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Nov. 4, 2016

DOJ files suit against AT&T alleging collusion

DirecTV allegedly conspired with other cable providers in talks for baseball rights, the DOJ claims.

By Steven Crighton
Daily Journal Staff Writer

AT&T Inc. subsidiary DirecTV unlawfully colluded with other cable providers to gain leverage in acquisition talks for the broadcasting rights to Dodgers baseball games, according to a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice Wednesday.

Prior to its 2015 acquisition by AT&T, DirecTV acted as the "ringleader" of a group of cable providers discussing deals ...

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