AT&T to launch DirecTV Now streaming service November 30th

AT&T revealed its DirecTV Now internet TV streaming service Monday, which starts at $35 per month and is meant to compete with traditional cable TV providers. DirectTV Now launches Wednesday, Nov. 30th, in the US on iPhone, Android, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast and PC/Mac. The service is comprised of multiple packages ranging from $35 per month to $70 per month. Each package comes complete with an assortment of cable channels, featuring everything from sports to movies. A free 7-day trial is available for new customers, who will have the ability to add HBO and Cinemax to any package for $5 extra per month. AT&T also plans to air original shows including a Taylor Swift series.