Stanky tell of decline in aggregate? what? LOL

DirecTV and WarnerMedia are seeing “probably a 20% decline in aggregate” in advertising sales at present, given the economic shocks caused by stay-at-home orders.

Stankey’s macro-level view of TV being in a “transitional moment” from linear to on-demand streaming doesn’t bode well for DirecTV. He suggested that the traditional MVPD bundle that has powered entertainment earnings will survive as a vehicle for live sports, news and other events. “The most survivable element of the live linear construct is going to be sports content,” he said.

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But to think that DirecTV is done is asinine.

When a business is declining at >> 10%/year, it doesn't don't have that many years left.

But hey, that's just math. You know, real asinine stuff.

ATT has 3 more seasons of having exclusive rights to Sunday ticket. Youd think theyd go out of their way to still promote the product while they have that deal.

At the end of the day there is no better way to watch live tv than satellite. No lag and clearer picture while your kids hog all the bandwidth. Yes, subscription are in decline. But to think that DirecTV is done is asinine.

I know more about failed mergers and acquisitions than anybody!

It will work out greatly in a very short while. Then it's going to be a great, tremendous AT&T.

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