AT&T Looks to Hollywood as TV Ambitions Grow

The video discusses AT&T's strategic shift towards content and distribution, highlighting its late entry into the media landscape compared to competitors like Verizon and Comcast. It explores AT&T's challenges, including competition and market pressures, and its plans to launch a streaming service, DIRECTV Now. The video also covers AT&T's potential acquisition targets, ranging from $2 billion to $50 billion, and its partnerships with media experts to navigate the new media environment.

What strategies is AT&T considering to adapt to the new media landscape?

How does AT&T's approach to content differ from that of Verizon?

What challenges is AT&T facing in the competitive landscape of streaming services?

In what ways might AT&T leverage its partnerships to succeed in the media industry?

What potential acquisitions is AT&T considering to enhance its media presence?