AT&T Inc. is planning to introduce a $200-a-month bundle of TV and wireless phone services, its first appeal to consumers since completing its acquisition of DirecTV.
The offer, which will be available nationwide Aug. 10, includes high-definition TV service with recording for four TV receivers, as well as a mobile phone service with unlimited talking and texting and 10 gigabytes of data for four lines, the company said in a statement. AT&T wants to convert its own monthly wireless customers into DirecTV satellite-TV customers as well as convince DirecTV’s satellite subscribers to add wireless to their packages. The company is ...
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