CSTB2006, Moscow, Russia, 6 February 2006: Mike Alexander, Product Manager for Mobile TV at Pace Micro Technology plc (pic.l), the leading dedicated innovator of technology solutions for the payTV industry, is presenting a paper at the CSTB conference in Russia on 6 February, 2006 on how to make money from mobile TV.
Mike will be looking at the opportunity of connecting mobile devices to broadcasters' TV service portals (whether satellite, cable, terrestrial or IP) as a means of delivering premium content and applications securely.
An operational model will be presented along with a discussion of alternate delivery mechanisms and an outline of a ubiquitous architecture to address the prime requirements of high bandwidth connectivity, rich media delivery (video and other applications), content storage, content delivery and ease of use.
Example services will be explored in terms of their suitability to 'mobility' and how these services should be able to provide a fast track to ARPU (average revenue per user) from mobile services. In addition, wireless mobile TV service paradigms will be summarised (e.g. DVB-H, DMB, 3G).
Finally, Mike will conclude the session with the key tenets of deploying and operating a mobile TV service.
About CSTB2006
CSTB Russia is Russia's primary exhibition and conference for the cable and satellite, TV and radio broadcasting and broadband industries.
With a population of over 147 million, and crossing 9 time zones, Russia is one of the most diverse and rapidly developing telecom and broadcast technology markets in the world with immense potential for growth and offering enormous investment opportunities in broadcast, telecommunications, broadband, satellite and cable technologies.
About Pace Micro Technology
Pace Micro Technology plc (pic.l) is a leader in digital television technology. The Company's primary focus is the development of innovative set-top box solutions for operators, broadcasters, telecommunications companies and retail markets worldwide.
Pace's head office is in Shipley West Yorkshire, with further offices in the USA, Hong Kong, Germany and France.