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Latest comment: 18 years ago by Chmyr in topic [Untitled]

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Mobile TV format wars seem to be drifting toward a regionalism, rather than technological advantages. As someone said, mobile TV viewing is for a few minutes. But in countries where the mass transit system like buses and subway trains is more afforadable and easily accessible may tend to spend more than half an hour on watching mobile TV and other mobile content,while in the buses and subway trains. In the same vein, mobile TV viewing in USA won't likely take off in view of the current car density, which makes the ridership of mass transit system to a minimal level. It is expected that a migration of mobile TV or real-time video streaming to 'wheeled' mobile equipment may change the whole game in the end.Chmyr (talk) 19:09, 18 December 2007 (UTC)Reply