Broadcasters Compete to Put TV on Cellphones
Los Angeles Times, June 9, 2009
By Alana Semuels
The digital switch is the end of one TV era, but broadcasters and device companies hope it's opening up another. Their vision for the future: a world in which consumers access TV not just in our living rooms, but also on cellphones, computers and in cars. This heats up competition as broadcasters and cellphone companies vie to turn the feature into a must-have.
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