MobiTV now claims to be the leaders in mobile content and service providers, by having a customer base of more than 7 million. This service is available on more than 350 handsets over 20 carrier networks including Sprint, AT&T and Alltel. This service provider has established the latest market for wireless entertainment services.
MobiTV recently publicized its most recent achievement for its mobile television and video-on-demand service, streaming billions of minutes a year. This service provider is apparently consistent in living up to the expectations of its customer’s. Its services seem to be constantly ranked among the top selling applications for AT&T.
“We are clearly seeing an increase in mobile television consumption. With the addition of two million new subscribers in less than six months, MobiTV continues to expand its lead in the mobile media market by providing new, personal, relevant and immediate content to our viewers. We are about to hit the tipping point for mobile media, one that will move it from a novelty to the mainstream,” quoted Charlie Nooney, Chairman and CEO, MobiTV.
“Our March Madness application further validates consumer demand for our groundbreaking TV experiences on mobile devices. We are poised to continue capitalizing on this demand with an expansive offering of compelling, entertaining TV for mobile devices,” remarks Paul Scanlan, president and co-founder of MobiTV.
MobiTV points the latest subscriber boost to the interactive mobile content that is the tournament pass application that brought March Madness to the iPhone in partnership with CBS Sports. Thereafter it claimed to have captured top-seller position in the iTunes store. The application enhanced the consumer appeal of novel mobile television entertainment.
MobiTV is supposedly persistent in bringing about evolution in the industry, adding up to its wide spectrum of content offerings. It incorporates a proposed delivery model for the Mobile DTV standard. Further it coalesce free, live broadcast content and finest video-on-demand content with interactive and DVR-like functionalities. Formerly in this year, the model was introduced at National Association of Broadcasters.