ATT is not getting out of the tv business. They are rolling out fiber, have a new app for tv service, and ATT owns DirectTV which was a recent purchase.
@KCChiefsFan wrote: ATT is not getting out of the tv business. They are rolling out fiber, have a new app for tv service, and ATT owns DirectTV which was a recent purchase.
This is completely true, but at the same time, it's an interesting business decision. From what I've heard, AT&T would really love their customers to migrate towards DirecTV, as that costs them less per subscriber. At the same time, they're rolling out GigaFiber. A few years ago, they stopped rolling out U-Verse (4 streams) to new cities, but would continue to "fill in gaps" in local neighborhoods.
I recently installed uverse with fiber optic to the condo building. Signal of course comes to my apartment on phone lines. I am happy with speed and lack of glitches -- no pixelations yet, picture clear and strong consistently. Only problem is managing dvr recordings; total of four tuners in dvr becomes a problem. I hope att will not drop tv, but this sounds like that "fake news" stuff that is designed to sound sensational. Trouble is that it's just a business decision, therefore possible?
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There getting out of the TV biz.
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This is completely true, but at the same time, it's an interesting business decision. From what I've heard, AT&T would really love their customers to migrate towards DirecTV, as that costs them less per subscriber. At the same time, they're rolling out GigaFiber. A few years ago, they stopped rolling out U-Verse (4 streams) to new cities, but would continue to "fill in gaps" in local neighborhoods.
Why do both?
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I recently installed uverse with fiber optic to the condo building. Signal of course comes to my apartment on phone lines. I am happy with speed and lack of glitches -- no pixelations yet, picture clear and strong consistently. Only problem is managing dvr recordings; total of four tuners in dvr becomes a problem. I hope att will not drop tv, but this sounds like that "fake news" stuff that is designed to sound sensational. Trouble is that it's just a business decision, therefore possible?
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