Envivio, GlobeCast and Orange Sign Mobile TV Deal
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Envivio and GlobeCast have reached a deal with Orange to deliver high-quality MPEG-4 television broadcasts to the telecoms firm's mobile TV subscribers in France.
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Companies are working together to ensure their DVB-H phones and network equipment are compatible.
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SBC agrees to use the company's Internet-based television platform.
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Per casa, cibo, viaggi, abbigliamento e telefono
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Joins Channel 4 and Sony Ericsson to find UK's best band Orange and Sony Ericsson have gotten together with Channel 4 to launch "mobileACT Unsigned": a competition to find the best unsigned band in the UK.â¦
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Merger with T-Mobile on the cards? Deutsche Telekom is close to making a â¬1.6bn ($2.2bn) bid for mobile operator Orange Netherlands - owned by France Telecom.â¦
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Mobile operator Orange is said to be developing technology that will allow its customers to user their mobile handsets to control televisions. The Sunday Telegraph reported that Orange is developing a system whereby its customers can use their handsets to program their personal video recorders.
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TechWeb - Wireless carrier T-Mobile International has signed a deal to use in Europe a variety of popular brands from Warner Bros.
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Mobile phone group Vodafone  and  rival Orange, owned by France Telecom , are to share  mobile mast sites in a deal designed to cut costs and improve  coverage across Britain.
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Thursday marked the beginning of Verizon Wireless' V CAST mobile TV service in twenty US markets, with more markets to be added before the end of the first quarter, with the aim of giving potential competitors such as DVB-H and mobile IPTV a run for their money.
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WiMAX technology is on the cusp of coming fully into the marketplace, and Cisco has seized an early opportunity in acquiring mobile WiMAX pioneer Navini Networks for $330 million.
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Industry body calls for customer awareness The Open Mobile Terminal Alliance, a mobile-phone industry body which counts Orange, Vodafone, T-Mobile and 3 amongst its membership, has published guidance for network operators and handset manufacturers on provisioning and maintaining VoIP settings on new handsets.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - Orange Business Services, the global enterprise networking unit of France TÃ©lÃ©com, has strengthened its footprint in the Nordic and Baltic countries through an agreement with Scandinavian telco TeliaSonera. Under the deal announced Wednesday, TeliaSonera will integrate its IP (Internet Protocol) services in its home Nordic and Baltic markets with Orange's global IP network. The partnership will allow TeliaSonera to support its enterprise customers with international requirements beyond its core markets, making it easier for them to buy services and manage their communications needs though through a single provider. At the same time, Orange Business Services will benefit from a deeper network penetration in northern Europe. Also included in the partnership are mobile communications through the FreeMove international mobile phone alliance with several operators including Orange and TeliaSonera. Newly created Orange Business Services, which incorporates numerous former France TÃ©lÃ©com including Equant, operates in 166 countries and serves more than 220 customers.
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Battle lines drawn in the fight for mobile screen Mobile World Congress Orange upped the ante in the battle for control of the mobile phone screen by today announcing its "Accelerated Signature Program", which sees a host of applications and unifying interfaces pre-installed on a range of handsets, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.â¦
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InfoWorld - The biggest U.S. cellular company, AT&amp;T&#39;s Cingular division, will launch mobile TV using Qualcomm&#39;s MediaFLO technology later this year.
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CHUM Ltd. has signed a deal to sell the Toronto 1 television station to two divisions of Quebec media giant Quebecor Inc., which will use the new property as a foothold in English-language
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By NO BYLINE  TICKETING firm Viagogo has agreed a deal with STV to provide visitors to the Scottish broadcaster's website with access to the latest tickets to live events.   Users will be able to search Viagogo's database of events and buy and sell tickets on the co-branded site.