AT&T CEO Says Netflix's 'Friends' Deal Is "Non-Exclusive"
At the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference, Randall Stephenson also discussed the planned WarnerMedia streaming services and expressed confidence about the appeal of a judge's decision to allow the telecom giant's acquisition of Time Warner.
AT&T Not Offering Further Support for Rep. Steve King After Controversial Tweet
AT&T's actions follow those of other companies who arrived at a similar conclusion days earlier, including Intel, Land O' Lakes and Purina.
WarnerMedia Parent AT&T Earnings Miss, Revenue Meets Expectations
The latest results include $8.2 billion in revenue from WarnerMedia, which includes HBO, Warner Bros. and Turner.
Jessica Holscott to Serve as New CFO at HBO
She will replace Joe Tarulli, who is retiring following a 27-year run at the premium cable network.
WarnerMedia Prepping Streaming Service Featuring HBO, Other Entertainment Brands
WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey said the new service is planned for a fourth-quarter 2019 launch.
WarnerMedia Chief Says "I Don't Want to Re-create Netflix"
John Stankey said the streaming giant in three years won't look the way it does today given that it is working "very aggressively" to have more original content and reduce its reliance on library programming.
AT&T CFO on DOJ Appeal of Time Warner Deal: "This Isn't a Chance for a Do-Over"
"We're expecting to continue to move on, in the current state, with the deal closed," John Stephens said at the Oppenheimer Technology, Internet & Communications Conference in Boston.
Justice Dept. Wants to Unseal What AT&T-TW Merger Judge Privately Said During Trial
The D.C. Circuit tells AT&T to respond in an order on Friday.
Hollywood Earnings Preview: Why Results Could Surprise While Deals Remain in Focus
THR looks at what to expect from the key conglomerates as the end of Comcast's bidding war with Walt Disney for 21st Century Fox could put a bigger spotlight on business trends.
So Long, Business Class: WarnerMedia Staffers Brace for Cutbacks
The newest employees of AT&T are steeling themselves to a slimmed-down culture of flying coach, "no B.S." bosses and a worrisome "new world order."
