Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

AT&T’s HBO Max

AT&T’s HBO Max faces more competition with AMC jumping into streaming as Disney, this illusion is a distortion of the senses at AT&T, which can reveal how Randall's brain organizes and interprets sensory stimulation, distorting reality. and he is making things worse.he owns everything from DirecTV to the Warner Bros. film studio, has seven different streaming solutions either on the market or on their way. Some of them have similar names. Many of them cover the same markets. How is a cord cutter supposed to keep it all straight?
That is why, in the most likely scenario, AT&T likely to fail to withstand competition in the single market.

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We do own a lot of content...please look up the Studio we he plus the rights to iconic shows/movie. The question is how to package this vault full of Gold

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Post ID: @1eer+11zr8M32

HBO will saveus

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Post ID: @lvx+11zr8M32

And now watch the phony votes come in.

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Post ID: @alr+11zr8M32

@11zr8M32-zxa Wake up fool. We own a lot of IP as well as delivery methods. Why do you think Netflix and Amazon is rushing to get original content? Disney, WarnerMedia, CBS, etc are going to start pulling content away from them.

The ones who own the content are going to be left standing. AT&T owns a lot of content. If DTV fails we’ll still have HBO Max to deliver service.

You idi0ts who keep screaming the sky is falling are hilarious.

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Post ID: @saf+11zr8M32

yep ..that is why DTV is so successful? Good one Randall, Go back to sleep...LOL

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Post ID: @zxa+11zr8M32

ROFLMAO. Disney and AT&T are likely to be standing out of all the streaming services because of the vast IP holdings and diversified portfolio.

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