DIRECTV Announces ‘Netflix On Us,’ Five Streaming Apps Included In Genre Pack Packages

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What happened

DIRECTV continues to make moves to become a one-stop-shop for streaming, with a new offer that includes 12 months of Netflix at no extra cost (after that, it renews at its regular price unless you cancel it).

Key facts

  • DIRECTV continues to make moves to become a one-stop-shop for streaming, with a new offer that includes 12 months of Netflix at no extra cost (after that, it renews at its regular price unless you cancel it).
  • Reported by Variety and published Wed, 23 Sep 2026 16:09:41 UTC.

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