AT&T exploring Deal to sell off DIRECTV.
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Anti-trust concerns might not matter if a private equity firm gets DTV. They could sell DTV for parts. Dish Network could then have their pick.
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Remember ... D is still making money ...
Btw, those aging Sats will most last at least another 7-10 years.
Im thinkin wireless phones will be spunoff too..no more growth...market is saturated ...the only thing they can do to increase profit is close stores and call centers and force everyone to use online tools..you know kinda like Verizon is doing
Looks like Stankey is really trying to clean house now that Stephens is gone. Just saw this Forbes article and in it analyst Moffat says AT&T made a mistake buying both DTV and Time Warner. The next thin* AT&T should sell is CNN.
Should AT&T just become a Wireless Cell Service?
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Should AT&T just become a Wireless Cell Service?
AT&T Is Stuck With CNN - For Now
Will AT&T Chief Executive John Stankey try to unload CNN as he looks to cut the telecom giant’s huge debt load by selling assets such as the DirecTV satellite-TV business to jumpstart its moribund stock price?
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They won't buy it unless they see a significant return on selling off the hardware, real estate, and intellectual property. Is that worth $20 billion? I have no idea. Do we know for sure that none of the satellites can be repurposed for other communications purposes? Do I recall that at least one satellite is either a relatively recent launch or that there's one in the works yet?
Even if the hedge funds decide to maintain DTV operations, how much will they raise fees to maximize their ROI? That would also drive customers away.
Whatever makes the most money and costs nuthin to run...I have a feeling Stankey wont last longLooks like Stankey is really trying to clean house now that Stephens is gone. Just saw this Forbes article and in it analyst Moffat says AT&T made a mistake buying both DTV and Time Warner. The next thin* AT&T should sell is CNN.
Should AT&T just become a Wireless Cell Service?
AT&T Is Stuck With CNN - For Now
Will AT&T Chief Executive John Stankey try to unload CNN as he looks to cut the telecom giant’s huge debt load by selling assets such as the DirecTV satellite-TV business to jumpstart its moribund stock price?
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Fiber and the internet stole most of satellites thunder...satellite is starting to move past its prime
Your NUTS, if you think cell phones will be spun off ... thats whats keeping them on the positive side of things.
New Cell Phones come out EVERY YEAR, I am 1000% sure that ATT (and the others) make plenty of money off of them each year.
You think Cell phones are going away in favor of what ?
Online tools for phone and texting ? If you want to call a cell phone a tool, i guess.
You and I could have said that same thing ... It easy, throw something at the wall and see what sticks.Looks like Stankey is really trying to clean house now that Stephens is gone. Just saw this Forbes article and in it analyst Moffat says AT&T made a mistake buying both DTV and Time Warner. The next thin* AT&T should sell is CNN.
Should AT&T just become a Wireless Cell Service?
AT&T Is Stuck With CNN - For Now
Will AT&T Chief Executive John Stankey try to unload CNN as he looks to cut the telecom giant’s huge debt load by selling assets such as the DirecTV satellite-TV business to jumpstart its moribund stock price?
Everyone knows they shouldn't have bought D*, but at the time, it was just before the sh*t hit the fan and Streaming started to get big.
