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Europe chooses Nokia’s DVB-H as the preferred medium for broadcast television delivery

June 27, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 3 Comments

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I simply don’t get it. Can someone explain to me why anyone in their right mind would want to watch TV on such a small screen? Not only that, but the internet and tivo have changed the way that we as consumers watch content. After I got broadband my television use declined rapidly, the only time I actually turn the damn thing on is in the morning so I can have something to listen to while drinking coffee. That being said, the European Union has selected Nokia’s DVB-H standard and has just backhanded Qualcomm’s MediaFlo technology and South Korea’s T-DMB. Expect the standard to be published in a couple of weeks.

Call me when video on demand happens or they throw tivo’s into cellphones.

[Via: Information Week]

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