Opinion: Hurdles to mobile video

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Despite the increased bandwidth and improved capabilities of the mobile-phone networks in the U.S., relatively few people use their cell phones to watch video. At the iHollywood Forum’s Mobile Entertainment Summit this morning, several speakers opined on what’s holding up the market. The consensus: advertiser-supported programming is the way to go, but carriers and content providers haven’t agreed yet on a way to do it. Read more at the Bit Player blog.