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Are broadcasters striking back?
This week's announcement that Scandinavian broadcasters NRK, TV2 and MTG are launching a DMB-based service is a sign that the broadcast industry is seeking to get into the mobile-television driving seat.
It is not difficult to see why DMB might be attractive to broadcasters. As the NMTV project's ambitious launch schedule shows, DMB promises to give broadcasters access to mobile-television audiences far more quickly than would be the case with the sputtering and stalling DVB-H.
Its ability to… More >>
Latest Event
European Media Leaders Summit 2008
17-18 November 2008
Renaissance Chancery Court Hotel, London
The Summit, now in it's 5th year, brings together the leading lights in the media world from broadcasters, content owners, cable and… More >>
Latest Research Service
Developers warn that gaming value chain is losing sight of what keeps users coming back
Many firms involved in mobile gaming are losing sight of how to attract customers, because the sector lacks cohesion and is excessively focused on technological innovation, according to prominent… More >>
Latest Report
Western European TV (12th edition)
Digital penetration reached 54% of TV households in Western Europe at the end of 2007, up from 42% at end-2006. This brought the total number of digital homes to 89 million - up more than 20… More >>
Latest Market Data
Technology patchwork means no mobile TV standard will dominate
Mobile broadcast TV services are taking off in Europe. A rash of service launches preceded the Euro 2008 soccer championships, including a cooperative effort between Austria's largest operator,… More >>
