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The first in CIS countries international forum dedicated to mobile TV "Mobile Broadcasting. World success story and prospects of implementation in Eastern Europe and CIS" took place in Kiev, Ukraine, on May 29, 2007. The sponsorship support of the event was provided by QArea as far as the company considers mobile TV one of the most perspective innovative trends in mobile world and invests in the development of software for mobile TV streaming security. Among other event sponsors there were such companies as Irdeto, Qualcomm and Techexpo. Besides the Forum gathered the representatives of quite a few companies that have already launched mobile TV services in other countries successfully.

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