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Home » AT&T to Deliver MobiTV at Wi-Fi Hotspots Nationwide

AT&T to Deliver MobiTV at Wi-Fi Hotspots Nationwide

May 9, 2006
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AT&T agreed to deliver MobiTV’s mobile television content across its nationwide Wi-Fi network. The service will enable AT&T customers to view live television while connected to one of AT&T’s Wi-Fi hot spots.

The MobiTV service includes 15 channels spanning national news, sports, entertainment and full-length music videos from top artists. The MobiTV service will be accessible from the AT&T Wi-Fi portal. Users will have a basic channel line-up available through a monthly $11.99 subscription or for each 24-hour session for $5.99.

The service will be available this month at nearly 7,000 AT&T owned and operated Wi-Fi hot spots, which includes airports, coffee shops and book stores, with plans to expand to additional locations.

http://www.att.comhttp://www.mobitv.com

  • MobiTV claims more than one million subscribers.
  • The MobiTV service is currently available in the US through Sprint, Cingular and Alltel; in the United Kingdom through 3 and Orange UK; and to Canadian customers through Bell Canada, Rogers and TELUS Mobility; and other regional carriers around the world.
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