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European Commission tries to clear hurdles for satellite based DVB-H

25 August 2007 6:08 by Rich "vurbal" Fiscus | 1 comment

European Commission tries to clear hurdles for satellite based DVB-H The European Commission attempts to simplify European licensing for mobile satellite services could increase demand for broadcast television to handheld devices like mobile phones.

The Commision has generally agreed to adopt the DVB-H standard, sparking mobile providers across the continent to start seriously start looking for ways to profitably offer mobile broadcasts.

Besides the broadcast format, the proposed standards would make it possible for a mobile operator to obtain licensing across the EU from a single authority, instead of the current system where permits for different countries must be applied for in each one.

Several European mobile phone companies, including Vodafone Group PLC, have expressed interest in mobile satellite technology for TV service as well as broadband data.

Source: Yahoo News

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    borhan9 (AfterDawn Addict) 1 September 2007 0:35 Send private message to this user   
    Mobile phone companies will be waiting for this too clear before they go all out and start providing this service.
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