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AT&T Says More Local Channels Coming to DirecTV Now

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Jun 30, 2017, 9:26 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today said more major broadcasters around the country are supporting DirecTV Now, it's mobile- and internet-based television service. According to AT&T, ABC is available in 30 new markets, NBC is available in 4 new markets, and FOX has expanded to one new market. The company claims that DirecTV Now provides local coverage to almost 70% of U.S. households. Further, AT&T says by the end of August it will have tripled the number of local live ABC, NBC, and FOX channels available since the service launched in November 2016. Pricing for DirecTV Now starts at $35 per month. AT&T's wireless customers can stream DirecTV via LTE without impacting their mobile data plans.

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