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In the December 6, 2011 Issue:

• Verizon teams up with cable television via wireless spectrum
• Mobile video-sharing market rapidly expanding
• Report says broadcast overlay network could generate $60 billion
• eBay app combines television shopping with mobile
• Cox launches TV Connect for iPad

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 Top Story
Verizon teams up with cable television via wireless spectrum
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 Industry News
Mobile video-sharing market rapidly expanding

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 Mobile TV Testing & Research
Report says broadcast overlay network could generate $60 billion

A new report finds authorizing broadcast overlay of existing cellular networks could reap the U.S. Treasury more than three times as much revenue as could be derived from a spectrum auction.

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eBay app combines television shopping with mobile

A new iPad app, Watch with eBay, gives users a new way of television shopping — with one account, one app and multiple purchasing options.

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Cox launches TV Connect for iPad

Cox announced this week its new iPad app for customers of both its TV and internet services.

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