MobiTV, Inc., the leader in mobile and broadband entertainment services, predicts mobile television will reach the tipping point in ’08 as a service adopted, desired and utilized by the mainstream. In addition, MobiTV chronicles 2007 as another year of incredible progress with innovative service roll-outs, renewed commitments to development and research, and record setting subscription uptake.

????We are rapidly approaching the day where the mobile phone becomes the single most important device people own for access to everything and 2008 is shaping up to be the year the industry reaches this great milestone,???? said Charlie Nooney, CEO and chairman of MobiTV. ????As the first to market with live television services for Sprint, AT&T, Alltel, US Cellular and many others, our challenge for 2008 is to continue pushing the boundaries by delivering more compelling and personalized content with the cutting-edge performance our partners and millions of users have come to expect.????

MobiTV’s Managed Services Platform
Throughout this past year, MobiTV and its partners continued to drive the development and delivery of mobile television over wired and wireless networks.

MobiTV offers operators a hosted solution providing end-to-end content
ingestion, management and delivery services. The MobiTV platform has been built to scale with the demands of the rapidly growing mobile TV and Broadband market, and to the requirements of our carrier customers.

MobiTV offers smooth integration with, and a natural extension to existing service infrastructure with optimal network utilization and dynamic realtime QoS adaptation and policies. To support this initiative, as well as, development programs for next generation wireless networks, MobiTV opened a new research and development center this year in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Focus
????We have been deeply focused on enhancing and strengthening our managed services platform to optimize delivery and quality of service, lower distribution expenses, introduce personalization features and much more,???? continued Nooney.

The debate over network standards and the best practice solutions for delivering mobile television remains a hot topic in the mobile television market.

????The question that mobile television may or may not be a fruitless or unnecessary service is no longer relevant as we continue to experience tremendous growth and usage steadily climbs,???? said Kay Johansson, CTO for MobiTV. ????Meanwhile, the debate over delivery standards continues to attract industry-wide attention and the solution is simple – support all standards capable of delivering the best consumer experience and let mobile users focus on communicating and enjoying the content they watch.????