Who is Dyle.tv?

Dyle™ mobile TV turns compatible devices into a portable TV! Dyle is

working with a number of electronics manufacturers and wireless

carriers to develop a wide range of AndroidTM and iOS devices with

Dyle. Just look for the Dyle logo, and get live sports, news and

entertainment programming on-the-go.



http://www.dyle.tv/about/mcv/



In April 2010, 12 major broadcast groups came together to develop a

national mobile content service (Dyle™ mobile TV) through a joint

venture known as, Mobile Content Venture (MCV). MCV is comprised of

Fox, NBC, Telemundo, Pearl Mobile DTV and ION. The Pearl member

companies include: Belo Corp., Cox Media Group, E.W. Scripps General,

Inc., Gannett Broadcasting, Hearst, Media General, Meredith Corp.,

Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. and Raycom Media.



MCV and its participants will provide content to portable devices

using broadcast spectrum, including live local and national news,

sports and entertainment programming. Broadcast spectrum for Dyle™

mobile TV will initially come from the founding MCV members: Fox, NBC,

& Telemundo, Pearl Mobile DTV and ION. In addition, MCV is actively

working with Fox and NBC affiliates, as well as additional

broadcasters, to expand the broadcast footprint.



MCV plans to roll out Dyle mobile TV in at least 35 DMAs. At launch,

the Dyle will initially consist of at least two ad-supported,

free-to-consumer channels in each DMA. Additional channels and markets

are expected to be added. In order to receive Dyle, consumers will

need a device capable of receiving a specific type of mobile video

broadcast (ATSC-MH), encrypted with standards-based conditional

access. See coverage map.



http://www.dyle.tv/coverage-map/



Dyle™ mobile TV is not available in all markets, and coverage may vary

across participating markets and by zip code within a market. Please

check the map to see if signals are available in your area. Using the

map, you can also see which TV broadcast networks are offered in your

location. Map results are based on theoretical coverage and do not

guarantee reception. External variables factor affecting reception may

include building heights and variations in geographic terrains.