Mobile TV News
POT starts Polish DTT trial
Jun 1, 2007 – The Polish DTT consortium POT has begun test transmissions in Warsaw and a location named Srem near the western city of Poznan. More …
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Digital TV, Mobile, Poland, Terrestrial
Global mobile broadcast TV subscribers to exceed 150 million in 2012
Jun 1, 2007 – A new report by Datamonitor, predicts the number of mobile broadcast TV subscribers to grow from a mere 4.4 million today to an estimated 155.6 million by the end of 2012. More …
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Digital TV, Market Research, Mobile
Jersey Telecom to provide live TV to mobile phones
May 31, 2007 – Jersey’s mobile phone users will soon be able to watch TV on their phones, wherever they are, as Jersey Telecom and its technology partner, Alcatel are planning to trial a new mobile phone television service later this year. More …
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Digital TV, Mobile, Satellite, UK
Austria opens up DVB-H for new entrants
May 31, 2007 – The Austrian government will quickly introduce mobile TV in the country using the DVB-H standard. More …
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Austria, Digital TV, Mobile
Vivace And IGRS Engineering Lab To Develop IGRS-Compliant Multimedia Chips, Vivace Joins IGRS Home Networking Standards Effort
May 29, 2007 – Vivace Semiconductor has announced it has signed an agreement with the IGRS Engineering Lab, Ltd. to jointly develop reference designs based on Vivace's chips that can be used to develop products that are compliant with the new home networking standard.
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IGRS, Vivace Semiconductor, China, Digital TV, Set Top Box, Smart Home, Smart TV, Tablet
Commission welcomes political agreement on new Directive for Europe's audiovisual media
May 24, 2007 – After a legislative process of 18 months only, a political agreement has been reached on the new Audiovisual Media Services without frontiers Directive.
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European Commission, Press Pack, Digital TV, Europe, Mobile, Streaming
Irdeto and SafeNet Resolve Mobile TV Protection Technology War
May 24, 2007 – SafeNet and Irdeto have announced a partnership in mobile TV protection. The resulting joint solution unites two normally competing technologies: conditional access and digital rights management (DRM) to reduce risk and uncertainty for operators. More …
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Conditional Access, Content Protection, Digital TV, DRM, Mobile
India - DD launches mobile TV service
May 24, 2007 – Doordarshan has launched its mobile TV service with eight of its channels on offer. The state-owned broadcaster is the first to launch its services on the DVB-H compliant mobile handsets. More …
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Digital TV, India, Mobile
Yamgo and Tom Horn launch free TV and video sharing for mobiles
May 23, 2007 – Yamgo has signed a technology partnership with Tom Horn enabling Yamgo to launch a global cross-platform mobile video sharing service and the world’s first free-to-view mobile TV network. More …
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5G, Digital TV, Mobile, Streaming
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