“We are going to have to take a lot of the great content we own that’s been licensed elsewhere and bring that back into the fold,” AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said at a conference in Dallas, as reported by The Dallas News.
This news comes as Kevin Reilly, TBS and TNT president overseeing WarnerMedia’s streaming service, told television critics in February that AT&T was “willing” to remove WarnerMedia’s best shows from Netflix and Hulu in order to offer them through the new AT&T streaming service.
Details are still thin on AT&T’s new Warner Media streaming service. It has been suggested that AT&T plans to charge $10 a month for the new service. A price point that may struggle with Disney and Hulu charging $6.99 and $5.99. For now, we will have to wait and see what AT&T does.
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