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Court TV goes mobile

Subscribers will have access to streaming video and other online content, as well as a live network feeds directly from the satellite

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Aug 9, 2005

Court TV has teamed with SmartVideo, a mobile video provider, to give viewers access to its legal-oriented programming from cell phones.

The cable network’s deal with SmartVideo will result in four kinds of content being delivered to four different channels in a subscriber-based service, Reuters reported. Viewers will have access to Court TV News’ content live from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. and the network’s prime-time programming through video-on-demand.

Subscribers also will have access to online content, including Web clips and trial coverage, and the live network feeds directly from the satellite.

The service can be viewed on any Smartphone or other device using Microsoft Windows Mobile OS.

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