AT&T Explores Parting Ways With DirecTV. AT&T Explores Parting Ways With DirecTV
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Someone that is willing to put money back into it, unlike ATT has ... they could potentially bring it back to what it once was ...Yeah ...
A number of news outlets reporting it now ...
Well ... sign ... Guess I shouldn't be too surprised.
But again, outside of a merger with Dish Network which is a no-go with government regulators of course. Who would be willing to buy a money loser like DIRECTV has become at this point?
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Dish merely needs to wait. I suspect this quarter results are going to show significant adds to Dish from DTV, even if there’s a net decrease. So over another year or two under ATT, Dish may have as many net subs from them as they could have gotten by buying them.
Yeah ...
A number of news outlets reporting it now ...
Well ... sign ... Guess I shouldn't be too surprised.
But again, outside of a merger with Dish Network which is a no-go with government regulators of course. Who would be willing to buy a money loser like DIRECTV has become at this point?
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Would they hold onto DirectvNow IP rights, assuming they are severable? Otherwise, why bother with this whole maneuver of buying Directv?
Would they hold onto DirectvNow IP rights, assuming they are severable? Otherwise, why bother with this whole maneuver of buying Directv?
I’m so out of touch. Yeah, that would appear to be their angle. Maybe.Might explain why it is called AT&T Now.
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Why do you believe Dish is going to show gains off Directv's losses? People who are cutting the cord are doing so over price, and going to Dish is not a solution for cord cutters. The only reason they aren't leaving cable as quickly is because bundling means they save less by dropping TV (i.e. if internet costs $80 and TV costs $100 but you can bundle them for $130 then you only save $50 by dropping TV not $100)
There really is not much to see here. First, of course, DirecTV is, and will remain, highly profitable.
DirecTV and DISH have totally different business models. DISH's is far more prone to "cord-cutting" as it sells on price alone. DirecTV remains luxury TV, a simple, easy to understand, linear system and remains the go to for rural customers, older people, and, most importantly, commercial accounts including sports bars. Not everybody want to save 40 cents by cord cutting and not everybody wants to save $40 by getting inferior channel lineups. Some people just want their TV to W O R K .
Really ???Because people who actually install Dish are reporting they are very busy. These customers aren’t materializing out of thin air.
Not everyone leaving DTV is cord cutting.
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Because people who actually install Dish are reporting they are very busy. These customers aren’t materializing out of thin air.
Not everyone leaving DTV is cord cutting.
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