• Adopting revenue sharing arrangements that create value for all stakeholders
• How are mobile operators making inroads into the TV broadcast sector?
• Is Mobile TV revenue model similar to mobile, to broadcast or a hybrid of the two?

• Current market environment: Asia Pacific consumption patterns
  Opportunities open to new entrants
• How to stay relevant: Challenges for operators and broadcasters in the industry
• Achieving superior ARPU: What and where are the opportunities?

• Which standards will dominate for MobileTV
• Benefits and disadvantages of each technology. Understanding the technical challenges and opportunities for each format
• Are satellite and terrestrial broadcast networks efficient alternatives to the mobile network?
• Disruptive technologies - The WiMax story
• Mobile Video Entertainment, solutions and interoperability

• Delivering benefits from both industries: Outlining the business model for the deployment of mobile broadcast networks
• How are Mobile Network Operators positioning themselves to capitalise on the development of TV services on mobile?
• Identifying the strategies to promote MobileTV to the mass market

• Identifying appropriate content for engaging your costumers
• How to deliver compelling services profitably? Considerations about the key factors to be incorporated when developing content for mobile?
• How MobileTV content should be billed?

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• How will the market for mobile advertising grow?
• What kinds of advertising models are most appropriate for MobileTV advertising?
• Where branded programming works?

• M1 is offering young Singaporean mobile users an opportunity to be producers and stars of their own video clips with the launch of MeTV, and even get paid for it

• Offering of cutting-edge interactive TV
• Binding TV, radio and music services.
• Lessons learned

• Strategies and lessons learnt in Mobile TV business after 18-month trials
• Creating the customer experience through content and quality services
• Marketing and service packaging to attract customers and increase ARPU

• Innovative payment models. What work best in the Italian market?
• Is Mobile TV a niche service or if it will become something for the masses?
• Future challenges in service delivery

• Deploying high quality 2.5G mobile TV services in order to reach out more mobile phone users
• Delivering low cost, high value content
• Operators response to consumers demand

• Mobile 2.0 Service in Korea
• Key market trends in entertainment and media consumption in Multiple Network
• New opportunities,  new business models for a new service

• Still in their infancy, mobile TV services in India are ready to take flight
• How is Hungama taking advantage of the potentially massive market
• The Bollywood case: opportunties and business models

• Creating compelling content to be delivered to mobile telephone screens
• What teenagers want?
• What is the perfect consumer experience

• Providing consumers in China with new ways to experience and interact their favorite TV shows
• Pioneering business models that deliver growth
• What’s in the pipeline

• Delivering up-to-the minute news on an ongoing basis
• Porting over TV products into the mobile platform and making them interactive
• Overcoming challenges of implementation

• Identifying appropriate content for engaging your costumers
• Key factors to be considered when developing content for mobile?
• How to embrace a new creative partnership with the audience

• Regulating broadcasting and telecommunications services in a converging environment
• How should MobileTV be regulated?