On Friday, FLO TV will debut on the small screen.
But it’s a small screen that’s bigger than the smaller screen they’re famous for.
This Friday, Qualcomm’s mobile broadcast subsidiary FLO TV will expand its service nationally.
It’s a move that’s been in the making for quite some time, one that comes hand in hand with
DTV transition, which provides the the broadband spectrum vital for the FLO mobile TV network.
As it stands, FLO TV will reach 39 new domestic markets with a potential audience of 200 million everywhere from Boston to San Francisco.
And that’s just the beginning.
By the end of this year, FLO TV is expected to see the light of day in at least one hundred markets.
As you may recall, FLO TV had no choice but to postpone its national debut after federal lawmakers delayed the switch to DTV from Feb. 17 to June 12.
The big moment is finally upon us.
