I believe you will find that the 'survey' was paid for by Quickplay media, who incidentally “is the leading provider of media management and distribution solutions for mobile TV and video services.”

Impartial? hmmmmmm…..

Other point: 41% have 'watched Tv or Video on their phone' but only 33% have 'watched for up to 60 minutes or longer'. Note the 'up to', which cunningly includes people who accidentally hit the TV app and 'watched' for 5 seconds, but gives the impression that 60 minutes is more the norm. So which is it? 33 or 41%? can't be both….

Note to PR hacks: don't send this sort of stuff to SMSTN unless you want it peeled, diced and exposed for the patent dog's cobblers that it is.

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Really? Are you saying 41% of consumers in the US have watched video or TV on their phones? That is going to be difficult with less then 20% of the handsets data enabled in the US and less then 8% of those actually utilizing the data plans for anything outside of email.

Where do they get these figures from? Who paid for this survey? They obviously bought these results…

I believe you will find that the 'survey' was paid for by Quickplay media, who incidentally “is the leading provider of media management and distribution solutions for mobile TV and video services.”

Impartial? hmmmmmm…..

Other point: 41% have 'watched Tv or Video on their phone' but only 33% have 'watched for up to 60 minutes or longer'. Note the 'up to', which cunningly includes people who accidentally hit the TV app and 'watched' for 5 seconds, but gives the impression that 60 minutes is more the norm. So which is it? 33 or 41%? can't be both….

Note to PR hacks: don't send this sort of stuff to SMSTN unless you want it peeled, diced and exposed for the patent dog's cobblers that it is.

/m

I believe you will find that the 'survey' was paid for by Quickplay media, who incidentally “is the leading provider of media management and distribution solutions for mobile TV and video services.”

Impartial? hmmmmmm…..

Other point: 41% have 'watched Tv or Video on their phone' but only 33% have 'watched for up to 60 minutes or longer'. Note the 'up to', which cunningly includes people who accidentally hit the TV app and 'watched' for 5 seconds, but gives the impression that 60 minutes is more the norm. So which is it? 33 or 41%? can't be both….

Note to PR hacks: don't send this sort of stuff to SMSTN unless you want it peeled, diced and exposed for the patent dog's cobblers that it is.

/m

Really? Are you saying 41% of consumers in the US have watched video or TV on their phones? That is going to be difficult with less then 20% of the handsets data enabled in the US and less then 8% of those actually utilizing the data plans for anything outside of email.

Where do they get these figures from? Who paid for this survey? They obviously bought these results…

Everyone understands the attraction of 5-minute snippets, that you can snack on at leisure, that are managed & sideloaded via a PC.

You probably want to watch in commuting time, which puts you in absolutely the worst scenario for real-time download/stream of video. In a small metal can, surrounded by large bags of water (read: fellow commuters), all moving along narrow routes, sometimes underground. All trying to access the same network at once. Competing with voice & data traffic.

Capacity & coverage nightmare for MNO's. Crap, frustrating experience for users.

No-one wants mobile TV except mobile TV hardware and content vendors. Believe their 'Surveys' at your peril….