When asked how the service’s $14.99/month cost will go over with consumers during a pandemic that’s caused high unemployment rates and economic uncertainty, AT&T CFO John Stephens defended the price tag. During a MoffettNathanson investor conference today, he said the service has thousands more hours of content with much broader appeal than HBO, which also costs $14.99. - Ben Munson, FierceVideo [via/web:http://streaming-tv.us]
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