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<b>Vivek Srivastav</b>, Head Digital and Business Operations, Colors
Mobile TV is very interesting. Once connectivity concerns are sorted, the time-spent watching television content on mobile will sure go up. Question is whether mobile/ tablets will become the primary screen. Our belief is it won’t. While for certain genres such as news and sports this consumption could be high, for linear entertainment content mobile/ tablets will remain second screens.