AT&T builds its digital marketing muscle with OTT

This event report outlines how AT&T, the communications group, is developing its use of digital as a marketing tool.

AT&T builds its digital marketing muscle with OTT

Stephen WhitesideWarc

In November 2016, DIRECTV launched a new over-the-top streaming service promising on-demand access to more than 100 channels via devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops - all for just $35 a month.

Fiona Carter - the Chief Brand Officer at AT&T, which acquired DIRECTV for $49 billion in mid-215 - believes this offering represents a disruptive entry into a legacy industry that has struggled to reflect evolving viewer habits in the digital age.

"'DIRECTV Now' is an amazing over-the-top service that really is going to reach the 20...

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