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Mobile TV's future still murky despite growing consumer demand
Consumers are tuning in to the possibilities of mobile TV. Half of U.S. consumers would consider viewing programs on their smartphones and tablets according to a new survey conducted by Mobile Content Venture, the broadcaster alliance behind the forthcoming Dyle mobile TV effort.
MobiTV withdraws $75M IPO, blaming 'unfavorable market conditions'
MobiTV has withdrawn its plans for an initial public offering, blaming "unfavorable market conditions" in a request to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Judge rejects broadcasters' request to halt Aereo streaming TV service
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that startup Aereo can continue streaming live television programming to smartphones and tablets, despite broadcasters' claims that the service violates copyright law.
Dyle teams with Elgato to expand mobile TV service to iOS devices
Mobile Content Venture, the nationwide mobile digital TV effort spearheaded by broadcasters including NBC, Fox and Cox Media Group, is partnering with consumer electronics firm Elgato to extend its forthcoming service to devices running Apple's iOS.
C Spire, Dish Network ink retail partnership
C Spire Wireless and Dish Network said they will partner to promote TV Everywhere and DVR products in the wireless carrier's retail locations. The deal is the latest example of wireless carriers
Cox sues Sprint over mobile TV patents
Cox Communications has filed suit against Sprint Nextel ( NYSE:S ), alleging that the carrier's Sprint TV mobile broadcast service is infringing on two Cox patents. The Cox suit, filed Tuesday in
Dyle adds 17 more stations prior to mobile TV launch
Mobile Content Venture, the nationwide mobile digital TV effort spearheaded by broadcasters including NBC, Fox and Cox Media Group, will offer programming from 17 additional stations when it launches
T-Mobile TV adds Urban Zone, Playground TV packages
T-Mobile USA is expanding its T-Mobile TV service with the addition of two new subscription packages, Playground TV and the Urban Zone, as well as a new widget offering customers information about
Juniper: Tablet TV--Why we'll soon be watching 3 hours a month
Charlotte Miller
We all know that smartphone and tablet users are spending a large amount of time watching video on their devices, but what about mobile TV? The lines can be a little...
Report: Consumers will view 3 hours of TV per month on tablets by 2014
A new Juniper Research report predicts that average monthly television viewing on tablets will increase to 186 minutes per month in 2014. The study claims that as users become more accustomed to
