AT&T-Time Warner Decision Day: What to Watch For

The video discusses the potential outcomes of a legal case involving AT&T and the Department of Justice (DOJ). It outlines three main scenarios: a complete win for AT&T, a complete win for the DOJ, and a middle ground where the deal proceeds with behavioral remedies. The DOJ is against behavioral remedies and may appeal if this middle ground is chosen. The video also covers the implications of these outcomes for both parties and the potential for an expedited appeal by the DOJ.

What is one possible outcome for AT&T in the deal?

• The deal is blocked entirely.

• The deal is approved with behavioral remedies.

• The deal goes through with no remedies.

• The deal requires the divestiture of DIRECTV.

What does the DOJ prefer instead of behavioral remedies?

• Divestiture of DIRECTV or Turner.

• Complete approval of the deal.

• Behavioral remedies.

• Blocking the deal entirely.

If the judge allows the deal with behavioral remedies, what is the DOJ likely to do?

• Do nothing and accept the decision.

• File an expedited appeal.

• Require divestiture of DIRECTV.

• Approve the deal without any conditions.

What might the DOJ seek to prevent the deal from closing during an appeal?

• A complete block of the deal.

• An emergency injunction.

• Approval with no conditions.

• A public statement against the deal.

What is the DOJ's stance on behavioral remedies?

• They are strongly in favor.

• They are neutral.

• They have no opinion.

• They are strongly against.