Two new reports examine the tsunami of mobile video traffic expected thanks to the popularity of new LTE smartphones and tablets and strategies to deal with it.
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The cell phone operator announced it will offer Samsung Android smartphones with the Mobile Content Venture Dyle application preloaded and an MDTV receiver later this year.
The new rules codify in detail the general obligation laid out in the commission’s Second Report and Order requiring EAS participants to be able to receive CAP-formatted messages.
Seventeen LPTV stations and Multichannel Video Program Distributors are requesting the waivers so their TV receive sites outside an FCC-defined boundary can be listed in the white space database.
The event, being held in cooperation with the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors will focus on distributed antenna systems and small cell solutions.
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Erik Moreno, co-general manager of the Mobile Content Venture, and senior VP, Corporate Development, for the Fox Networks Group, speaks from the 2012 International CES in Las Vegas about recent important wins for mobile DTV.
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A new report from Accenture finds the percentage of consumers watching broadcast or cable TV in a typical week on televisions fell from 71 percent in 2009 to 48 percent last year.
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