A nascent demand for mobile TV and video services in the UK is being compromised by a lack of awareness of the services available and high service cost according to research by mobile TV and video solutions provider Quick Play Media.

A study from business management firm KPMG has revealed that over the next two years venture capitalists will increase their investments in entertainment content with a focus on mobile applications.

Leading analyst Frost & Sullivan has saluted 3 Italia for being the first European company to offer free broadcast mobile TV, based on DVB-H, calling the move ‘a successful business model with the right approach'.

The broader availability of web video and mobile video-capable devices such as the iPhone, are driving more Americans to consume more video content than ever according a report released by the Solutions Research Group.

The quality of mobile TV services based on 3G telecoms networks may make it harder to compete with mobile TV broadcasting according to a new study from In-Stat

With the imminent launch of its 3G iPhone, Apple has an opportunity to have a significant impact on the mobile TV market, according to a new research report from Analysys Mason.

Asia will be the powerhouse of a burgeoning market for mobile TV as the number of people receiving mobile TV services reaches 485 million by 2013 according to a new analyst report published Cantab Wireless.

A new UK survey, commissioned by mobile multimedia and advertising solutions provider Mobixell Networks, claims to have identified as sizeable opportunity amongst the 16-34 year-old demographic to offer ad-funded mobile content via rich media services like multimedia messaging or mobile video services.

For the mobile media and entertainment (MME) market, the 'service enabler' role appears to hold greater revenue potential for mobile network operators than the role of on-portal content service provider, according to a new report published by Analysys Mason

China Mobile's new 3G service has made a ‘soft' launch in eight cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Guangzhou and Shenzhen and the firm will likely quickly trial mobile TV.