Latest articles by Franklin McMahon
Trend: Mobile-TV apps profiting from televised events networks paid billions to cover
Prepared content producers can piggyback a huge event and pay nothing while raking in huge profits through second-screen engagement.
Next wave: How to bridge second-screen devices with HDTV and mobile TV in 2012
Mobile TV viewers simply have to “launch an app and tap” to order new lawn and garden equipment from Troy-Bilt, thanks to the company’s new cross-platform advertising campaign.
Why mobile TV influences the future of television one channel at a time
Mobile TV influences the future of television one channel at a time.
Can Dyle Mobile TV launch gain momentum in 2012?
Steadily gaining traction, the brand needs to be a hit with consumers and educate them in a way that makes shopping for a mobile TV solution easier and less confusing.
Siano Mobile plans 2012 U.S. launch
Although adoption of mobile TV is booming in many parts of the world, many U.S. consumers have been slower to warm up to the new technology offered by companies such as Siano.
Kindle Fire Joins Mobile TV Tablet Party
Amazon challenges the current king of the Mobile TV party, the Apple iPad, with the release of its own low-priced tablet.
Mobile TV Viewing on Tablets Ramps Up
A recent study shows that viewers are more likely to watch longer clips and complete videos on a tablet than on a desktop PC or a mobile TV device.
ROK TV for BlackBerry hits 100,000 downloads
The company focuses on mobile apps and integrated Web technologies and had hoped that the new BlackBerry app would be accepted by consumers.
Orb Live streams mobile to iPhone, iPad, Android
Orb Networks is now taking its product to the next level with an iPhone and iPad app (Android is slated to be released later this month) that allows users to stream content from their PC or Mac.
China works towards widespread mobile TV service
There are many companies wanting to move their mobile TV services into China, but progress has been slow due to several factors.
TSN scores 10-year Wimbledon mobile TV contract
The coverage will start in 2012 with the closing weekend of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Singles Tennis Finals and will also include the French-language broadcast rights.
Adobe CS5.5 Suite develops for mobile TV
Device Central is the hub that brings all the content together for testing, emulation, design, rendering and deployment for mobile devices.
