AT&T will move customers from DSL to new wireless product
AT&T is working on a new fixed wireless Internet product that is intended to help move customers off its older, copper-based services.
John Stankey
John Stankey is the chief executive of telecommunications corporation AT&T.
AT&T says price hikes caused some customers to leave
Recent price increases at AT&T’s wireless business caused around 1 percent of customers to switch to another company.
AT&T chief admits buying DirecTV was a mistake
In a candid interview, John Stankey said his predecessor failed to recognize the trend of cord-cutting for what it was.
AT&T executive confirms plans for CNN Plus streamer
AT&T’s chief executive said a CNN Plus streaming service is on the way, and that it’s necessary to unlock value ahead of WarnerMedia’s merger with Discovery.
Ad-supported HBO Max launching this summer
A cheaper, ad-supported version of AT&T’s streaming service HBO Max is set to launch in June, executives at the company confirmed last week.
HBO and HBO Max have more than 41 million subscribers
The gap between customers who have access to HBO Max and those who don’t is starting to close
HBO Max has 12.6 million streaming customers, CEO says
Still a fraction of the number of overall subscribers to HBO, but it’s progress.
Exclusive: AT&T, Roku near deal to bring HBO Max to users
The two sides are close to reaching a deal that would bring native support for HBO Max to more than 40 million Roku users.
AT&T moves forward with job cuts at WarnerMedia
More than 1,000 people are expected to lose their jobs at AT&T this week, according to a memo sent to some employees on Tuesday.
AT&T boss slams Roku, Amazon for enforcing deal made with AT&T
AT&T’s CEO criticized Roku and Amazon for choosing to enforce commercial agreements made with the telecom over the distribution of HBO several years ago.