Jason Ankeny
Juniper Research
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Latest Headlines
Latest Headlines
Qualcomm pulls the plug on FLO TV
Qualcomm ( NASDAQ:QCOM ) reportedly will shut down its struggling FLO TV mobile broadcast effort after attempts to find a buyer came up empty. Citing sources familiar with the situation, PaidContent
Bell Canada turns on its IPTV service
Bell Canada ( NYSE: BCE ) is making another effort to stick it to cable competitors with the debut of 'Bell Fibe TV' service in Toronto and Montreal. The new IPTV service, which is based Microsoft's
Bell Canada enhances video play by acquiring CTV
Bell Canada's parent BCE (NYSE: BCE ) is so bullish on its video prospects that it's plunking down $2.9 billion to buy up Canada's largest private broadcaster CTV. Under the terms of the agreement,
Broadcasters forge Mobile500 Alliance to boost mobile DTV
Thirty U.S. broadcast television companies collectively owning 346 full-power stations spanning 167 markets have banded together to form the Mobile500 Alliance, a new coalition to accelerate the
Nokia introduces mobile TV receiver add-on
Nokia ( NYSE:NOK ) unveiled a new mobile TV receiver add-on, enabling consumers to tune into DVB-H-based digital broadcast content wherever available. The Nokia Mobile TV Headset operates independent
Qualcomm studying use of MediaFLO technology to mitigate network traffic
Qualcomm's ( NASDAQ:QCOM ) broadcast TV technology known as MediaFLO may not be a bust after all. During the company's IQ 2010 event in London, the company said it is now looking at using MediaFLO for
Japan regulators favor ISDB-Tmm, not MediaFLO, for mobile TV
A Japanese government advisory panel said it favors operator giant NTT DoCoMo's proposal to run a next-generation mobile broadcasting service based on ISDB-Tmm technology, shooting down carrier
Verizon poised to launch live FiOS TV app for iPad
Verizon Communications ( NYSE:VZ ) will introduce an application enabling its FiOS digital cable subscribers to view live streaming television and movies via Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iPad tablet device.
The Mobile TV survey says ... wireline wins big
Several years ago, while in Europe on business, I was informed by a Tier 1 networking equipment vendor--which also just happened to be one of the top contenders in the global handset market--that
Audiovox integrates FLO TV service into portable DVD player
Consumer electronics manufacturer Audiovox Corporation and Qualcomm's ( NASDAQ:QCOM ) FLO TV mobile broadcast unit introduced the Audiovox 7" Portable DVD Player with FLO TV, enabling on-the-go
