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  • MobaHo!: Satellite Broadcast to Mobile

    MobaHo: Satellite Broadcast to MobileIn the mobile space, Asia is a huge, innovate-or-die marketplace, and MobaHo! — a joint venture of 88 Japanese and Korean companies — is gambling Big Money that Asians will want satellite TV and radio broadcasts beamed from the sky direct to their handheld receivers, cell phones and car-mounted tuners — and maybe even iPods in the future. Today, we go eye-to-eye with Mobile Broadcasting Corp. for a first-on-the-Web videocast featuring facts, analysis and great eye-candy of MobaHo’s latest digi satellite terminals.

    Full Video Program Run-time 12:32 — Free Preview 2:14

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    Posted: 24 January 2005 | Filed: Video Programs, Viewpoint | Feedback | Print |
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