AT&T launches streaming TV service to compete with Vue, Sling
If you're looking to cut cable TV, a new video streaming service from AT&T will be available starting Wednesday.
DirecTV Now is a flexible pay-as-you-go streaming service that starts at US$35 per month. DirectTV's conventional satellite service is the foundation, but the content will be streamed over the internet.
Traditionally, users needed a two-year commitment and credit check to get DirecTV, but those requirements are not needed for the new service. The streaming service will work on the Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, and Amazon Fire TV streaming devices, as well as mobile devices with Android and iOS and PCs.
There are four pricing bundles, AT&T said at a press event in New York City. Users will be able to get more than 60 channels for $35, more than 80 for $50, more than 100 for $60, and more than 120 for $70. As an introductory promotion, AT&T will offer 100 channels for $35.
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