indications that its systems were breached.
-
US Cable Industry 'Strikes Back' at Cord-Cutting in Third Quarter
Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Charter all exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Time Warner Cable Plans for TV on the Internet
The number of people skipping cable service is increasing as more people choose the Internet for their video fix.
-
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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Time Warner Cable Ordered to Pay $230,000 to Woman Who Got 153 Robocalls
US District Judge Hellerstein said the company's "particularly egregious" behaviour violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991.
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Comcast Founder, Cable Industry Leader Ralph Roberts Dies at 95
Roberts, who set up Comcast after he bought a small cable television operator in 1963, died of natural causes.
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Charter-Time Warner Cable Deal Could Spawn an Online Video Service
"We're certainly exploring that thought," Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview on Tuesday.
