And so, cue the trumpets! Here, The Envelope presents its own, deeply subjective awards honoring the greatest moments in ...

AT&T TV's noncontract packages start at $70 per month for a base Entertainment package that includes ESPN, CNN and FX, as well as local broadcast channels and 20 hours of cloud DVR. An additional ...

AT&T TV is slightly more affordable to those who pay for other AT&T services. If you've got an unlimited AT&T wireless plan, the company will give you $10 off credits on your monthly bills for the ...

AT&T is not afraid to try things to see whether they work. Their latest offering is a service called AT&T TV, which both delights and infuriates me. Let’s dive into the particulars.

AT&T TV was pitched as a more robust replacement for satellite TV, and it even mimicked cable and satellite by imposing contracts, hidden fees, and a big second-year price hike.

At just $15 per month -- or free for certain AT&T Wireless customers -- it's the cheapest multichannel live TV service. But competitors offer better functionality, including Roku support and a DVR.

AT&T TV combines live TV with apps from Google Play AT&T considers AT&T TV its new television flagship, the place where all the company’s marketing muscle in the space will be applied going ...

AT&T TV Now, launched in November of 2016 as DirecTV Now, offered no-contract, no-extra-fees pricing to match that of rival cable-replacement services Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV. AT&T TV ...