"While some industry onlookers have long suspected MobiTV may face a limited future as operators begin migrating to a broadcast TV model, Pyramid Research senior analyst Nick Holland said the company's exit from the British market does not spell the beginning of the end. "MobiTV may be finding it a little difficult to compete in the U.K. market, but their proposition is still compelling elsewhere," Holland told FierceMobileContent. "But they need to evolve, and they need to work with operators in terms of what they're thinking."
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