Share
Monthly Archives:

  • Vodafone Launches Worldwide Mobile TV

    In one of the biggest moves yet to push new mobile TV services to a global audience, Vodafone Group PLC will begin this month to offer a mix of world TV brands, European sports coverage and entertainment programs across its international markets. Under its new global mobile TV channel offering, Vodafone will provide popular programs that are easy to view on small mobile phone screens, the operator said Tuesday.

    Note: This story appears to be based on Vodafone Group’s 6 December press release. Big V’s new mobile TV service is, we think, not unrelated to an earlier media service & technology rolled out a year ago and quietly test-marketed in Japan. WWJ hopes to bring you a detailed report shortly once we get confirmation from the carrier. — Ed.

    Full story here.

    Posted: 7 December 2005 | Filed: Carriers, Content Providers | Feedback | Print |
Double Your Chances of Business Success in Japan

Servcorp Serviced Offices and Virtual Offices
Related Posts:
  • Vodafone Launches 3G in Europe

  • Vodafone has chosen South Korea's Samsung to provide its first 3G phone for their kickstart launch of services in Germany and Portugal, but hopes to expand its range over...

  • Softbank-Vodafone Content Share

  • According to an article on EE Times, during talks that led to Softbank's acquisition of Vodafone's Japan unit, the companies also agreed to form a joint venture to deliver...

  • DoCoMo Pins 3G Hopes on New Handsets

  • DoCoMo will seek to revitalise lacklustre sales of its FOMA service with the launch of three new handsets. From next month DoCoMo will start receiving an estimated 6m 3G...

  • Vodafone Completes Share Offer

  • Further to the announcement made by Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") on 25 May 2004, Vodafone announces that the offer made by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Vodafone International Holdings B.V. ("Vodafone...

  • Vodafone Japan Launches Visto Push Mail

  • Yesterday, Vodafone Japan announced 'Office Mail' a new, secure push-mail corporate solution for 3G powered by Visto. Japan's DoCoMo, KDDI and Vodafone have never had a lot of success...


    previous post: Gadgets, Guards Ensure Kids are Safe :: next post: Vodafone Selects A-GPS Solution