Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Dose of reality for AT&T TV's launch

https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/2/21160860/att-tv-now-available-android-tv-google-assistant-streaming

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Post ID: @OP+13MW0zyl

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lol just read the articles comments .. boy AT&T can f– up a wet dream cant they

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Post ID: @evn+13MW0zyl

i am trying to decide if i should bundle tv with internet from my cable company spectrum for $90 per month with no contract OR buy internet only from my cable company for $50 no contract and lock myself into a new unproven product for 2 years? what if i die of corona virus after a month. will my relatives be on the hook for the remaining 23 months?

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Post ID: @oku+13MW0zyl

ATT will get 1000% of their projected signups on launch day! They project 1 signup and will get 10. One poor s*cker that doesn't know any better and 9 employees that are signing up to test the buggy website.

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Post ID: @sde+13MW0zyl

We will bring traditional cable to streaming. Now that is innovation. Who would of thought of such an idea.

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Post ID: @mcv+13MW0zyl

This is built on pricing not innovation!! The consumer wants more for less with no hassles. Another box would be a k–ler!!!

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Post ID: @jsv+13MW0zyl

So they've basically taken the the dish off the roof and kept the same high prices. Delivering traditional cable services at traditional cable prices but also requiring you to buy your own pipe to have it delivered.
These id–ts obviously have no clue why people turned to streaming (cheaper, no contracts, etc). This is just lipstick on the same overpriced cable tv pig.

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Post ID: @acs+13MW0zyl

with that cost bump, why would I want this?

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