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Ericsson to provide mobile TV in Israel
Better mobile TV services in Israel could soon be made available due to a deal between Ericsson and Cellcom Israel. Ericsson has joined forces with Israeli mobile operator Cellcom Israel to provide a mobile TV service. As a result of the agreement, subscribers to Cellcom Israel will be able to have access to live TV channels and video-on-demand content. Ericsson will be the sole supplier of a mobile TV platform with a content management system and support systems for customer care departments. A customised TV experience is promised for subscribers who will be able to take advantage of quick channel switching, an easy-to-use navigation menu and more sophisticated features. Mats Bosrup, president and CEO of Ericsson Israel, said: "Mobile TV is going from strength to strength as operators expand and leverage their networks." Over in America, Samsung and LG are locked in a battle about which company provides the better mobile TV platform. Samsung believes that its A-VSB is the best system for local channels to use to broadcast extra programmes for mobile devices. LG, with its new MPH mobile TV 'solution', disagrees. Industry News News posted on 08/01/2008 16:39:12 Have your say!Camera phone war hots up
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