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RSS mobile tvMobile TV: Europe switches on to DVB-H
News Mobile TV may yet come of age in Europe - the technology's prospects have been given a boost by EU member states which have given their backing to the European Commission's strategy for tiny telly. Viviane Reding, the EU commissioner for... [30 Nov 2007]
Mobile TV plan not clear, says BSkyB's Murdoch
News It is still unclear what business model and types of content will make mobile TV a success, according to BSkyB chief executive James Murdoch. In an interview with the Financial Times, Murdoch said mobile TV is still at an early stage. [19 Jan 2006]
Mobile TV in Japan
White Paper This white paper presents the main issues concerning terrestrial digital broadcasting in Japan, such as service, device and mobile TV usage. The mobile TV phones currently available in Japan are analyzed shortly and a brief market prospect is... [20 Sep 2007]
Cheat Sheet: Mobile TV
Cheat Sheet What's all this about mobile TV then? I mean, if it looks like mobile TV and smells like mobile TV… At the moment it's not clear whether consumers will or won't fall over themselves to watch mobile TV - although Juniper Research has predicted tiny... [22 Nov 2007]
Mobile TV: Will anyone watch it?
News Mobile TV is clearly on its way - but it remains less clear whether anyone will watch it. In a recent reader poll, three-quarters of the 489 respondents said that even if the content were good, they would not watch TV on a mobile phone. [14 Nov 2005]
Mobile TV - it's happening in Malaysia
News We expect our Mobile TV service to garner encouraging response and increase our mobile data revenue considerably, as we have seen positive trends with the offering of all our new mobile data services packages," he said. [17 Sep 2004]
Mobile TV: Nokia gives us a glimpse
News Mobile phone giant Nokia is revealing details of its television technology to help jump start the young mobile TV industry. Aside from Nokia, DVB-H supporters include UK mobile operator O2; multicast operator Crown Castle Mobile Media, which plans... [11 May 2005]
Mobile TV could hamstring 3G
News With O2's mobile TV trial launched a matter of days ago, analysts are predicting that such TV and video services could well cripple 3G networks as soon as 2007. According to a new report from research firm Analysys, the bandwidth necessary to... [28 Sep 2005]
Mobile TV in Japan
White Paper This white paper presents the main issues concerning terrestrial digital broadcasting in Japan, such as service, device and mobile TV usage. The mobile TV phones currently available in Japan are analyzed shortly and a brief market prospect is... [20 Sep 2007]
Mobile TV turns consumers off
News According to a survey conducted by RBC Capital Markets, about 75 per cent of roughly 1,000 people polled said they have no interest in watching TV on their mobile phones. She said: "I think it's really hard for most people to imagine what the... [06 Mar 2006]
Mobile, TV and broadband costs you £1,000 per year
News The mobile industry, however, is in rude health, growing by 16 per cent between 2003 and 2004 to generate revenues of £12.3bn. Broadband has turned the UK into a nation of tech profligates, spending a four-figure sum on their TV, phone and... [13 Jul 2005]
Mobile TV and WiMax spectrum up for grabs
News The 1,452MHz to 1,492MHz band is suitable for various mobile multimedia services, including mobile television, as well as services such as satellite digital radio and even WiMax wireless broadband. The release of the L-Band is part of a wider... [10 Dec 2007]
Topping the hype curve - mobile TV and IPTV
News Mobile TV is among the most over-hyped technologies on the horizon, even though it is still five to 10 years from mainstream adoption. Mobile TV, IPTV and broadband video phones are all at what the analysts have labelled the 'peak of inflated... [27 Jul 2006]
Radioactive: We want our mobile TV
Comment We've been hearing about TV on mobile phones for years but so far the research has said people don't want it. If that's all we can expect of mobile TV maybe it will slip into obscurity. However, some very influential people - film and television... [01 Dec 2004]
World Cup kicks off $300m mobile TV bonanza
News This year's World Cup will send the mobile TV market into the big time, say the analysts - a market that will be worth $300m over the course of the tournament. As the market heats up post-football, however, broadcast mobile TV will take over and it... [07 Jun 2006]
