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Q&A: AT&T ENTERTAINMENT EXEC ON FUTURE OF VIDEO

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David Christopher, who runs AT&T’s wireless and entertainment businesses, has a bird’s eye view of how streaming media and video are evolving.

AT&T recently completed its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner, a deal designed to help traditional media companies compete better with nimble tech services such as

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