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Mobile TV is an ongoing problem
As of now, Mobile TV is not yet a success story. A global study from Arthur D. Little says that only one percent of all mobile owners use mobile TV. While there are some growing markets in countries such as South Korea and Italy, a working business model is yet to be found. However, mobile TV could be a good opportunity for filling a specific niche in a competitive market the report says.
As of now, Mobile TV is not yet a success story. A global study from Arthur D. Little says that only one percent of all mobile owners use mobile TV. While there are some growing markets in countries such as South Korea and Italy, a working business model is yet to be found. However, mobile TV could be a good opportunity for filling a specific niche in a competitive market the report says.
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