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May 22, 2017 by Katherine Berry

The new AT&T leadership is expected to be named by Verizon Wireless Chairman and Chief Operating Officer Marcelo Claure next week, and the company's board has scheduled a meeting with chairman and CEO John Legere, CEO of CBS Corp. John Legere has been in his post since January, when the company announced that he would be joining AT&T's board of directors, just two days before the company's quarterly shareholder meeting (see "Legere leaves, AT&T-VHBO merger, and AT&T-Time Warner merger in limbo").

The announcement comes a day after AT&T unveiled a second round of plans to merge with Time Warner. The company's plans include a combination of the two companies' two flagship service, HBO, a new two-year service that will include "full access to our content," and a two-year service that will include "full access to our content," but the company has not released a timetable for that rollout. AT&T has not said where it will take HBO, nor has it said where it plans to bring on Time Warner, which is a separate company.

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