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by Rico Mossesgeld on August 16, 2006
About 40% of teenagers and 5 out of 10 adults said they were indifferent to TV-on-the-go. Sensible remarks such as "It just seems like a needless expense to me" and "Why would I want to look at a video clip on my cellphone...I'd rather make phone calls on it" show that there's still a long way to go before mobile video gains acceptance.
Even worse, other studies have shown only 1% to 3% of subscribers actually watch videos on their phones.
Is This the End? Hardly. One day, someone will overcome the obstacles of a small screen and slow networks.
Thanks to Brighthand for the heads-up.
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