AT&T shuffles leadership to tie video, mobile services together - CNET

You're increasingly watching video on the go, with your phone taking over as the central source of entertainment.

AT&T recognizes that, and has shaken up the responsibilities of its top lieutenants as it attempts to better tie together its video and mobile services.

The reshuffling of responsibilities comes as AT&T attempts to transform itself into a company that can provide you with a combination of wireless, TV, home security and smart-home services, as well as connect your car and medical devices and even your city. By putting Stankey in charge of broadband, TV and mobility business, the company hopes to provide a better bundle of services.

"Increasingly, consumers want all three services to work together seamlessly so they can access their favorite content on any device, anywhere, anytime," the company said in an email.