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Welcome to bmcoforum

The “Broadcast Mobile Convergence Forum” (bmcoforum) is an international non-profit organisation designed to shape open markets for media delivery.

bmcoforum addresses the use of personal mobile devices in delivering relevant audiovisual content and services wherever, whenever by the best delivery channel.

For that reason bmcoforum brings together players from all parts of the media delivery value chain.

 

bmcoforum Latest Deliverables

bmcoforum Meetings

  • 30 06 2009 WI5 Generic Business Models
  • 30 06 2009 Board
  • 01 07 2009 WI4 Network structure and coverage expectations
  • more

bmcoforum News

Visit bmcoforum at the IBC 
in the Mobile Zone at M101 
September 11-15, 2009
             RAI Amsterdam

Our co-exhibitors:
  Axel Technologies    castLabs    GMIT 
    Giesecke & Devrient     MediaFLO 
  SafeNet  Zürcher Hochschule der Künste

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Mobile Broadcast News

  • Solaris Mobile: Insurance claim (2009 07 02)

    Solaris Mobile is making an insurance claim because its S-band payload is showing “significant non-compliance from its original specifications”. Following an investigation, Solaris should still be able to offer some “but not all” of the services it was planning to offer.

  • bmcoforum finalizes the next release of its implementation profiles of OMA BCAST enabler for Mobile TV (2009 07 01)

    Find the press release here. Download the implementation profiles here.

  • Mobile DTV Alliance finalized its activities (2009 07 01)

    After succeeding in its mission, the US based Mobile DTV Alliance finalized its activities on June 30, 2009.

  • Poland: DVB-H service to launch in August (2009 06 30)

    Poland’s first DVB-H mobile TV service is likely to launch in August. Info-TV-FM recently concluded agreements with various TV channels, which have been included in regulator UKE’s licensing decision.

  • Korea: 50% pop use mobile TV (2009 06 29)

    TU Media reported that the number of its S-DMB subscribers topped 2 million four years after it launched the service. In addition, more than 20 million T-DMB devices, including mobile phones, were also sold as of the end of May.

  • China: Research project on mobile TV audience (2009 06 26)

    VisionChina Media, one of China's largest digital television advertising networks on mass transportation systems, has joined hands with CCTV Mobile Media and CTR Market Research in launching a research project on mobile TV audience and environment on the public transportation system.

  • India: Rcom to offer mobile TV on GSM (2009 06 26)

    Reliance Communications plans to offer Mobile TV services on its GSM network. Currently, RCOM offers Mobile TV services on its CDMA network with over 13 news and TV channels using its real-time streaming technology.

  • USA: FLO cuts prices (2009 06 26)

    FLO TV plans to drop the price down, probably less that $10 a month for an annual plan, pricing one day passes at perhaps $5 a month, while month-to-month subscriptions may cost around the $10 mark. It is also looking to WiFi gadgets.

  • Nigeria: Commercial DVB-H launched (2009 06 25)

    MTN Nigeria has launched a DVB-H based mobile TV service in collaboration with DMtv. The services promises MTN subscribers in the metropolitan areas of Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja and Port Harcourt a bouquet of nine channels.

  • Namibia: Commercial DVB-H launched (2009 06 25)

    MTC Namibia has launched a DVB-H based mobile TV service in collaboration with Multichoice Namibia. The services promises MTC subscribers in the metropolitan area of Windhoek a bouquet of ten channels.

Upcoming Events

IBC 2009
RAI Amsterdam
September 11 - 15

 

   

Last Updated: July 2, 2009