A+E Networks even launched a website called KeepMyChannels.com to push AT&T to keep A+E Networks. Now it looks like a deal may have been reached as A+E Networks has taken down its website and there has not been any word on the possible blackout for over a week. When we reached out to AT&T for comment about any possible deals with A+E Networks all we received was a no comment at this time reply.
As best we can tell, at least for now, A+E Networks and AT&T have come to a deal that will allow DIRECTV, U-verse TV, and DIRECTV NOW to continue to offer A+E, Lifetime, History, and other A+E owned channels.
The good news is, for now, we can confirm that AT&T TV customers can continue to enjoy A+E Networks. Will that change? For now, it looks like A+E Networks will not be leaving AT&T.
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