If you Don’t Get Mobile TV NOW, You’ll Hate Yourself Later

A 24-channel lineup for mobile devices has been introduces in Las Vegas by HiWire L.L.C. The choice of channels has immediately dwarfed the 8-channel lineup currently offered by MediaFlo USA Inc.

The lineup includes:

• Discovery Channel
• Animal Planet
• TLC
• Discovery kids
• Discovery Mobile
• CMT
• Comedy Central
• MTV
• Nickelodeon
• Spike TV
• VH1
• CNN Mobile Live
• Cartoon Networks/Adult Swim Mobile
• Anime Network
• E!
• Fox News Channel
• Travel Channel
• The Weather Channel
• MavTV
• AccuWeather.com

The company also mentioned the broadening of its channel network by attracting new partners.

Bill Squadron, president of SES Americom’s IP prime division, commented:

“The HiWire SES Americom joint mobile TV trial is delivering three times the number of broadcast quality television channels of any other U.S. mobile TV system being utilized today.”

Scott Wills, president and COO of HiWire, said:

“Our trial will be a historic milestone as we have amassed the largest channel lineup of high-quality, streaming mobile TV ever trialed by consumers. We deeply appreciate the support that our programming partners have shown and their commitment to uniquely test the impact of programming on mobile TV in the United States. We all hope to gain new insights about mobile TV viewer’s habits and needs.”

HiWire is a company that uses digital broadcast-handheld technology for delivering its services. The company’s parent firm, Aloha Partners, is holding the largest 700MHz spectrum in the country. The company is planning to take advantage over its competitors through this spectrum.

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