The Hindustani Times reports that Hutch TV has launched “a multi-channel, TV-on-Mobile service, accessible over its EDGE-enabled network”.

13 different channel are offered “ranging from news and current affairs to business, sports, fashion, travel and entertainment” and can be viewed on Hutchison and Orange networks.

Looks like we’re going to get some answers pretty soon to the question “Do people want TV on their mobile?”

Obviously, the answers won’t be definitive yet, as even if people don’t watch, it doesn’t mean it won’t succeed eventually. Price, quality and content are just some of the variables determining success.

I favour the “don’t want” camp unless the content is reformatted into sushi-TV or originated with mobile viewing in mind.

The Hindustani Times reports that Hutch TV has launched “a multi-channel, TV-on-Mobile service, accessible over its EDGE-enabled network”.

13 different channel are offered “ranging from news and current affairs to business, sports, fashion, travel and entertainment” and can be viewed on Hutchison and Orange networks.

Looks like we’re going to get some answers pretty soon to the question “Do people want TV on their mobile?”

Obviously, the answers won’t be definitive yet, as even if people don’t watch, it doesn’t mean it won’t succeed eventually. Price, quality and content are just some of the variables determining success.

I favour the “don’t want” camp unless the content is reformatted into sushi-TV or originated with mobile viewing in mind.

The Hindustani Times reports that Hutch TV has launched “a multi-channel, TV-on-Mobile service, accessible over its EDGE-enabled network”.

13 different channel are offered “ranging from news and current affairs to business, sports, fashion, travel and entertainment” and can be viewed on Hutchison and Orange networks.

Looks like we’re going to get some answers pretty soon to the question “Do people want TV on their mobile?”

Obviously, the answers won’t be definitive yet, as even if people don’t watch, it doesn’t mean it won’t succeed eventually. Price, quality and content are just some of the variables determining success.

I favour the “don’t want” camp unless the content is reformatted into sushi-TV or originated with mobile viewing in mind.